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đ° Inspiring18 Jan 2025 Two friends miraculously found their car keys minutes after they’d watched them get washed away by the ocean. Alisha Kelly and girlfriend Lauren Thompson were at Trigg Beach in Perth, Friends Miraculously Get Car Keys Back When Ocean Returns Them in Big WaveâVIDEO
đ° USA18 Jan 2025 A brain surgeon and his son ignored evacuation warnings and instead put into action an emergency plan to save their oceanfront homeâand their neighbor’s homeâin the gorgeous Malibu community Hero Brain Surgeon and Son Save 5 Malibu Homes From Wildfire Through Preparation and Sheer Will (WATCH)
đ° Animals18 Jan 2025 A fish was finally rescued from a backyard pond after it grew to be nearly six-feet long from its original sizeâwhen it could fit in the ownersâ hand. The sturgeon, nicknamed Stanley, was placed into Fish is Rescued From Garden Pond After Growing to 6-feet LongâFrom its Entry Size of Six Inches (LOOK)
đ° Good News18 Jan 2025 Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating... Good News This Week: January 18, 2025 - Clothes, Homes, & Ceasefires
đ° Horoscopes18 Jan 2025 Our partner Rob Brezsny, who has a new book out, Astrology Is Real: Revelations from My Life as an Oracle, provides his weekly wisdom to enlighten our thinking and motivate our mood. Robâs Free Will Your New Weekly Horoscope from âFree Will Astrologyâ by Rob Brezsny
đ° This Day In History18 Jan 2025 Happy Birthday to actor, director, producer, and musician Kevin Costner, who turns 70 today. His love of baseball has enriched us all, through stellar films like Field of Dreams, Bull Durham, and For Good News in History, January 18
đ° Good News17 Jan 2025 The Shibushi Osaki Roll was designed after two municipalities collected 98 tons of diapers for recycling. Japan rolls out new recycled toilet paper made from used diapers
đ° Laughs17 Jan 2025 An English dadâs hilariously bad portraits have gone viral and now heâs receiving commissions for his works worldwide. Jamie Lee Matthiasâs whacky side hustle started by accident after he painted a Dadâs Hilariously Bad Paintings Go ViralâNow Heâs Flooded with Portrait Requests (LOOK)
đ° Good News17 Jan 2025 Hope Walz gives an exclusive interview, sharing advice for staying optimistic, clues into her future, and heartfelt stories about her dad. Tim Walz's daughter, Hope Walz: On getting through Inauguration Day, building community & going outside
đ° World17 Jan 2025 To anyone walking under the grey skies of a smoggy Beijing day, it may seem madness to suggest that the entire city could run on solar power. However, The sense of the plan comes into full focus A Desert Full of Power: Gargantuan Solar Array 250-Miles Long to Power Beijing
đ° Inspiring17 Jan 2025 From Alaska comes the story of a wildlife rehab center that got its hooves on a few bucks to help out their deer following a recent storm. On January 6th, 2025, a storm with winds exceeding 80 mph 33,000 Bucks Raised to Rebuild Deer Shelter for Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
đ° Conservation17 Jan 2025 Natacha Planque is working to understand how the climate crisis is impacting emperor and AdĂŠlie penguins in Antarctica
The post Braving the frozen wilderness: the researchers working to protect Braving the frozen wilderness: the researchers working to protect Antarctic penguins
đ° Reviews17 Jan 2025 One of the more uplifting economic bubbles you’ll read about, a feature in the Japan Times catalogs how Americans are just silly for stationery. Japanese artisan notebook and stationery Think Kids Are Addicted to Phones? US âStationery Nerdsâ Are Fueling a Japanese Notebook Boom
đ° Justice17 Jan 2025 As our latest issue hits subscriber doormats and shop shelves this week, here are just five of the inspiring life stories from inside
The post Five extraordinary lives, captured in the new issue of Five extraordinary lives, captured in the new issue of Positive News magazine
đ° This Day In History17 Jan 2025 13 years ago today, LeBron James became the youngest player in NBA history to record 20,000 career points during the Miami Heat’s 92-75 victory over the Golden State Warriors. James was 28 Good News in History, January 17
