Recent Good News

Installed by Venezuelan artist Óscar Olivares, the mural in El Salvador was made with trash collected by local recyclers. It’s the largest artwork of its kind.

Drew Lynch, a rising stand-up comedian, looks back on the life-changing moment that defined his last tour.

The activist group has gained popularity in the wake of ICE occupation in Minnesota, with singing chapters popping up across the country.

In a time of collective rage and grief, scream clubs provide community and catharsis across the country.

Immigrants are often derided for crossing the border without authorization or “taking jobs” from U.S. citizens. But research tells a different story.

The device also dissolves once it is no longer needed, making invasive removal a thing of the past.

Richard Kiley, Milan’s “Official Dad Correspondent,” joins Flavor Flav in celebrating the U.S. women’s hockey team.

“When I got to St. Pete, seeing that crosswalk, it was life-changing,” one resident said. “When it was removed, it had a significant impact on my heart.”

From cleaning up ocean plastic to preventing homelessness, the new cohort of fellows receives funding necessary to execute their world-changing work.

A 2024 Harvard study found that 21% of Americans live with serious loneliness, and 73% of respondents think technology is one of the reasons. Here are 8 ways people are making friends offline.