Category: GoodNews


  • Russia accused of ‘hollow talks’ as strikes hit Sumy

    James Gregory and Frank Gardner BBC News, London and Riyadh Getty Images Homes and a hospital have been targeted in the attack on Sumy, Ukraine officials say Russia has launched a missile strike targeting north-eastern Ukraine as US and Russian officials met to push for a pause in the war. After Monday’s attack, which injured…

  • โ€˜Buy Canadianโ€™ Social Media Post Becomes Secret Ingredient to Help Save Cityโ€™s Condiment Business

    Shenul Williams and a selection of her products โ€“ credit Aliza Welch, family photo Thanks to a little love in a โ€˜Buy Canadianโ€™ Reddit room, a small condiment business thinks theyโ€™ve found the secret ingredient to success: patriotism. Akiโ€™s Fine Foods has been manufacturing Indo-African sauces and chutneys out of Pickering, Ontario, for 38 years,…

  • Swiss museum thieves guilty of cage fighter murder plot

    Thomas Mackintosh BBC News Getty Images Louis Ahearne, Daniel Kelly and Stewart Ahearne were found guilty following a trial at the Old Bailey and will be sentenced on 25 April Three men from south-east London who burgled a museum in Switzerland have been found guilty of a plot to murder a cage fighter who was…

  • ‘I’m not in pain anymore’

    Sebastien Beauzile โ€“ By Northwell Health/Cohen Medical Center A New York hospital has declared a patient cured of sickle-cell anemia, a debilitating genetic disorder that mostly affects individuals of African heritage. Considered to be cured, other genetic treatments have proven successful in reducing or ending the bouts of pain and occasional surgeries that plague the…

  • ‘A national treasure? I hate that’

    Ian Youngs Culture reporter Getty Images John Cooper Clarke is nicknamed the punk poet and the bard of Salford John Cooper Clarke is about to become the first poet to headline a UK arena, and is responsible for the lyrics to one of the world’s most streamed songs of recent years. But he has lost…

  • Southeast Asiaโ€™s Fish Supplies Remarkably Robust Despite Decades of Warnings About Overfishing

    Small-scale fisheries in Southeast Asia โ€“Photo by Prof. Matsuishi Takashi Fritz / Hokkaido Universityocea For decades, there have been dire warnings about overfishing and the loss of biodiversity in their fisheries, yet this region has largely maintained its ecological health while still meeting the food needs of Southeast Asiaโ€™s growing population. In a new study,…

  • World Indoor Athletics – Nanjing: Bahamas’ Devynne Charlton retains 60m hurdle world title in photo finish

    Bahamas’ Devynne Charlton runs a season best 7.72 seconds to retain her 60m hurdle world title, despite a tight photo finish, at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Nanjing, China. FOLLOW LIVE: World Indoor Athletics Championships – day three Available to UK users only. Source link

  • Good News in History, March 23

    250 years ago today, American Founding Father Patrick Henry spoke to Virginia legislators, where he famously proposed that their colony should join the revolution against King George and fight for independence. โ€œI know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death!โ€ READ other anecdotes from the…

  • Athletics: World Indoor Championships

    Live coverage from day three of the 2025 World Indoor Athletics Championships. Source link

  • Five Ways to Move Beyond the Monster of Self-Doubt and Pursue Your Passion

    Photo by Daniel Martinez For Unsplash+ I donโ€™t know the first thing about NFL football, but I have no trouble relating to Buffalo Bills running back Ty Johnsonโ€™s struggle to overcome bouts of crippling self-doubt. A few years back, Johnson was dropping balls and questioning his abilities at every turn. โ€œThere was a lot of…