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A Southern California company is launching the first commercial deep space mission to study asteroid Apophis during its 2029 Earth flyby, making planetary defense faster and more affordable. The mission could attract more viewers than the Super Bowl while helping protect our planet from future threats.
Seattle Seahawks linebacker Derick Hall was born four months premature without a heartbeat and given a 1% chance to live. Twenty-four years later, he made a game-changing play in Super Bowl LX.
Seattle Seahawks player Derick Hall nearly died as a premature baby, but survived against the odds. Now he's crediting his faith for both his survival and a game-changing Super Bowl play.
A Super Bowl champion is speaking up for football fans frustrated by rising game streaming prices. Steve Beuerlein called fan complaints about NFL viewing costs "very legitimate."
Former NFL quarterback Steve Beuerlein spent 14 seasons in the league and won a Super Bowl with the Dallas Cowboys. Now he's sharing the one challenge that catches college players off guard every time.
Former Super Bowl champion Steve Beuerlein is using groundbreaking AI technology to screen for heart disease before symptoms appear. The innovative approach could help millions avoid surprise heart attacks.
Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady delivered a heartfelt congratulations to incoming NFL rookies while promising tough-love mentorship to the Raiders' new quarterback. The legendary player turned minority owner is using his platform to help the next generation succeed.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart is getting mentorship from Matt Nagy, who spent three seasons coaching Patrick Mahomes to a Super Bowl win. The message is clear: learn from greatness, but stay true to yourself.
Super Bowl champion Tershawn Wharton shared a powerful message about mental health after losing his brother to suicide. His call to "check on your strong friends" is resonating across the sports world and beyond.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Lavonte David announced his retirement after spending his entire 14-year NFL career with one team. The Super Bowl champion leaves as one of the franchise's all-time greats, tied with Hall of Famer Derrick Brooks for most tackles in team history.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba just became the highest-paid receiver in NFL history after leading Seattle to their first Super Bowl win in over a decade. The 24-year-old signed a four-year deal worth $168.6 million with $120 million guaranteed.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Darrell Green is competing against athletes decades younger to make the U.S. flag football team for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The two-time Super Bowl champion earned his spot at national team trials through impressive digital testing results.
When Bad Bunny danced on broken power lines during the Super Bowl, 100 million viewers saw more than entertainment. Climate experts say his tribute to Puerto Rico's fragile electricity system proves pop culture can spark important conversations without preaching.
Six-time Pro Bowl cornerback Darius Slay is hanging up his cleats after 13 successful NFL seasons, including a Super Bowl championship. The 35-year-old veteran says he's grateful for how football provided for his family and is ready to embrace his next chapter.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts revealed he nearly walked away from football during college when he was benched and doubted. His choice to push through that darkness led him to become the only quarterback from his 2020 draft class to win a Super Bowl ring.
An endangered toad that nearly disappeared from Puerto Rico is making a comeback, thanks to conservationists rebuilding the island's forests one tree at a time. The same species even made a surprise cameo at this year's Super Bowl halftime show.
The Super Bowl just proved that even massive sporting events can be kind to the planet. Thanks to smart partnerships and creative reuse, the NFL turned 250 tons of stadium materials into community treasures.
New research reveals music doesn't follow the same paths as language or genetics, yet listeners worldwide can still recognize lullabies and dance songs across cultures. From Bad Bunny's Spanish Super Bowl performance to multilingual albums breaking barriers, diverse music proves connection matters more than universal understanding.
Humanoid robots performed martial arts, comedy sketches, and synchronized dance routines on China's most-watched TV show, highlighting the country's rapid progress in robotics technology. The annual Spring Festival gala drew 79% of China's live TV viewers and showcased why the nation now leads the world in humanoid robot production.
After Bad Bunny's historic all-Spanish Super Bowl halftime show celebrated unity across the Americas, Canadians joyfully adopted Latinized names for their cities and proudly called themselves "snow Latinos." The playful cultural moment shows how art can break down barriers and expand our sense of connection.
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