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History Made in New Zealand with First Pasifika Judge Outside Auckland

California Cut Toxic Air Pollution by 78 Percent, Deaths by 82 Percent, Thanks to Diesel Engine Standards

L.A. County Taking First Steps to Return Bruce's Beach Property to Descendants of Original Black Owners

First E-Racing Team Offers Virtual Freedom for Belgian Prisoners

Electric-Powered Vehicles Win the Norwegian Market as Gas-Powered Sales Crater

This City Pays Homeless People to Clean Up after Themselves -- and It's Working

Colorado on Track to Give Teens Three Therapy Sessions for Pandemic Mental Health

The War Correspondent Walking the World

Australians and New Zealanders Will Be Able to Travel Freely Between Their Countries as of April 19

How Norway Kept Its Prisoners Safe During the Pandemic

In New Jersey, Violence Prevention Group Seeks to Bridge Gap Between Police and Social Services

What Went Into Building Europe's Largest Floating Solar Park

How a Colorado Town Is Untangling Behavioral Health Care from The Criminal Justice System

Massachusetts on Path to Net-Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050

When Parole Officers Empathize, Parole Violations Drop, Study Finds

Scotland Powers 7 Million Households with Renewable Energy

Scientists Finally Identify Toxin That Has Been Killing Birds

How Creating Wildlife Crossings Can Help Reindeer, Bears -- Even Crabs

U.S. Bald Eagle Population Quadruples Since 2009

Michelle Obama Launches 'Pass The Love' Campaign to Donate 1 Million Meals

New Zealand Parliament Unanimously Passes Paid Leave after Miscarriages, Stillbirths

California City Launches Guaranteed Pay Plan for Low-Income Families

Nearly Half of Pennsylvania Government Electricity to Come from Solar Power by 2023

Banksy Painting Raises $23 Million for UK Health Charities

France to Return Painting to Jewish Family Forced to Sell It During World War II

Jesuits Commit $100 Million to the Descendants of People the Order Once Enslaved

Anyone in Oklahoma Can Now Get the Covid-19 Vaccine, Thanks to Several Native Tribes

The City Where Cars Are Not Welcome

Spain to Launch Trial of 4-Day Work Week

This School Teaches Low-income Students To Renovate Houses - And Helps Them Become Homeowners

She's The First Female Tour Guide In Afghanistan, But She's Determined Not To Be The Last

Vaccination Of Toronto's Homeless Well Underway With About 1,000 Getting A Shot

Big Win For The Green Brigade: Biodegradable Plastic Will Soon Be Cleansed Off The Australian Shores

When A Californian City Gave People A Guaranteed Income, They Worked More, Not Less

Against The Odds, South Australia Is A Renewable Energy Powerhouse. How On Earth Did They Do It?

Los Angeles Just Opened a Tiny Home Village to House the Homeless

First Vaccine to Fully Immunize Against Malaria Builds on Pandemic-Driven RNA Tech

15 Years Ago, a Woman Found an Unknown Family Photo in a Used Book. Now She's Mailing It Back to Them.

NASA's DC Headquarters Is Being Renamed for 'Hidden Figures' Scientist Mary Jackson

How a Pastor in South Carolina Is Fighting Environmental Racism with a Sustainable Water Farm

EU Law Requires Companies to Fix Electronic Goods for Up to 10 Years

How this Spanish City Is Turning Leftover Oranges into Electricity

Costco Lifts Minimum Wage to $16 Per Hour, Above Amazon or Target

Atlanta Creates The Nation's Largest Free Food Forest With Hopes Of Addressing Food Insecurity

More Than Half Of UK Firms Plan To Hire New Staff

IKEA Bought 11,000 Acres Of Forest Land In Georgia To Protect It From Development

What Decriminalizing Suicide Means for Singapore

9-year-old Inspires Legislation to Help Those with Hearing Loss

Utah City Forgives Parking Fines with Food Donations

Massachusetts Will Vaccinate Companions Who Accompany Older People To Appointments

Denmark To Build 'First Energy Island' In North Sea

Toronto to Fund New Mental Health Crisis Teams to Replace Police During Some 911 Calls

Charlotte Trio Supports Homeless People During Pandemic

How Solar Energy Is Empowering Women in Yemen

This Utah Man Invited Homeless People to Live in His Front Yard

In a Mafia Stronghold, This Cooking School Is Stirring the Pot

A City Replaced Police With Health Care Experts For Mental Health Calls. Over 6 Months, No One They Served Was Arrested.

How a Project Is Training Incarcerated People to Become Journalists

Man Leaves 2 Million Euros to French Village that Hid His Family from Nazis

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