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Malta just became the first country in the world to give every citizen free access to premium AI tools. After completing a short online course, residents can use ChatGPT Plus for an entire year at no cost.
Richard Whitehead, who made history completing 100 marathons as a double amputee in 2025, is returning to Malta's iconic race. The two-time Paralympic gold medalist represents how far inclusive sport has come.
Malta International Airport is replacing diesel-powered ground equipment with electric alternatives in a major push to reduce aviation emissions. The airfield electrification programme marks a significant step toward cleaner air travel in the Mediterranean.
Malta and Turkey just kicked off five new research partnerships tackling aviation, health, water, and farming challenges. The collaboration brings together university scientists and private innovators from both countries to solve shared problems.
The tiny Mediterranean island nation is doubling down on solar power with a new auction that could bring millions in renewable energy investment. Malta's solar capacity has grown steadily, now powering thousands of homes with clean island sunshine.
The small Mediterranean nation of Malta just became the 65th country to sign NASA's Artemis Accords, joining a growing global community committed to peaceful and responsible space exploration. This marks another milestone in humanity's united journey back to the Moon and beyond.
Ireland and Malta just became the latest countries to sign the Artemis Accords, joining 66 nations committed to peaceful, collaborative space exploration. The signings mean nearly every European Union country now supports the international framework for exploring the Moon and beyond together.
A Maltese chocolatier just unveiled the world's longest chocolate sculpture—a stunning 52-meter train made from 3,000kg of Belgian chocolate. Even better, the record-breaking creation is helping raise funds for hospice care in Malta and Italy.
President Trump is signing an executive order to guarantee the historic Army-Navy football game keeps its sacred December broadcast window. The move protects a 126-year tradition from being squeezed out by expanded college football playoffs and competing TV deals.
For decades, Costco customers have relied on a charmingly analog system to order custom cakes: fill out a paper slip, drop it in a box, and hope for the best. Now the beloved retailer is launching an app that lets shoppers customize and order cakes from their phones.
When a desperate father emailed a newsroom about his homeless family, hundreds of strangers responded with housing, jobs, and hope. Within hours, compassion drowned out hate.
A federal judge gave the Trump administration two weeks to bring back a college student who was wrongfully deported despite a court order protecting her. The ruling offers a chance to correct what the judge called a clear mistake.
A new executive order accelerates research into psychedelic medicines for mental illness, prioritizing veterans facing treatment-resistant PTSD and depression. The move ends decades of federal prohibition and could offer hope to the 17 veterans who die by suicide every day.
More than 1,000 Voice of America employees are heading back to work after a federal judge blocked mass layoffs and ordered the international broadcaster to resume operations. The ruling protects a news service that's been sharing American stories with the world since 1942.
When a woman called 911 to order a pizza, dispatcher Tim Teneyck quickly realized she was using code to escape a violent situation. His quick thinking led to an arrest and now trains dispatchers nationwide.
President Trump signed an executive order to accelerate research into psychedelic drugs for mental health treatment, directing $50 million to state programs. Veterans and advocacy groups hope the move could unlock new treatments for PTSD and depression.
Norway just placed the world's largest order for electric hydrofoil ferries: 20 vessels that literally lift out of the water to slash energy use by 80%. These "flying" boats could finally crack the code on electrifying high-speed coastal transport.
A federal judge in Minnesota forced immigration authorities to release an Ecuadoran man after the agency repeatedly ignored court orders requiring a timely bond hearing. The rare move highlights how judicial oversight can protect individual rights even during aggressive enforcement operations.
London police are now knocking on doors to personally check on domestic violence victims, making protective orders actually work. Early results show arrests and charges for domestic violence up 82% in one year.
India's Supreme Court has directed a national committee to create a comprehensive plan making prisons accessible for inmates with disabilities. The landmark order recognizes that dignity and equality must extend behind prison walls too.
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