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The flat-headed cat is one of the most elusive wild cats in the world.

The Paul E. Farmer Maternal Center of Excellence was over a decade in the making. A large-scale fundraising effort by Hank and John Green made it possible.

Hank and John Green’s annual charity livestream, Project for Awesome, has been a smash fundraising success since 2007.

Artists involved in the program include Dakota Bear, Jayli Wolf, Samian, Twin Flames, and Aysanabee.

“Aside from their cultural significance, these seeds carry options for our future survival as we face climate change and the erosion of agrobiodiversity worldwide,” the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library’s founder said.

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A survey of more than 1,400 local officials found that local governments are “largely insulated from the harshest effects of polarization.”

The practice dates back thousands of years among Indigenous tribes in the U.S., and it might hold the key to sustainable farming.

The Bond Between has been a safe haven for pets left to fend for themselves after their owners were detained — as well as a provider of resources for those afraid to leave their homes.

What started as an effort to cover the length of Trump’s original border wall in handmade blankets has become a global mission.

The Netflix documentary “The Greatest Night in Pop” took viewers behind the scenes of the making of the charity single.

The monks’ Walk for Peace culminated in a moving speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial.