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Trudy Veenstar rediscovered her love of travel when she embarked on a safari adventure alone.

America’s teachers are being priced out of their communities. Subsidized housing could lure them back.

Bikes Not Bombs has been operational since 1984.

Since 2021, three bereaved fathers — Tim Owen, Mike Palmer, and Andy Airey — have walked more than 1,500 miles across the UK to honor their late daughters.

Since it opened in September 2024, the free grocery store has been the backbone of Baltimore’s Highlandtown neighborhood.

The Can’t Win Victory Fund is recruiting people who want to run for office with no intention of actually winning.

When Jamal Hinton received a wrong number text inviting him to Thanksgiving, he asked if he could still come by for a plate. “Of course you can,” Wanda Dench responded. “That’s what grandmas do…feed everyone!”

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.