Feel Good
Women Hold 52.5% of EU Science and Technology Jobs, Eurostat Finds
Official 2025 figures show more than 42 million women in EU science and technology occupations, even as women remain underrepresented
Environment
North Philly Garden Offers Cool Refuge and a Climate Model
In Nicetown-Tioga, the long-tended Tioga-Hope garden creates a cooler microclimate and gathering place where heat risk is among the city’s
Feel Good
Feel-Good Story: Utah Pup Finds Home 1,000 Miles Away
A five-month-old pup named Utah, born with a disability and fostered in Pampa, Texas, found a forever family nearly 1,000
Harvard’s New Shareholder Guidelines Put Human Rights on the Ballot
Harvard has adopted four new shareholder voting guidelines covering human rights, labor rights, living wages, and data privacy, expanding how
Feel Good
Vaccines Reach Millions Left Behind in Crisis Zones
A Gavi-funded drive led by the International Rescue Committee has pushed vaccines reach millions left behind in conflict-affected communities, delivering
Lebanon Abolishes Death Penalty in Landmark Rights Win
Lebanon abolishes death penalty after parliament approved a full ban on capital punishment on 11 August 2026, becoming the first
Environment
Pasco Teacher Inspires Students With Hands-On Coastal Restoration
A Pasco County high school teacher is turning field trips into real shoreline repair, welcoming teens from across the district
Chinese Rights Lawyer Rejoins Lancaster Family After ICE Release
Chinese human rights lawyer Wu Shaoping sang a familiar hymn beside his wife on Sunday, July 26, 2026, just two
World
Early Sugar Limits Before Age Two Linked to Better Brain Health
Scientists studying the end of UK wartime sugar rationing say limiting sugar before age two is linked to better brain
Science & Technology
Dual Carbon Change May Shorten Drug Discovery Paths
Binghamton University chemists have uncovered a reaction pathway that can alter two neighboring carbon atoms in a single step, a