đ° Good News17 Jan 2025 Although Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey have already phased out elephants, bears, lions, and tigers, regional circuses have only recently fallen under scrutiny. This state finally banned circus performances for elephants, tigers, giraffes, primates
đ° Good News16 Jan 2025 In October 2023, a thousand birds died in a single day after colliding with a Chicago convention center. Thanks to new bird-friendly glass, that number has shrunk dramatically. 1 billion birds die every year from window collisions. Polka dot glass is changing that
đ° USA16 Jan 2025 In a long overdue decision, the Food and Drug Administration announced this week it will ban the use of Red Dye No. 3 (RD3) in food. Food companies have until 2027 to remove it, while drug companies FDA Finally Bans Red Dye No.3 from Food, Drinks and Medicines in USâFollowing Cancer Link
đ° Good News16 Jan 2025 The students are part of We Share Solarâs education initiative, proving that their learning can power real change. US middle schoolers build 'solar suitcases,' powering 40 refugee schools in Uganda
đ° World16 Jan 2025 The government of Laos DPR recently turned a vast area of hills and tropical forests over to conservation with the establishment of Xesap National Park (NP). Aided by Western endowments and New National Park Widens Protection of Legendary âAsian Unicornâ Mountain Home
đ° Inspiring16 Jan 2025 Who knew that trimming bushes and mowing lawns could be the catalyst for so much good in the world? Serially viral TikTok account SB Mowing has been featured on GNN before. Owned and operated by a TikTok Landscaper Raises $800K for Elderly Disabled Woman Who Couldnât Find Anyone to Mow Her Lawn
đ° World16 Jan 2025 Efforts to restore the Aral Sea have seen Kazakhstan’s government increase the water volume in the northern portion by 42% in the last two years. The volume is now determined to be 6.4 cubic Kazakhstan Sees Incredible Progress Scaling Back Worldâs Worst Environmental Disaster
đ° This Day In History16 Jan 2025 49 years ago today, Frampton Comes Alive! was released in the US to critical acclaim. As arguably the most famous live album ever made, the versions it contains of Frampton’s singles ‘Do Good News in History, January 16
đ° USA15 Jan 2025 A New York timber trucker has been recognized as a ‘highway hero’ after using his 18-wheeler to help corral a shooter who had injured a police officer. It happened that on Interstate 88 Truck Driver Intervenes in Highway Shootout, Wins Goodyear Highway Hero Award
đ° Good News15 Jan 2025 Ruben Varghese, a 16-year-old Angeleno, launched save-la.org with the hopes of giving victims an easier way to find everything from food to free housing. Los Angeles teen creates website for wildfire victims seeking food, shelter, supplies
đ° World15 Jan 2025 A Chinese woman recently celebrated her 124th Birthday, according to local civic documentation. Crediting her longevity to a “love of lard” and an optimistic personality, her big day was Oldest Woman in China Reaches 124 with Pumpkin Lard Porridge and a Positive Outlook
đ° Good News15 Jan 2025 Followers came together to raise funds for the disabled woman to have a safer and more accessible home. TikTok-famous landscaper raises $800k for elderly neighbor to make her home more accessible
đ° Good News15 Jan 2025 The actorâs charitable foundation has just unlocked the key to flagging Parkinsonâs disease early, putting us one step closer to ending Parkinsonâs for good. New testing backed by Michael J. Fox Foundation could detect Parkinson's well before symptoms appear
đ° Heroes15 Jan 2025 An Olympic-level kite surfer for Brazil happened to be testing out some video equipment on his board when he suddenly became the only hope of rescue for a stranded, exhausted swimmer. 31-year-old Olympic Kite Surfer Saves Drowning Woman in Dramatic Video â WATCH
đ° World15 Jan 2025 A curious Viking age graveyard has been uncovered in southwest Norway containing jewelry and evidence of continental connections. Three high-status women, though perhaps not Scandinavians themselves, Metal Detectorist Stumbles Upon 1,200-Year-old Graves of Impressive Viking Women
đ° This Day In History15 Jan 2025 24 years ago today, Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger launched Wikipedia. The collaborative online encyclopedia created and maintained by a community of volunteer editors, Wikipedia is one of the Good News in History, January 15
