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Spain's religious belief may decline, but Seville's Semana Santa processions still captivate massive crowds with powerful music, tradition, and raw emotion during Holy Week.
A New Zealand hike turned nightmare for Jessica Johnston on March 24, 2026, when she plunged from a waterfall, sustaining serious injuries. Her dog, Molly, vanished.
U.S. traffic deaths dropped 6.7% between 2024 and 2025, saving lives. A new NHTSA estimate reports 36,640 fatalities, a significant decline.
Eight school shootings have rocked the U.S. this year. Sandy Hook Promise is on a mission to stop the violence.
Owls and falcons get pedicures at the New England Wildlife Center. Not a joke! Rescued birds can't return to the wild, so staff manually files their talons and beaks—a job nature usually handles.
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Family dinners feel like a luxury as kids grow busier. Lure them to the table with Chick-fil-A nuggets and waffle fries—they rarely refuse! Now, one franchisee offers free Icedream to boost family time.
Florida Governor DeSantis ordered 400 "non-standard" street art pieces removed last August, targeting rainbow Pride crosswalks despite prior state approval.
Tens of thousands marched in London Saturday, protesting hatred, division, and racism. This massive demonstration was one of the UK's largest against the far right.
New baby, big sibling emotions! From eager anticipation to jealousy, or even wanting the baby all to themselves—it's a rollercoaster.
The comedian is supporting the Trans Justice Funding Project and is urging fans to DM him proof of their donations on Instagram....
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A Wyoming day trip took an unexpected turn in Pringle, SD. There, a magnificent, welded bicycle sculpture on the roadside demanded a stop, transforming our journey.
Raising a child who is different is tough. Parents want kindness and happiness for their kids, but childhood cruelty can be brutal. Illinois mom Dominique Jole worried about her autistic son.
A Michigan artist transformed an old bait and tackle vending machine into a colorful attraction. Now, it dispenses kindness challenges to strangers.
History made! On March 25, 2026, Dame Sarah Mullally became the first female Archbishop of Canterbury in the Church of England's 1,400-year history, installed at Canterbury Cathedral.
Hundreds of thousands flooded London for the UK's largest anti-far-right march in history. Organizers hailed the massive demonstration as a powerful stand against extremism.
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Fleeing the Taliban, Afghan journalist Khadija Haidary never imagined her words would inspire Chinese readers thousands of miles away. Their empathy sparked support, empowering her amid uncertainty.
A 3-year-old boy named Hudson "Huddy" Drew showed incredible empathy at McDonald's. His mom, Ashlyn, watched as Huddy approached an elderly man sitting alone, melting hearts with his compassion.
Hot flashes at work? Philadelphia's new ordinance offers a blueprint for cities and states to provide relief for workers experiencing symptoms of hormonal cycles.
Supporting Southwest's National Parks, the historic Region III Headquarters in Santa Fe, built by the CCC in the 1930s, anchors the intermountain region's Park Service operations.
On February 6, 2023, massive earthquakes shattered Turkey and Syria, reshaping cities in minutes. Three years later, recovery continues as local organizations rebuild homes, schools, and lives amidst shifting needs.
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Stolen treasures returned! New York prosecutors repatriated 17 antiquities and rare books, valued over $1.5M, to Italy and the Vatican after busting trafficking networks.
Philopappou Hill honors Prince Philopappos, a 1st-century AD Commagene royal who became a wealthy Greek philanthropist. His sister built his tomb, a monument southwest of the Acropolis, after his death in 116 AD.
History made: Sarah Mullally is now Archbishop of Canterbury, the first woman to lead the Church of England. Her public ministry begins, shattering a 13th-century tradition.
Easter services can be quiet, but some explode with spirit the moment you enter. Ever felt a gospel choir's power? Their uninhibited praise gets everyone on their feet.
Hawaii's worst flood in 20 years rocked homes, littered beaches, and covered neighborhoods in volcanic mud. Locals are already cleaning up while awaiting federal aid.
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New baby, new problems. Older siblings often feel confusion, frustration, even anger. Hannah Whitson, 24, was shocked when her parents adopted Laken, adding to their blended family of five.
Hawaii faced its worst flooding in 20 years, but Rescue Kitties of Hawaii volunteers didn't hesitate. They plunged into devastated areas, rescuing sick, injured, and displaced cats across the islands.
Critically injured husband, 8-month-old baby: In 2014, Archana had no choice but to work in others' kitchens. Years later, that grit led her to MasterChef India.
A middle school dance sparked Kelsey and Wes Dixon's love story. At 17, Wes gave Kelsey a tree instead of flowers, planting a symbol of their growing love that mirrored their journey to marriage and family.
Royal duties demand a nanny for William and Kate's three kids. But wrangling George, Charlotte, and Louis isn't easy. Luckily, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo excels, earning a special royal thank you.
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Traffic jams are the worst, but what if they became fun? When South African motorists faced a tragic jam, they invented a game that might be the most genius thing we've ever seen.
A bike ride with his dad turned into a nightmare when 24-year-old Jacob Bates, who has autism, vanished in Arlington's River Legacy Park, a wilderness known for bobcats and coyotes.
Holy Cow, Delray's burger joint, knows how to make customers dance—literally! Their Instagram challenge offered free Cereal Series milkshakes to anyone who boogied their way in.
Hoda Kotb and Joel Schiffman, who adopted daughters Haley Joy and Hope Catherine, ended their engagement in 2021. Despite their amicable split, they prioritize co-parenting, as seen in Hoda's recent tribute to Joel.
The World Happiness Report, an annual global wellbeing ranking, just dropped. This year, it spotlights the surprising consequences of social media use.
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Fashion's fleeting trends are out. Designers, models, and activists are now using runways to elevate marginalized voices, champion sustainability, and even feature adoptable dogs.
Parenting is tough. But Lucas Valerio, father to a son born without limbs, shows us incredible patience and love. His inspiring approach to helping his son thrive is a masterclass in fatherhood.
Florida Gov. DeSantis ordered 400 "non-standard" street art pieces removed in Aug. 2025—mostly Pride-themed—despite prior state approval. This included a rainbow crosswalk outside Orlando's Pulse nightclub.
Japan gifted Washington D.C.'s Tidal Basin its iconic cherry trees in 1912. Some of those original trees still bloom today, a century-old testament to friendship.
A waiter approached Steven's table, offering a "dessert" that would change his life forever. On the tray: a onesie, baby booties, and a positive pregnancy test—his wife Lionella's big surprise!