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People across four continents celebrated the Lunar New Year with temple prayers, spectacular fireworks, and dragon dances to welcome the Year of the Fire Horse. From Hong Kong to Moscow to Buenos Aires, communities gathered to mark one of the world's most cherished holidays.
A literal wildfire didn't stop 12 women from celebrating the rare Year of the Fire Horse at a transformative equine retreat in San Miguel de Allende. The once-in-60-years zodiac event brought unexpected lessons in courage and standing still.
As the Lunar New Year ushers in the Year of the Horse, scientists are revealing surprising discoveries about these beloved animals—from their ability to smell human fear to wild horses making a remarkable comeback from extinction.
Traditional prayers, fireworks, and temple visits marked Lunar New Year celebrations across East Asia on Tuesday as millions welcomed the Year of the Horse. The festivities blended ancient customs with modern touches, including humanoid robots joining the celebrations.
More than a thousand worshippers gathered at Hong Kong's Wong Tai Sin Temple for the beloved Lunar New Year tradition of burning the first incense sticks. The annual ritual brings communities together to pray for health and prosperity as they welcome the Year of the Horse.
Hundreds of millions across Asia welcomed the Lunar New Year with prayers, fireworks, and festivities as China ushered in the Year of the Horse. The celebration is expected to boost economies and bring families together across the globe.
Beijing's streets came alive with red lanterns and traditional celebrations as China welcomed the Year of the Horse on Tuesday. The holiday symbolizes optimism and fresh opportunities for millions across the country.
New evidence from a South African cave suggests our early human ancestors were using fire nearly 1.8 million years ago, pushing back the timeline by hundreds of thousands of years. The discovery shows they weren't just watching natural fires but actively bringing them into caves and keeping them burning.
Walt Butler lost his Altadena home to the Eaton fire, but the 84-year-old track legend chose to spend his Saturday giving away T-shirts to kids at Pasadena's Black History Festival. The event became a powerful gathering of healing and community for fire survivors rebuilding their lives.
A Dutch fire safety expert with 40 years of experience has arrived in Ghana to help tackle devastating market fires through training and strategic support. The collaboration could transform how Ghana protects its bustling marketplaces from recurring blazes.
A stunning celestial event will light up the sky during Chinese New Year 2026, when an annular solar eclipse creates a glowing "ring of fire" on the same day as the celebration begins. It's the first time in decades that these two events have aligned, creating a once-in-a-lifetime moment for sky watchers around the world.
A Mesa family of six is recovering after a quick-thinking 6-year-old woke her parents during a condo fire, giving her dad crucial seconds to carry all four children through flames to safety. Despite severe burns, all six family members are stable and showing progress.
Hong Kong's Lunar New Year parade will light up Tsim Sha Tsui with trendy toy sensation Labubu, traditional wishing trees, and performers from around the world. The February 17 celebration expects to draw 100,000 people, half of them tourists eager to ring in the Year of the Horse.
When retired police horse Dottie collapsed on icy ground and couldn't stand, specialized rescue training made the difference between panic and a successful save. The 29-year-old mare is alive today because her barn manager took a course she hoped never to use.
When flames tore through a 91-year-old Queensland man's home, a quick-thinking police officer braved the fire to rescue the one thing that mattered most: his beloved Chihuahua. The elderly man lost everything in the blaze except his best friend.
Four decades after the Przewalski's horse went extinct in China's wild, 900 now roam free across the country's grasslands. The last truly wild horse species on Earth is making a stunning comeback thanks to patient conservation work.
A first-year firefighter stepped into the role of fire chief and transformed her small-town department. Under her leadership, the Nolalu Fire team grew from 10 to 25 volunteers while expanding services far beyond fighting fires.
Despite political claims of cuts, Victoria's Country Fire Authority received $361 million in state funding last year, the highest amount in five years. The annual report settles a heated debate about whether the government reduced support for the essential emergency service.
Scientists just pushed back the timeline for human fire use by nearly 800,000 years. New evidence from a South African cave shows our ancestors were managing flames up to 1.8 million years ago.
Eighteen rescued donkeys have prevented wildfires in Spain's Doñana National Park for nine straight years by eating the dry scrub that fuels fires. As Spain faces its worst fire season in three decades, this simple solution is spreading nationwide.
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