Oyster shells collected from the Chefs Brigade‘s recent greater New Orleans Oyster Night are being repurposed to help rebuild Louisiana’s coast, organizers announced.

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The last Ebola patient in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has been released from a treatment centre in Kasai province, according to the United Nations health agency.

"In the last years of her life, as she told her traumatic story over and over in courtrooms and in interviews, Virginia’s health collapsed as if, she says, her body was “staging a revolt.” "

The idea behind the merchandise revival was sparked by the frenzy caused when fans spotted Swift wearing the white vintage Monterey Bay Aquarium tee during a behind-the-scenes moment of “The Release Party of a Showgirl,”

The applicants said the scheme - close to the village of Glentworth and south of the A631 between Gainsborough and Caenby Corner - would be able to power about 300,000 homes, making it larger than any currently built.

This is Hansen Village. Its rows of modular homes provide housing for 2,000 people who are mostly displaced from occupied territories. The village is the creation of Dell Loy Hansen, a Utah real estate developer who has spent over $140 million building and repairing homes across Ukraine since 2022.

Author and activist MacKenzie Scott has set a philanthropic record, donating $63 million to Maryland's Morgan State University – the school's largest individual donation ever – as well as $40 million to an organization dedicated to preserving Black historical sites.

Commodity crop farmers are facing one of their worst periods in decades as a result of skyrocketing production costs and stagnant demand. Agriculture leaders told lawmakers last month in Stuttgart that 25% to 40% of farmers are likely to leave the industry after this season unless they receive aid.

International observers on the local elections in North Macedonia.

The event was the third phase of a broader and ongoing cultural resurgence that began with the renovation and rededication of Chief Shakes Tribal House in 2013 followed by the dedication of a new carving facility in 2015.

Frustrated with the slow pace of government initiatives, a small but determined group of entrepreneurs, inventors and concerned citizens is questioning the widely accepted conclusion that the Aral Sea can never return to its former size.

Col. Joshua Glonek, commander of the 3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division, said his unit employed more drones during their January 2025 rotation in Germany “than have ever been brought to a combat training center before.”

An apology phone call from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a moment of personal connection between U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and Hamas' top negotiator marked two key turning points leading to the ceasefire in Gaza.

The NCSC also said that nearly half of these hacks were “nationally significant”, a huge rise compared to previous years. These include the recent attacks on Jaguar Land Rover, M&S and Harrods. Britain is under cyber attack.

A recent college graduate from Kansas, Phipps chose the district, which is about 45 miles east of Denver, because of an unusual job perk: housing for school staff. The district-owned apartments offer monthly rent starting at $200.

Anixa's breast cancer vaccine, developed in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic, represents a novel approach to prevention and treatment. It is based on immunizing against human α-lactalbumin, a protein associated with lactation that is aberrantly expressed in certain types of breast cancer.

In their effort to capture Venezuelans, agents led by the U.S. Border Patrol pulled dozens of American citizens from their apartments in the middle of the night, pointing their guns at sleepy men and women before zip-tying them and taking them outside.

Four months after they were implemented, Trump’s travel restrictions are devastating Cuban American families in Florida by cutting off the already slow visa pipeline that allows relatives to reunite after years apart.

A Canadian native who spent years in Wyoming capturing iconic photos of Native Americans helped revolutionize the art of photography by developing a camera that swiveled with a motor to take panoramic photos.

Gilbert Lucas easily chats with clients and isn't shy about sharing his story. It's one the Cheyenne barber said he doesn't believe himself at times, because it chronicles how he "went from being in prison to being a 'real' person."

There's an understandable focus on the the energy transition in the United States right now. But down in South America there is a quiet revolution going on in renewable power which could see that continent decarbonise far sooner than its northern neighbour.

For several weeks, an unprecedented movement has been shaking Morocco: GenZ212. Driven by digitally connected, determined and fiercely independent youth, it has become one of the most significant social mobilizations since the February 20 Movement, which occurred in 2011...

Achaeologists have discovered a 3,500-year-old military fortress with a zigzag-style wall in the north Sinai Desert of Egypt, not far from the Mediterranean coast. The fort even has the remnants of ovens and a hunk of fossilized dough that the fortress' soldiers never got a chance to eat.

In Louisiana – a major hub of the Trump administration's mass deportation effort – detainees and their representatives say people in custody are going hungry on a diet of processed foods that are barely edible, often expired and never filling.

"Even though he's married to a U.S. citizen, even though we have two U.S. citizen children, even though he pays taxes, and even though he is not a criminal -- he has to leave the country," Jennifer said.

