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People Doing Good
Ms. Rachel named a Glamour 'Woman of the Year'
The beloved children’s educator told Glamour: “I didn’t know just how dehumanized Palestinians are before I started doing this work.”
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Good News This Week: October 25, 2025 - Bridges, Whales, & Free Meals
Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating...
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Animals
Injured and on the brink of death, 'Little Miss Walrus' became a symbol of hope for volunteers at this sea life center
“Little Miss Walrus” was the “Moo Deng” of Alaska in 2024. Now, as Uki, the walrus is better than ever.
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Veterans
After catastrophic flood, this small town united to help a 99-year-old WWII veteran who lost everything
When a catastrophic flood destroyed the home of World War II veteran Leo Valente and his daughter, Cheryl, their community quickly came together to keep them off the streets.
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Mental Health
New study: Dungeons & Dragons provides real benefits to people with disabilities and the elderly
New research calls the game “serious leisure,” and shows real benefits to be reaped from playing.
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Housing
This motel was transformed into colorful affordable housing. And it's named after a civil rights icon
The new development is part of Atlanta Beltline, which aims to create 5,000 new affordable homes by 2030.
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Tech & Innovation
Austria is turning its boring power lines into giant metal animals — and it's not just for looks
It’s part of an effort to increase public acceptance of expanding electrification.
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Animals
One of the world's most endangered whales was trending towards extinction. But a new study has scientists 'cautiously optimistic'
North Atlantic Right Whales were expected to go extinct in our lifetime. A new population study is giving scientists renewed hope.
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Animals
See the six butterfly species discovered in the Eastern Himalayas with golden, silver, and blue 'scales'
The study praises Indigenous communities for their critical conservation of the newly discovered butterfly species.
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Mental Health
After 4-day workweek success, this company is letting employees work whenever and wherever they want
Lumen SEO is now offering even more flexibility, especially for childcare, weather, and menstrual health.
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