Man From A Meme On A Mission
Twelve years ago, Drew Scanlon blinked on camera during a live stream with video game review website Giant Bomb, and that single moment exploded into one of the internet’s most recognizable memes in 2017. The clip showing his subtle look of irritation became the go-to reaction image for millions of people worldwide, earning him the […]
Sleeping On The Job… Good for you?!
A secret society exists within the American workforce of people who regularly nap during work hours, sneaking rest breaks in parking garages, side streets, nap pods, or even their home offices because they believe the practice improves their performance despite the stigma. Multiple studies have confirmed the benefits of short naps for enhanced memory, focus, […]
Sam The Fireman Superfan Got His Wish
Eight-year-old Elliott from Chesterfield, who has a rare and incurable genetic condition that affects his brain and nervous system, just experienced his dream come true when Make-A-Wish UK and Derbyshire Fire Service created an entire day where he became a real firefighter. Elliott, who is non-verbal and requires daily medication through a central line due […]
No Beef. All Love. Brazils Successful Fight Against Hunger.
Brazil just accomplished something that hunger experts once thought impossible by dramatically reducing food insecurity without relying on the industrial agriculture model that dominates global food policy. The country’s groundbreaking approach focused on supporting small farmers, local food systems, and sustainable agriculture rather than pushing for increased beef production and industrial expansion. This strategy defied […]
The 1980s Discovery That’s Building Tomorrow’s Supercomputers
The Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martinis for groundbreaking work on quantum mechanics performed in the 1980s that is now enabling the development of incredibly powerful quantum computers. Their discovery involved demonstrating that quantum tunneling, where particles like electrons appear to break the laws […]
Giving Kids Landlines Over Smartphones
Maine parents are calling landlines their smartest parenting move ever as they watch their children pick up corded phones to call friends, tell jokes, and make plans without the distractions and dangers of smartphones. What started with one mom’s worry about smartphone addiction has grown into a movement of about two dozen families who’ve installed […]
Meet The Three-Flippered Turtle Named Dilly Dally
An adolescent loggerhead sea turtle named Dilly Dally just returned to the Atlantic Ocean after an incredible five-month recovery from predator bite wounds so severe that her right front flipper had to be amputated. Found near Port St. Lucie in critical condition, underweight, and barely mobile, Dilly Dally defied all odds by learning to swim […]
He Did WHAT At The Eiffel Tower?!
French cyclist and TikTok star Aurélien Fontenoy just shattered a world record that stood for 23 years by cycling up 686 steps to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower in just 12 minutes and 30 seconds. The feat required him to bunny hop his way up every single step without letting his feet touch […]
What California Just Did for Drivers Could Spark A Revolution Nationwide
More than 800,000 Uber and Lyft drivers in California just won the right to join a union and bargain collectively for better wages and benefits under a groundbreaking new law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom. The historic legislation represents the largest expansion of private sector collective bargaining rights in the state’s history and ends a […]
900 People Are Baking In Secret
When Cheryl Ewaldsen pulls golden loaves of whole wheat bread from her home oven near Seattle, she knows each one will make about ten sandwiches for families struggling with hunger and rising grocery costs. The retired university director is one of nearly 900 volunteers with Community Loaves, a nonprofit that pairs home bakers with food […]