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'We Need Kindness': 10-year-old Inspires Nation with Letter to Officer Injured in U.S. Capitol

Somalia Will Reserve 30% of Parliament Seats for Women in Upcoming Election

All-Female Indian Pilot Crew Makes History

More Than 50 Countries Commit to Protection of 30 Percent of Earth's Land and Oceans

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Police Hand Out 'Positive Tickets' to Calgary Kids

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Teachers Help Students Make Sense of Violence at U.S. Capitol

Pope Prays for Dead in Capitol Rioting, Appeals for Calm

Alex Trebek Urges Compassion for Covid-19 Victims in One of His Final 'Jeopardy!' Tapings

Starbucks, Chase and a Small Pizzeria Form a Unique Business Triangle in Washington, D.C.

Farmworker Turned Astronaut José Hernandez Urges Kids Not to Give Up

'What Else Could I Do': New Jersey Congressman Helps Clean up the Capitol

The Boston Red Sox Just Hired Bianca Smith, the First Black Woman to Coach in Professional Baseball

Germany Moves Toward Requiring Women on Large Companies' Executive Boards

When De-escalation Works: Zero Shots Fired By Newark Police In 2020

This English Town Is Prioritizing Covid Vaccinations for the Homeless

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Cat Wins Government Title After Being Rescued From Trash Plant In Russia

Cambridge, Mass., Puts Climate Warning Labels at Gas Pumps

New York Bans Most Evictions and Protects Small Landlords from Foreclosure

EU Bans Plastic Waste From Being Shipped to Developing Countries

Actor Danny Trejo Donates Food to Frontline Workers and Families in East L.A.

France Honors Immigrant Frontline Workers with Fast-Track Citizenship

New Zealand Raises Minimum Wage to $20 an Hour

Domino's Pizza Will Give Nearly $10 Million in Bonuses to Hourly Workers

New Zealand to Purchase Covid Vaccines for Pacific Island Neighbors, Including Samoa and Tonga

In Rare Show of Solidarity, 14 Key Nations Commit to Protect Oceans

Diamond Giant De Beers Aims for Carbon Neutrality by 2030

Sidewalk School for U.S. Asylum Seekers Thrives Online

How the Cherokee Nation Has Curtailed the Pandemic

This Japanese Shop Is 1,020 Years Old. It Knows a Bit about Surviving Crises.

Once Derided as Shacks, 'Tiny Homes' Now a Response to Seattle's Housing Crisis

Malaysia Group Teaches Refugee Women How to Read and Write

Scottish Homes to Be First in World to Use 100% Green Hydrogen

Climate Lawsuit Filed by Youth Fast-Tracked to 33 European Countries

Unilever to Try Out 4-Day Work Week in New Zealand

New Zealand Couple Shuns Developers to Give 900 Hectares of Land to Nation

Amid Rising Stress, a National Project Trains Chicago Barbers to Be Mental Health Advocates

'Tiny' Homes to House Homeless in St. Louis, Missouri

An Unlikely Bond: Miami Cop Becomes Mentor to Teen Who Attacked Him During BLM Protest

Why 2020 Is Turning Out to Be a Pivotal Year for Fossil Fuel Exits

The Sweet Fruits of the Chilean War on Sugar

Canada Will Ban Single-Use Plastic Items by the End of Next Year

Struggling Ice Cream Shop that Employs People with Special Needs Gets Surprise Grant

Meet the 16-Year-Old Girl Who Became Finland's Prime Minister-for-Day

Geneva Adopts Minimum Wage of $25 an Hour, Believed to Be Highest in World

6 Things We Can Learn from How Female Leaders Have Handled the Pandemic

Senegal's Quiet Covid Success: Test Results in 24 Hours, Temperature Checks at Every Store, No Fights Over Masks

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Google and Facebook Announce Plans to Become Carbon Neutral

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Portland Passes Broadest Facial Recognition Ban in the US

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