Good News

With SNAP benefits set to be cut on November 1, good Samaritans have some tricks up their sleeve this Halloween.

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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“Little Miss Walrus” was the “Moo Deng” of Alaska in 2024. Now, as Uki, the walrus is better than ever.

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.

New research calls the game “serious leisure,” and shows real benefits to be reaped from playing.

The new development is part of Atlanta Beltline, which aims to create 5,000 new affordable homes by 2030.

It’s part of an effort to increase public acceptance of expanding electrification.

North Atlantic Right Whales were expected to go extinct in our lifetime. A new population study is giving scientists renewed hope.

The study praises Indigenous communities for their critical conservation of the newly discovered butterfly species.

Lumen SEO is now offering even more flexibility, especially for childcare, weather, and menstrual health.

It can be lifted during extreme weather events and then brought back down in safety.