Category: GoodNews


  • Assisted dying bill to be debated in House of Lords

    Peers opposed to assisted dying say they see “massive problems” in a bill to legalise it in England and Wales, as the proposed legislation returns to Parliament later. The House of Lords is due to begin a two-day debate on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. Supporters have urged peers to “respect” the…

  • Kentucky Nurse Revives Drunk Raccoon Found in Dumpster By Using CPR

    (left) Misty Combs performs CPR on a raccoon (right) Crystal Bakaluk cradles the raccoon she saved from drowning โ€“ credits, retrieved from social media. Yes, youโ€™ve read the headline correctly. When a nurse in Kentuckyโ€™s Letcher County scooped a dead-drunk raccoon out of a dumpster, she was desperate to save its life. It had been…

  • Ireland threatens to withdraw from Eurovision if Israel participates

    The Irish broadcaster, RTร‰, has said it will not take part in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest “if the participation of Israel goes ahead”. In a statement, RTร‰ said that Ireland’s participation in the event “would be unconscionable given the ongoing and appalling loss of lives in Gaza”. Ireland has won the contest seven times…

  • Pizzeria Owner Sees People Eating From Dumpster, Offers Them Free Pies and a Slice of Dignity

    credit โ€“ Heights Pizza Man via Facebook A Minnesota pizzeria owner is making headlines for the kindness heโ€™s shown to dumpster divers behind his restaurant. โ€œI canโ€™t sit in a building full of food and watch somebody starve in my parking lot,โ€ he told national news, determined to take action. Pretty much as soon as…

  • What we know about fatal shooting of conservative US activist

    Getty Images Charlie Kirk was a darling of the Maga movement and is credited with boosting young voter turnout Charlie Kirk, an influential conservative activist and close ally of US President Donald Trump, was shot dead while speaking at an event at a university in Utah. There’s still a lot that is unclear about the…

  • Orangutan Released After 9 Years of Intensive Rehabilitation in Nonprofit’s ‘Jungle School’

    โ€“ credit, the Borneo Orangutan Rescue Alliance, supplied A conservation project just announced the successful release of Popi, a female orangutan rescued as an infant, into the Busang Ecosystem of East Borneo. After nearly nine years of intensive rehabilitation, Popi has now returned to her natural rainforest home thanks to a collaboration led by the…

  • Pulp, CMAT and Wolf Alice among nominees

    Mark SavageMusic correspondent Getty Images Pulp and Wolf Alice are both former winners of the Mercury Prize British band Wolf Alice have broken a Mercury Prize record by becoming the only act in the award’s 34-year history to be nominated for all of their first four albums. The quartet, who won in 2018 for second…

  • A New Generation of Tuskegee Aviators Takes to the Skies to Tackle Another National Challenge

    Tuskegeeโ€™s Kembriah Parker during a flight lesson โ€“ credit, Tuskegee University Having once trained the first Black military pilots for deployment in World War II, Tuskegee University is now training another Black generation for another national challenge. Hoping to address the nationโ€™s pilot shortage, the aviation science program at Tuskegee University in Alabama is currently…

  • Trump calls on EU to impose 100% tariff on China and India to pressure Putin

    US President Donald Trump has called on the European Union to hit China and India with tariffs of up to 100% as part of his efforts to force Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, a source familiar with the discussions has told the BBC. He made the demand, first reported by…

  • Chicago River Follows the Seine to Become Biodynamic and Swimmable Once Again

    Kayakers on the Chicago River โ€“ credit Jrrugg94, CC 3.0. BY-SA One day, a book will be written about the 21st century, and the topic will be how the denizens in the worldโ€™s largest cities cleaned up the rivers which flow through them. Whether thatโ€™s the Yangtze, the Seine, the Mersey, or the Chicago River,…