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Cory Lee has been all over the world. But it’s the small things, like a restaurant table, that can change the trajectory of an entire trip.

A new guaranteed income pilot program in Boston aims to set an example for future policies.

At the Great Yorkshire Show in the North of England, cheese lovers have an annual tradition of bidding on award-winning wheels.

The 62-year-old Portland, Oregon bus driver has been visiting the Red Cross every two weeks for most of his life.

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The Finnish capital went 12 months without a traffic-related death. It’s a milestone in the European Union’s mission to achieve zero traffic deaths by 2050.

The development of these new tiny home villages comes from a $6 million investment from the city.

Carol Trainor was the bedrock of Wisconsin’s local restaurant Urban Olive & Vine. When she was hospitalized, her employees came together to help save her business.

The design student invented Morphapaedics after the restrictive and isolating experience of his own painful injury.

Volante, a new social housing scheme in the Netherlands, flips the script on affordable homes.

Efforts to pass laws and advance clean energy projects can significantly reduce emissions, and at a low cost.

All six species of Polymita tree snail are in danger of extinction due to illegal shell trading — and two scientists from across the globe are on a mission to save them.