đ° Top Videos14 Jan 2025 This is the heartwarming moment a groom broke down in tears after hearing a surprise message from his young daughter as he waited to marry her mom. The tear-jerking footage of Elliot Gwilliam’s Groom Breaks Down in Tears Hearing Daughterâs Adorable Wedding Day Message â (WATCH)
đ° Good News14 Jan 2025 Matildaâs story has helped raise over $40,000 for Austin Pets Alive! since 2023. Matilda Day: Austin, Texas creates citywide holiday and fundraiser for beloved senior rescue dog
đ° Good Earth14 Jan 2025 Embodying the phrase “I’ll scratch your back if you scratch mine,” a public-private partnership has commercialized the world’s first toilet paper made from used diapers. Japan Coalition Selling Worldâs 1st Toilet Paper Made from Used Diapers
đ° USA14 Jan 2025 A weather enthusiast and passionate community volunteer saved a Pasadena neighborhood by broadcasting two simple words to his social media channels in early January: “Get out.” Wherever Hundreds Credit Heroâs Early Weather Predictions for Saving Them from the Eaton Fire
đ° World14 Jan 2025 Norway is on the cusp of bidding farewell to internal combustion vehicles forever now that the automotive transition in the country has reached highway speeds. Tax incentives and other perks like 9 Out of Every 10 Cars Sold in Norway Last Year Was Electric
đ° This Day In History14 Jan 2025 125 years ago today, Tosca debuted in Rome. A mainstay on opera calendars around the world, Giacomo Puccini’s enduring tale of feminine resilience and defiance in the face of corruption has Good News in History, January 14
đ° Good News13 Jan 2025 Renee Wang found inspiration in simple household toys when she dreamed up a solution to homelessness at 16. Teen creates Rubik's cube-inspired tiny home to help those experiencing homelessness
đ° Good News13 Jan 2025 Ryan Donais was inspired to use his background in construction to help after his brother experienced homelessness.
Man invents tiny mobile homes that fit on the back of bicycles to combat rising homelessness
đ° Inspiring13 Jan 2025 From Arizona comes the remarkable “timeless” story of a man who got to try on his varsity letterman jacket decades after he ordered it. Unable to afford it at the time, Jed Mottley and 30-Year-old Letterman Jacket Is Found By Brother in Serendipitous Twist of Fate
đ° Good News13 Jan 2025 In early January, firefighters leapt into action to save the life of a horse that had broken through fencing and fallen into a frozen pond. After a horse fell into an icy pond, local firefighters sprang to its rescue
đ° Good News13 Jan 2025 The star joined about 200 on their route to school in a special weekend ride. Justin Timberlake joins 'bike bus' movement, leading students in morning drop-off ride
đ° Horoscopes13 Jan 2025 In traditional Chinese astrology, your birth year is especially unlucky, but this year there’s no need for snakes to keep a low profile. Every year, GNN generates a horoscope based on averages The Year of the Snake Promises Ample Chances to Strike Back Against Misfortune
đ° Science13 Jan 2025 A team at Northwestern University has transformed an industrial waste product into a battery for storing sustainable energy. While many iterations of these batteries are in production or being Scientists Turn Industrial Waste into Batteries for Storing Renewable Energy
đ° World13 Jan 2025 This year marks the 130th anniversary of the founding of the UK’s national preservation society, called the National Trust, and to mark the occasion they’re setting a goal which they make UK Aims for âMoonshotâ Goal of Restoring Nature Across Area the Size of Greater London
đ° This Day In History13 Jan 2025 240 years ago today, The Times of London published its first-ever broadsheet. Originally founded as The Daily Universal Register, The Times used contributions from significant figures in the fields Good News in History, January 13
đ° Science12 Jan 2025 Wearable electronic textiles can be both sustainable and biodegradable, shows a new study. A research team led by the University of Southampton and UWE Bristol in the UK tested a new sustainable Scientists Develop Biodegradable Smart TextileâA Big Leap Forward for Eco-Friendly Wearable TechnologyÂ
