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Nearly 100 former presidents and prime ministers from every continent just united with a powerful message: today's biggest challenges require countries working together, not going it alone. New polling shows most people worldwide agree.
Over 300 Paralympic athletes from 26 nations gathered in Cali, Colombia, to close out the 2026 World Para Athletics Grand Prix season with record-breaking performances and inspiring victories. Three-time Paralympic champion Sherman Guity led the charge with a sprint double, nearly matching his own world record.
April McMaster runs Birmingham's Meals on Wheels program, coordinating 600 volunteers to deliver hot meals and human connection to 1,500 homebound seniors across 68 routes every single day. For many of these seniors, their meal delivery volunteer is the only person they'll see all day.
Polish farmers can now get up to $46,000 to install solar panels, batteries, and heat pumps on their land. Applications open October 5 for a program that could transform thousands of farms into renewable energy hubs.
First Gen Corporation is investing up to $2.8 billion through 2031 to transform the Philippines' power grid with renewable energy. The ambitious plan focuses on geothermal, hydroelectric, and solar projects that will help the nation break free from fossil fuels.
Denmark is racing to install 72 massive offshore wind turbines before winter storms shut down the North Sea, and they're already halfway there. The completed farm will power over a million homes with clean energy.
Epidemiologist Jessica Malaty Rivera is leading a movement to rebuild public trust in science by becoming better communicators. She's tackling the health misinformation crisis with compassion instead of criticism.
European Union countries welcomed a record 3.9 million new residents last year, the highest number since tracking began in 2008. Jobs and family reunification drove the 10% increase, showing Europe's doors opening wider despite heated political debates about migration.
A high school dropout turned chef who ran his family's restaurant for 20 years is now teaching culinary arts and changing lives at an Idaho charter school. His classroom has become a tight-knit community where students learn that failure is part of success.
A Georgetown oncologist who now treats nearly half his colorectal cancer patients under 50 has created a revolutionary platform to speed up clinical trials. KLEOS cuts years off the drug approval process for a disease that's become the deadliest cancer for younger Americans.
A Michigan program gives mothers $1,500 during pregnancy and $500 monthly for baby's first year with no strings attached. The results are stunning: preterm births down 18%, low birth weight down 27%, and infant deaths cut in half.
Southern France is getting warm enough to grow tropical fruit in open fields. Farmers are embracing the shift, cultivating bananas, papayas, and dragon fruit without heating or pesticides.
After massive public protest, Germany reversed plans to shut down Deutsche Welle's Greek service—a broadcaster that gave Greeks hope during dictatorship. The unanimous vote preserves a 50-year bond between two nations.
Boston just made it dramatically easier to build batteries and renewable energy projects across the city. The new rules create a fast-track approval process that could speed up the shift to clean power by years.
The largest wind farm in the Horn of Africa is rising in Ethiopia's remote desert, backed by a $620 million partnership with the UAE that could light up four million homes with clean energy. The Aysha-1 project marks a turning point for a nation racing to bring electricity to 75 percent of its people by 2030.
A family in central Iowa converted their industrial hog barn into a thriving mushroom farm with help from an organization that's proving farmers can leave factory farming behind. The Faaborgs are now showing other farmers across America how to make the same hopeful transition.
When machines were too expensive and labor too scarce, four Indian farmers grabbed scrap metal and started building. Their homemade innovations are now helping thousands of small farmers across the country.
A traditional cheese made by nomadic families in Ladakh's high-altitude villages just won gold at an international competition in Brazil. Yak Churpi, crafted for generations from yak milk, is finally getting the global recognition it deserves.
A Christian organization in Abuja just gave 178 children who fled terrorism a chance to return to school, while teaching 60 displaced mothers to read and write. Some of these kids had never held a pencil before.
A chemistry professor turned her frustration with missing lab equipment into a national database that's helping thousands of Nigerian researchers find the tools they need. Her solution just won her a major international prize.
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