"Memories of my maternal grandmother were surfacing – how she concealed her Jewish identity when she came to the United States, how she helped raise me as a Catholic on the outside with a hidden Jewish self. Not the same as living in Nazi-controlled Europe, but I understood something about hiding."

.... the teens address how global forces including racism affect these conflicts, the lasting trauma of their experiences and the extraordinary distance between life in peaceful and war-torn places – as well as the hope and desire they share for a better world.

Christine Castillo's grandfather was one of about 14,000 Japanese Americans relocated to the Heart Mountain internment center, where he shared his love for ice skating by building a sheet of ice for the camp. Now, decades later, she coaches ice skating in Cody.

A Cheyenne clinic has just added a remote blood-pressure monitoring program for high-risk pregnancies. It’s just the latest example of wearable health technology entering the medical field in Wyoming.

An heiress to the Doubleday publishing family escaped her privileged - but abusive - high-society life for the wilderness of Wyoming. That’s where she fueled an art renaissance that’s still growing even after her 2021 death and published her memoir "North of Crazy."

George Bumann learned to speak raven when he and his wife Jenny Golding moved to the Buffalo Ranch in Yellowstone National Park's Lamar Valley. It was 2002 and a pair of ravens were repeating the same three-note call endlessly, especially in the mornings.

A new whiskey debuted on Saturday made from emmer wheat grown in Powell, Wyoming. Nels Wroe, who grew up in Douglas and is the owner of Dry Land Distillers, said they're the only company making a true 100% emmer whiskey. "It's the only one like it in the world," he said.

Researchers found that forgiving yourself may be an ongoing, nuanced process, better understood as a “mixed emotional experience” rather than a clear-cut one, in which negative feelings may never dissipate entirely.

With support from a J-WAFS Solutions grant, MIT electrical engineering and biological engineering Professor Jongyoon Han and his team developed a portable desalination device that transforms seawater into clean drinking water without filters or high-pressure pumps.

Work has begun to restore power to the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which has been without power for four weeks, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said. It said local ceasefire zones were established to allow the work to proceed.

...successfully deploying a robust and capable multinational force in Gaza could send a message to Palestinians, Israelis and the rest of the region that a new path has been taken. It would make clear that there will not be a return to the conditions prevailing before the war in Gaza began.

This year, the Supreme Court has permitted the sale and use of "green crackers" in the capital, Delhi, to help curb air pollution, ending a ban on crackers that has been in place since 2020. "Green crackers" claim to emit 20–30% less pollution than traditional firecrackers...

Last month, the American Medical Association and more than 50 other organizations sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security urging the administration to exempt international medical school graduates from the fee.

“I can actually come to you today and say there are less kids with food allergy today than there would have been if we hadn’t implemented this public health effort,” he added.

Pope Leo XIV canonized Venezuela’s beloved “doctor of the poor” Sunday before tens of thousands of people, offering the South American nation its first saint and a reason to celebrate amid a years long economic crisis and new tensions with the United States.

Performers twisted and twirled above the sand on a beach across the bay from Rio de Janeiro in an aerial circus show that sought to draw attention to the widespread problem of violence against women in Brazil.

"I flew there at the end of August to see the crowning achievement of Malmo’s efforts — the reconstruction of one of the most iconic spots in skateboarding history, imported, piece by piece, from Philadelphia."

Hope Thru Soap was started nine years ago after its founder discovered that one of the biggest needs for those experiencing homelessness was having access to a hot shower. The program provides free showers, haircuts, food, clothes, and more to the unhoused community.

But he integrated debate into every class, across all grade levels, and expanded the debate team.... Debate is infused into every subject, including math. Within a few years, test scores started to rise, enrollment increased and the debate team started to win.

While it doesn’t make up for the lack of vital park staff, volunteers in sites across the country are stepping up to help where they can. Here are three examples of community members turning out to protect their national parks.

News of the result was met with scenes of euphoria in the Turkish-occupied north. Analysts described the electoral win as a potential gamechanger on an island that has been ethnically split for more than 50 years between Greeks in the internationally recognised south and Turks in the north.

Detroit Pistons guard Duncan Robinson lost his brother to suicide following a schizophrenia diagnosis. By launching a foundation, Robinson is trying to "turn pain into progress."

Called SafiCycle, the movement is bringing reusable period underwear and health education to adolescent girls.... The pilot program, which helped 1,756 girls in 2024, resulted in increased class attendance and participation as well as positive feedback from students.

In 2007, a powerful tornado decimated Greensburg, Kansas. Today, 100% of its electricity comes from wind energy and many of its roofs are lined with solar panels. Ian Lee reports.