African teams break through at Women’s World Cup
A record four African teams made it to the final stages of the soccer World Cup and have enjoyed unexpected success against higher- ranked opponents.
A record four African teams made it to the final stages of the soccer World Cup and have enjoyed unexpected success against higher- ranked opponents.
A presidential runoff election focused on corruption strengthens public confidence in the virtues of self-government.
Progress roundup: Water recycling goes extreme and in-house for San Francisco’s biggest buildings. And worldwide, Indigenous peoples control more lands.
What’s the best way to show support and respect for educators? For one group in Colorado, the answer is to provide free mental health care that empowers teachers.
Antarctica’s exposure to extreme weather from climate change has led to ice shelf collapses and habitat shifts, a new study reveals. Scientists emphasize that continued global warming could result in dire global impacts if it continues to melt.
China’s exports tumbled significantly in July, adding pressure on the ruling party to buoy the economy. Demand for Chinese exports has slowed as interest rates have gone up and consumer spending in developed nations has dipped.
Brazil’s national census shows the nation’s Indigenous population to be 1,693,535 people. The figure marks an 89% jump from the nation’s prior census, in 2010, due to a greater willingness of people to recognize their roots and better survey methods.
It’s official, according to Europe’s scientists: July was the hottest month ever recorded – by far. It broke the old record, set in 2019, by six-tenths of a degree Fahrenheit, an unusually wide margin.