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White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles revealed she was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer nine weeks ago but continues showing up to work every day. President Trump praised her courage and confirmed she's "winning it decisively."
Portland's Jackie Wiles, 33, captured her first Olympic medal just two days after finishing fourth by milliseconds. The bronze came in a new team event where teamwork turned two individual fourth-place finishes into podium glory.
Portland native Jackie Wiles returned home Monday night to cheering crowds at PDX after winning Olympic bronze in alpine skiing. The heartwarming homecoming included team mascots, fans, and even a therapy llama celebrating her achievement.
Susie Johnson has spent three decades rushing to fires, floods, and emergencies as a Red Cross volunteer, making sure families never face their worst days alone. She still remembers her first hug from a grateful family who lost everything.
Susie Chan went from her first exhausting park run to becoming Britain's top female ultra-endurance runner. Her journey through debt, cancer, and personal crisis proves it's never too late to discover your strength.
When a 72-year-old woman collapsed in cardiac arrest at a Golden Knights game, an off-duty nurse sitting nearby jumped in with CPR and saved her life. Now the two strangers are planning hiking trips together as best friends.
The massive Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor is finally opening June 15, marking a major win for trade and cooperation between the US and Canada. Despite political tensions earlier this year, both countries came together to complete the project.
A 1998 episode of The Simpsons featured a sneaky equation that appears to disprove one of math's most famous theorems. The joke was planted by a writer who studied under the mathematician who helped crack the centuries-old puzzle.
Two University of Vermont alumni brought home Olympic medals from Italy, including the first U.S. men's cross-country medal in 50 years. Ben Ogden skied shoulder to shoulder with his idol to win silver, while Paula Moltzan teamed up for bronze.
A singing nurse mascot is touring Philippine hospitals to slash plastic waste after audits revealed 78% of medical waste is plastic. The campaign promotes reusable equipment and proper waste sorting to protect public health.
When Jeannie Cunningham collapsed during a hockey game in Las Vegas, an off-duty nurse jumped into action with CPR that saved her life. The two strangers have now formed a lasting friendship through one incredible moment.
More than 550 critically ill children across Washington and Alaska are waiting for their wishes to be granted, but Make-A-Wish needs more volunteers to make the magic happen. Two longtime volunteers share why helping grant these life-changing wishes creates connections that inspire everyone involved.
When Jeannie Cunningham collapsed during a Vegas Golden Knights game, an off-duty nurse jumped into action with CPR that saved her life. The two strangers recently reunited, forming a bond that celebrates the power of quick thinking and basic life-saving skills.
Trace Crowley started running at age 6 to honor his breast cancer survivor mother. Now 16, he just finished second place at the Donna 5K in Jacksonville Beach, completing a decade-long journey from beginner to champion.
When a hockey fan collapsed during a Golden Knights game, a quick-thinking registered nurse jumped into action with CPR. Thanks to her lifesaving skills, the woman survived cardiac arrest and the three women involved recently reunited to celebrate life.
Developers behind Magic: The Gathering Arena are joining forces to create a union with the Communications Workers of America, adding over 100 voices to a growing movement transforming workplace rights in gaming. Their push for fair wages, job security, and creative protections marks the latest win in an industry-wide shift toward worker empowerment.
Joseph Vecino collapsed at a Gibraltar pool with his heart stopped and head bleeding, but a lifeguard's six-minute CPR battle brought him back. After 22 days in a coma and four months relearning to walk and talk, he's sharing his story to thank his rescuers and warn others about the silent killer: stress.
A coastal entertainment destination in Alabama is opening applications for its annual $10,000 scholarship, marking six years of investing in local students. The program has already helped launch the college careers of dozens of Baldwin County high school seniors.
A University of Missouri scientist engineered algae that attracts and removes microplastics from water while cleaning wastewater and creating useful bioplastic products. The breakthrough could transform how cities treat water and tackle plastic pollution.
Four elementary schools in the Green Bay area just earned state recognition for helping students thrive despite economic challenges. Wisconsin named 95 schools statewide that are proving every child can succeed with the right support.
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