đ° Arts & Leisure12 Jan 2025 A man recreated a scene from the The Wedding Singer and proposed to his girlfriend mid-flightâwith the help of giddy flight attendants. Sam Riber and Lissy Alden were traveling to Mexico on Man Recreates Scene From The Wedding Singer and Proposes Mid-Flight
đ° Business12 Jan 2025 According to a recent survey, a wide majority of Americans want to improve their financial habits in the coming year. The survey of 2,000 adults found that 65% are hoping to improve their money How 65% of Americans are Determined to Improve Their Money Habits in 2025
đ° USA12 Jan 2025 Amid the tragic property loss from Southern California wildfires comes a story of neighbors helping neighborsâand possibly saving Hollywoodâby working together. A new brush fire had started spreading Neighbors Save a Strangerâs Home From Burning Embers Flying Above Hollywood Hills (WATCH)
đ° This Day In History12 Jan 2025 66 years ago today, Berry Gordy founded what would become Motown Records, a Black-owned label that achieved crossover success and played an important role in the racial integration of popular music. Good News in History, January 12
đ° Health11 Jan 2025 A good night’s sleep clears your mind, suggests new research, like turning on a dishwasher before you go to bed and waking up with a clean brain. The international team of scientists describes A Deep Sleep Clears the Mind at Night Like a Dishwasher CleaningâBut Beware of Sleeping Pills
đ° Inspiring11 Jan 2025 After she couldn’t find a gown she liked in any bridal shop, a Florida woman bagged her dream wedding dress in a thrift store for just $25. Julia Webber felt disheartened after trying on She Found Her Dream Wedding Dress for $25 at a Thrift Storeâand âIt Fit Like a Gloveâ
đ° World11 Jan 2025 A man with a huge tumor on his jaw finally got life-changing surgery, after it got so big he almost couldn’t eat or speak. Alex first noticed a swelling on his jaw as a teenager. It turned out Man Gets Free Life-Changing Surgery to Remove Baseball-sized Tumor from his Jaw
đ° Good News11 Jan 2025 Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating... Good News This Week: January 11, 2025 - Pets, Meals, & Medical Debts
đ° Horoscopes11 Jan 2025 Our partner Rob Brezsny, who has a new book out, Astrology Is Real: Revelations from My Life as an Oracle, provides his weekly wisdom to enlighten our thinking and motivate our mood. Robâs Free Will Your New Weekly Horoscope from âFree Will Astrologyâ by Rob Brezsny
đ° This Day In History11 Jan 2025 5 years ago today, Diego the Hood Island tortoise retired with honors to the Galapagos Islands, after decades of captivity at the San Diego Zoo where his libido was credited with saving his species. Good News in History, January 11
đ° Good News10 Jan 2025 Biologists discovered the new type of pangolin after they confiscated a shipment of trafficked animals. Researchers identify new species of pangolin, underscoring conservation efforts
đ° Good News10 Jan 2025 A secondhand clothing marketplace based in LA is matching donors to fire victims based on size, gender, and age. Online marketplace matches 20,000 donors with LA fire victims to donate clothes, other essentials
đ° World10 Jan 2025 In a big week for Egyptian archaeology, the tomb of a “conjurer-doctor” was found in ancient Saqqara. Dating back 4,100 years, the tomb was heavily decorated with paintings and 4,100-year-old âStunningâ Tomb of a Conjurer-Dentist Who Treated Pharaohs Discovered in Egypt
đ° Good News10 Jan 2025 Henry Zhouâs invention could replace clunky fire extinguishers that require extensive training to use. To mitigate house fires, student invents 'smart fire extinguisher' to automatically snuff out flames
đ° Good News10 Jan 2025 Santino Sellick raised over eight thousand dollars for local charities on what would have been his daughter's 21st birthday. Dad walks 124 miles in cold to raise thousands for charity in his daughter's name
đ° Animals10 Jan 2025 Reprinted with permission from World at Large News An endangered bird famous for its elaborate leaping courtship displays is being reared in a special facility where the animals are able to develop Asiaâs Extraordinary Jumping Bird Now Thriving in Captivityâa Hopeful Halt to Population Slide
đ° World10 Jan 2025 The famous king of Babylon Nebuchadnezzar II was lately enthroned when a group of Phoenician sailors watched their boat sink in shallow water off the coast of Spain. Now, that very boat is the Divers Recover Ancient Shipwreck Amazingly Preserved for 2,600 Years Beneath Spanish Waters
