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A person operates a boat with a solar panel and a digital display showing performance metrics.

Tech

UK day boat prototype made a 6-day Thames run to London powered only by the sun

A cozy interior with a wooden table, chairs, bookshelves, and various household items arranged around the space.

Home

'It's overwhelming': In Sydney, emptying a mother's home means sorting junk from memory

Cookies in plastic containers.

Food

Arizona dumpster diver finds 30 unopened cookie cartons, gives boxes to mom and church

Firefighters tackling a wildfire in Indonesia.

Tech

Indonesia haze delays Japan firefighting mission as 3 helicopters begin water drops

A modern house exterior with a welcome sign, landscaped garden, and large windows.

Home

Waller County becomes one of the fastest-growing counties in the country, lands a 1,130-home community

A close-up of a snake with distinctive scales and a prominent head.

Tech

Outside Sao Paulo, deadly snakes fuel Latin America's biggest antivenom operation

A large container of Lego bricks.

Tech

AI sorter saves 25 million LEGO bricks from landfill, makes sets up to 60% cheaper

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts poses with seven people in front of a backdrop with the text "Northeast Vikings."

Home

Eagles star Jalen Hurts donates $600,000 to upgrade HVAC at overheating Philadelphia school

A community garden transformed from a trash-filled lot to a landscaped space with trees and benches.

Outdoors

Philadelphia teens turned a Kensington dumping ground into a 'beautiful little mini forest'

A firefighter in uniform holds a yellow helmet near a fire truck.

Business

Guadalupe County, Texas, gets 2 donated fire stations to speed response in fast-growing areas

Aerial view of Norton Correctional Facility, including buildings, a water tower, and surrounding grounds.

Food

Men incarcerated in Kansas heard families owed $6,000 for lunch, raised funds to help

A woman examines packaged fruit in a grocery store aisle filled with various produce.

Food

New York food co-op keeps prices low by asking members to work one shift every six weeks