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The Light the World Giving Machines enable users to donate specific items, like clothes, medicine, or food, to various charities across the globe.

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless has introduced a new model to make sure clients get the health care they need.

Jason Boyd — or Poo Bear — has written hits for Justin Bieber, Usher, and Sam Smith. Now, he’s figuring out the future of music.

Doctor David Fajgenbaum almost died due to an incurable disease. In his recovery, he is working to use all FDA-approved drugs to treat any disease they possibly can.

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Across medicine, education, and culture, AI can be a tool to do more good.

“Every six kilometers, there are recorders running 24/7,” experts told Good Good Good.

All Brooke Eby wanted to do is walk her dog, Dray. Chewy worked with engineers to make it possible again.

And thousands have already been donated to people in need.

Wi-Fi-based messaging apps have proven crucial as wars wage on and natural disasters hit vulnerable regions.

Organizers hope it is the first of many across the city.

The technology is designed to anticipate challenges and provide accommodations.