đ° World10 Jan 2025 From the heartland of Sikhism comes an inspiring story of a former army colonel helping to free his countrymen from addiction through positive reinforcement. Colonel Dr. Rajinder Singh is the founder Retired Colonel Heals Thousands of Addicts with Empathy, Yoga, and Service
đ° This Day In History10 Jan 2025 26 years ago today, The Sopranos debuted on HBO. Running for 6 seasons totaling 86 episodes, it is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential television series of all time. The Good News in History, January 10
đ° Heroes09 Jan 2025 A Portland woman’s fiery death was avoided thanks to the speed of police, fire, and medical first responders who conducted a harrowing rescue in late December. Portland Police Bureau Sgt. Sarah Harrowing Rescue Saves a Woman Stuck Inside Burning VehicleâWatch the Heroes
đ° Good Earth09 Jan 2025 The most invasive species on Earth is not a mouse or boar, but the water hyacinth. Blooming in an ornamental pond, the water hyacinth seems lovely and harmless, but look at how it can take over Alien Water Hyacinth is Lethal for LakesâBut itâs Being Turned into Biodegradable Plastic Bags and Pots
đ° Science09 Jan 2025 Observing individual stars halfway across the observable universe has generally been regarded as impossible in astronomy, akin to trying to use binoculars to see individual grains of dust in the Beyond the âDragon Arcâ Astronomers Unveil a Treasure Trove of Hidden Stars
đ° USA09 Jan 2025 A little-known federal regulatory agency called the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) just finalized a rule that will prevent medical debt from affecting consumer credit scores. Millions of Consumer Protection Bureau Will Soon Remove Medical Bills from Your Credit Reports
đ° Good News08 Jan 2025 When it comes to saving the lake, locals say "all the darts and arrows point back to agriculture." The Great Salt Lake could disappear in 5 years. This teen is using hydrogels to save it little by little
đ° Good News08 Jan 2025 New Jersey just joined at least 5 other states that have taken steps against school library censorship. 6 states expand library protections amid surging book bans: 'The freedom to read... is supported and protected'
đ° Good News08 Jan 2025 Studies show driving while texting is six times more dangerous than driving drunk. Distracted driving causes 1.6 million crashes per year. This mom crafted a creative solution to keep eyes on the road
đ° Good News08 Jan 2025 The mobile laundromat is a collaboration between Georgia Tech students and a local nonprofit. College students create 'laundry bus,' provide hygiene and dignity to homeless community
đ° USA08 Jan 2025 An Ohio news outlet is leading a change of tradition in American reporting which their editor-in-chief calls the “right to be forgotten.” Long considered taboo to retract or erase old US Newspapers Are Deleting Old Crime Stories, Offering Subjects the âRight to be Forgottenâ
đ° Good News07 Jan 2025 Midwesterners may see a new snow-plowing robot in the streets this season. A college student invented a 'snow removal Roomba.' Now, it's clearing snow in residential neighborhoods
đ° Good News07 Jan 2025 Jake Harvath documented his whirlwind journey on social media, in hopes of encouraging people to adopt wild horses. Man returns from world's longest horseback ride across US, raises awareness for wild mustang crisis
đ° Good News06 Jan 2025 In December, a late night wildfire in California was caught by AI technology before it could spiral out of control. AI spots unreported California wildfire, proving its 'emerging' role in fire safety
đ° Good News06 Jan 2025 Growing up, Ella Casano was constantly in and out of the hospital due to a condition that destroyed the platelets in her blood. Teen with chronic illness invents specialized stuffed animals to discreetly hide blood bags in hospital rooms
đ° Good News06 Jan 2025 The design won her a Bronze Medal at a national engineering competition. This 'self-regulating bracelet' invented by an 8-year-old helps neurodivergent students communicate in school
đ° Hope In Action04 Jan 2025
The ethologist, activist, and Jane Goodall Institute founder was recognized for her groundbreaking contributions to science and decades of advocacy for our planet.
