If your best friend constantly teases you about your questionable fashion choices or your inability to cook anything beyond instant noodles, congratulations, you might just have one of the most loyal friendships out there!
Denmark has taken a bold stand against the digital takeover of childhood, and now, experts are urging the rest of Europe to follow suit. By banning mobile phones from schools, the country is setting a precedent for protecting children’s well being, attention spans, and ability to form real world connections.
It’s not just a leap for mankind—it’s a launch into a new era of inclusivity. British Paralympian and orthopedic surgeon John McFall has officially been given the green light to become the world’s first astronaut with a physical disability, marking an unprecedented milestone in space exploration.
For the first time in over a century, archaeologists have unearthed a pharaonic tomb, and it belongs to none other than Thutmose II, one of ancient Egypt’s most enigmatic rulers.
A new survey has revealed a stark generational divide in attitudes toward sustainable travel, with younger generations significantly more concerned about their environmental footprint than their older counterparts.
In a ground breaking moment for the UK’s dining scene, Plates London has made history as the first fully vegan restaurant in the country to receive a coveted Michelin star.
The world’s offshore wind industry is riding a powerful surge, with total capacity reaching a staggering 80.9 gigawatts (GW)—a 15% jump from the previous year’s 70.2 GW, according to RenewableUK.
Officials in the Brdy region of the Czech Republic found themselves at a frustrating standstill. Despite securing over a million dollars in funding to construct a dam to address ongoing water issues, the project had languished for seven years due to an inability to obtain the necessary building permits.
A new report from the Resolution Foundation think tank sheds light on the vast potential of solar panels to cut household energy bills—particularly for lower income families.
Massachusetts has officially taken a bold stand against outdated and inhumane entertainment practices. As of January 1, the state has banned the use of wild animals—including elephants, tigers, lions, primates, giraffes, and bears—in traveling circuses.
