Category: GoodNews


  • Canada 13-33 England: Red Roses win Women’s Rugby World Cup

    England: Kildunne; Dow, Jones, Heard, Breach; Harrison, Hunt; Botterman, Cokayne, Muir, Talling, Ward, Aldcroft (capt), Kabeya, Matthews. Replacements: Atkin-Davies, Clifford, Bern, Galligan, Feaunati, L Packer, Aitchison, Rowland. Canada: Schell; Corrigan, Symonds, Tessier (capt), Hogan-Rochester; Perry, Pelletier; Hunt, Tuttosi, Menin, De Goede, O’Donnell, Crossley, Paquin, Forteza. Replacements: Boag, Kassil, Demerchant, Beukeboom, Royer, Senft, Apps, Seumenutafa. Source…

  • Innovative New ‘Sponge’ Park Helped Save Historic Atlanta Neighborhood from Flooding

    Rodney Cook Sr. Park in Vine City โ€“ credit, HDR inc. $40 million may seem like a lot of money to the average person, but itโ€™s just a fraction of what municipalities were spending to cleanup and shore-up their cities and towns following Hurricane Helene. For Vine City, Atlanta, $40 million was the cost of…

  • Women’s Rugby World Cup final: The RAF officer and plumber aiming to deliver glory for England

    Another member of England’s pack, Hannah Botterman, nearly took a very different path before professional rugby arrived. “I was a painter and decorator, proper van life,” she told the Barely Rugby podcast. “I was an apprentice for one of my mum’s friends. I was working from 7am until 4pm, then I’d do a night shift…

  • Land was Owned by Billionaires Who Didnโ€™t Allow Access to National Monument โ€“ Now it’s Open

    The Anchor ranchland, Montana โ€“ credit, American Prairie Reserve, released The largest private land conservation project in America recently took a huge step forward to its ultimate goal by acquiring a controversial, 22,000-acre property from recalcitrant owners. The private ranchland blocked a 3.8-mile access road to a large National Monument in Montana, but its acquisition…

  • New digital ID will be mandatory to work in the UK

    Kate WhannelPolitical reporter Keir Starmer confirms plans for a new digital ID scheme Digital ID will be mandatory in order to work in the UK, as part of plans to tackle illegal migration. Sir Keir Starmer said the new digital ID scheme would make it tougher to work in the UK illegally and offer “countless…

  • In Prisons Across Ohio, These Inmates Are Finding Meaning by Saving Orphaned and Injured Animals

    Courtesy of The Ohio Wildlife Centerโ€™s hospital In Ohio, across multiple state correctional facilities, inmates are rehabilitating themselves by rehabilitating others: specifically the most fragile and vulnerable of others: injured or orphaned animals. Tiny birdsโ€”victims of a fall from the nest, baby rabbits orphaned by the wheels of a Ford, or little opossums lost when…

  • Drone attacks leave Denmark exposed

    Paul KirbyEurope digital editor Watch: Object seen flying away from Aalborg airport as drones disrupt flights Drone incidents at airports and military bases all over Jutland, western Denmark, has not caused any harm or damage – and yet it has exposed the country’s defences as vulnerable to attack. In an era of hybrid warfare, there…

  • Scientists Just Made CRISPR 3x More Effective at Treating Genetic Diseases

    Illustration of spherical nucleic acid SNA nanoparticle carrying CRISPR cargo โ€“ Image by the Mirkin Research Group University scientists in Chicago have developed a new nanostructure that triples CRISPRโ€™s ability to enter cells, potentially unlocking even more power to treat genetic diseases. With the power to rewrite the genetic code that underlies countless diseases, CRISPR…

  • BBC partly upholds complaints over Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury set

    Ian YoungsCulture reporter and Emma SaundersCulture reporter PA Media The BBC’s broadcast of Bob Vylan’s controversial set at Glastonbury broke editorial guidelines in relation to harm and offence, the corporation’s complaints unit has ruled. However, it has been cleared of breaching the BBC’s rules on impartiality and being likely to encourage or incite crime. The…

  • Feeding Blueberries to Babies May Reduce Allergy Symptoms and Improve Gut Health

    Blueberries on the shrub โ€“ SWNS Feeding blueberries to babies may reduce allergy symptoms and improve their gut health, according to new research. The ground-breaking clinical trial shows consuming the fruit early in life can improve immunity and support long-term health. Feeding blueberries to babies as one of their first solid foods may help strengthen…