The Jane Goodall Institute is World Renowned Conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall Receives Presidential Medal of Freedom
đ° Good News04 Jan 2025 Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating... Good News This Week: January 4, 2025 - Babies, Headsets, & Phones
đ° Good News03 Jan 2025 The tiny, stylish bee species sports âeyeliner-likeâ structures around their eyes and defies familial expectations by pollinating nightshade. New blue bee species, dubbed 'eyeliner boys' spotted in Texas and Oklahoma
đ° Good News03 Jan 2025 Her prototype was recognized with an engineering award in 2024. 12-year-old girl designs solar-powered sleeping bags for homeless neighbors: 'It was obvious to me that this could help'
đ° Conservation02 Jan 2025
Happy New Year! Here at the Jane Goodall Institue, weâre starting 2025 with a renewed resolve to make the world a better place. In keeping with Janeâs belief that every individual action can make Top 10 New Yearâs Resolutions for ConservationistsÂ
đ° Good News01 Jan 2025 The discreet code phrase has taken on a new life with an app that immediately alerts bar staff to instances of dangerous behavior, unwanted advances, and sexual harassment. Bartenders can now hail Ubers, call police in seconds thanks to new 'angel shot' safety app
đ° Good News30 Dec 2024 The animal was among 234 new species discovered in the past year in the Greater Mekong region, which includes Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. Rare 'vampire hedgehog' discovered in wild, 80 years after the species was first stored in the Smithsonian
đ° Good News30 Dec 2024 Jimmy Carter passed on December 29, 2024 at age 100. His foreign policy legacy is celebrated for its focus on human rights, which significantly impacted global diplomacy. Learn how his efforts How Jimmy Carterâs foreign policy put human rights on the global agenda
đ° Good News28 Dec 2024 Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating... Good News This Week: December 28, 2024 - Dentists, Dogs, & Gifts
đ° Good News27 Dec 2024 Minnesota joined seven other states in enacting a state-wide policy that restricts phone use in classrooms. This nonprofit is helping teens get off their screens. Minnesota is banning phones in classrooms, and this club is helping teens with the transition
đ° Good News23 Dec 2024 After Austin Rivers took knitting up as a hobby during the pandemic, the New Yorker soon launched a knitting collective for vulnerable community members. Nonprofit collects and distributes life-saving winter clothes to homeless LGBTQ+ youth
đ° Good News23 Dec 2024 High schooler Tiffani Gay was inspired by the modern safety technology in cars. Florida high schooler invents accessible tech that alerts visually impaired users to oncoming obstacles
đ° Good News23 Dec 2024 Social media sensation Good Boy Ollie (and his brother, Tato) are sharing the holiday spirit with animals in need. 'Good Boy' dog influencers raise over $16k for animal shelter facing flood damage ahead of holidays
đ° Hope In Action23 Dec 2024
This is a message to the JGI global family â staff, boards, donors, volunteers and everyone else. A message to wish you a wonderful holiday season, whether it is Christmas, Hanukkah, or any Janeâs 2024 End-of-Year Message to the JGI Family
đ° Good News21 Dec 2024 Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating... Good News This Week: December 21, 2024 - Seals, Otters, & Books
đ° Good News20 Dec 2024 A new arrival at the Denver Zoo has made a miraculous recovery, signaling a small beacon of hope for the Critically Endangered species. Endangered African penguin chick makes 'remarkable' recovery in zoo ICU: 'We're especially grateful for this win'
đ° Health & Happiness19 Dec 2024 adrienne maree brown offers a winter solstice poem that encourages us to birth new realities. Murmurations: A Spell for the Winter Solstice
đ° Good News19 Dec 2024 We need to beat social isolation and come together. Danielle Bayard Jackson teaches us how. A friendship expertâs advice for building community: 'How can I show up better for you?'
đ° Good News18 Dec 2024 Leading the national park development efforts at Tompkins Conservation, Kristine McDivitt Tompkins has a new plan to protect wildlife in South America. Kristine McDivitt Tompkins is rewilding South America's borders