Following the unprecedented devastation brought by Hurricane Helene in the southeast United States, the Associated Press reports that at least 1.1 million people are still without power in North ...
When Hurricane Helene tore through the southeast, it left a 500-mile path of devastation in its wake, from the Florida Gulf all the way to the mountains of Asheville, North Carolina. In Florida, the ...
“Story time!” TikTok creator Madi Hart exclaims in a recent video. “I used my Hinge profile to get a bunch of people registered to vote in Pennsylvania.” Hart lives in Los Angeles, where she works on ...
As communities across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee reel from the devastation of Hurricane Helene, federal agencies, aid organizations, and everyday volunteers have ...
Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz is a fan of dog-mocracy. At least, that’s what he made clear in a 17-minute long interview with Matt Nelson of the popular social media account WeRateDogs. Nelson ...
This week, the United States Department of the Interior announced the single largest grant investment made from the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program. Overseen by the Land and Water ...
On his way to aid first responders, Chef José Andrés praised Waffle House workers as unlikely heroes
On September 30, Chef José Andrés was somewhere many Americans have found themselves at 12:55 a.m. — a Waffle House. Andrés, the founder of the nonprofit World Central Kitchen, was on his way to meet ...
Microplastics have been found in every marine habitat where scientists have looked, according to a fact sheet from Ocean Conservancy. With countless marine animals — and us humans — ingesting these ...
Most of the passengers emerging from the station in Bellvitge, a working-class neighborhood outside Barcelona, have no idea just how innovative the city’s subway system is. Using technology not unlike ...
At 7 years old, I entered one of the most artistic sports in the world: pairs figure skating. My next 13 years focused on telling a story with my movements on the ice while competing for Team USA.
— In 1987, UNESCO declared the Xochimilco wetland area in southern Mexico City a World Heritage Site, recognizing in particular its chinampas, an ancient agricultural system in use since the time of ...
This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. Restricting the volume of high-emitting vehicles roaming city streets carries many benefits, from clearing ...
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