Ugandan Farmer’s Solar Tech Cuts Crop Losses 30%
A Ugandan woman who watched half her family's tomatoes rot built a solar-powered farming company that cut crop losses 30% and won the Commonwealth Young Person
A Ugandan woman who watched half her family's tomatoes rot built a solar-powered farming company that cut crop losses 30% and won the Commonwealth Young Person
The businessman who sold land for Jared Kushner's Albania resort is suspected of faking property deeds, according to Reuters. Here's what investigators found.
Martha Lillard, the last American to live in an iron lung after contracting polio in 1953, died at 78 in Oklahoma. Her story and what it means for polio history
New England was nearly stripped bare of trees by the 1850s. Today, one of America's most densely populated regions is 60% forest again — here's how.
Italy has uncovered a Russian espionage network targeting Ukraine air defense data. Here's what investigators found, who was arrested, and what it means for NAT
Jürgen Klopp has agreed on key points of a deal to become Germany head coach, replacing Julian Nagelsmann ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Germany is funding 50,000 strike drones for Ukraine, a source tells Reuters — one of the largest single drone commitments to Kyiv since the war began.
US Senator Lindsey Graham has died, the BBC reports. The South Carolina Republican was 71. Here's what we know about his death and legacy.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has been granted unprecedented powers over Venezuela policy, the NYT reports. Here's what that means for sanctions and diplomacy.
Scientists say men's average testosterone levels have halved over the last 50 years. Here's what's driving the decline and what it means for male health.