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Man with terminal cancer aims to spend his remaining time volunteering in every U.S. state
After receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis earlier this year, a San Antonio, Texas, man is on a mission to volunteer in every state.
Why a Michigan community formed a human chain to move 9,100 books, one at a time
When the Serendipity Books in Chelsea, Mich., needed to move 9,100 books to the store’s new location one block away, they assembled a volunteer “book brigade” to form a human chain, and pass each book along, one-by-one, to its new home.
When an earthquake hit, these elephants formed a protective circle around their youngest
When the ground started shaking, a herd of African elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park formed a protective barrier, known as an "alert circle," around their youngest. Experts say it's a demonstration of their sharp instincts, effective communication skills and strong family connection.
Mahmoud Khalil will fight 'to the end' after judge OKs deportation case, says lawyer
It's been nearly 40 days since activist Mahmoud Khalil was arrested without charge in front of his pregnant wife and sent to an immigration detention facility, but his lawyer says he remains "very strong."
Man making miniatures of every pub in Edinburgh has his work cut out for him
Keith Crawley’s goal is to make a miniature version of every pub in Edinburgh. That’s a tall order for a Scottish city that boasts, according to some local tourism sites, at least 385 of them, in all different shapes and sizes.
Duty-free shops struggle to make ends meet as Canadians steer clear of U.S.
Duty-free shops across the country, still recovering from pandemic travel restrictions, are reporting massive drops in business in recent months as Canadians increasingly avoid travelling to the U.S.
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How Blondie's Clem Burke altered the course of Fred Armisen's life
Fred Armisen says Blondie drummer Clem Burke, who has died at the age of 70, shaped his life as both his idol and his friend.
Neither of these baseball teams has won a game in years. That's about to change
Two New York City teams on years-long losing streaks are about to face off in what one sports commentator has called "possibly the most electric college baseball game in history."
Scientists thought this Antarctic sea floor would be barren. But it's teeming with life
When the crew aboard an ocean science expedition learned that an iceberg the size of Chicago had broken off from an Antarctic ice shelf, they knew they had to stop what they were doing and go check it out. But they didn't expect to find a rich and flourishing ecosystem.
There can be no peace with Russia until Ukrainian children come home, says advocate
A Ukrainian who has been working to repatriate children taken by Russia says there can be no peace between the two countries until all of them are home. The Trump administration has vowed to help locate abducted children, while cutting funding to U.S. program that tracks their whereabouts.