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The 19th3 Nov, 22:33
Ohio backs Democrat Amy Acton as first elected woman governor
reviewjournal.com3 Nov, 20:44
Felicia and Ben Horowitz are donating $150 million to build Nevada's first standalone children's hospital, 30 years after a California hospital saved their son's life.
News Channel 5 Nashville (WTVF)3 Nov, 17:56
A four-year-old gave $150 earned from a lemonade stand to a local soup kitchen instead of buying a toy, and a law firm added $250, raising the total to $400.
businesswire.com3 Nov, 12:03
Chewy's annual Chewy Claus programme returned with its largest campaign yet, aiming to help shelter pets find permanent homes.
Reasons to be Cheerful3 Nov, 10:07
The Counter-Extremism Expert Building Our Capacity for Compassion
Good News Network3 Nov, 09:00
This Wheelchair Skateboarding Teacher Already Conquered Mountains and Marathons
Good News Network3 Nov, 07:00
Rebuilding Mosques Brings Sikhs, Hindus and Muslims Together After Punjab Violence
themonmouthjournalcentral.com2 Nov, 18:20
Students in New Jersey collected over 250,000 pounds of food in a single day, filling a high school football field, with donations distributed through about 30 food banks statewide.
CBS News2 Nov, 15:01
A Queens resident known as Mr. Service has been voluntarily cleaning a filthy underpass in Brooklyn, New York City.
Good News Network2 Nov, 14:30
Whale Festival to Kick Off Amelia Island in Florida to Celebrate the Return of the Right Whale
Good News Network2 Nov, 07:00
Strangers Ran Towards the Fire to Save Teen–Her Mom Now Funds Scholarships for Heroes Like Them
Good News Network1 Nov, 10:34
High School Fills Entire Football Field With Groceries to Replenish New Jersey Food Banks
ESPN.com1 Nov, 09:53
A former US men's national team player plans to train a 3-year-old who was removed from a Florida youth soccer game.
Action For Nature1 Nov, 09:39
A 16-year-old in India has built more than 20 pollinator gardens that double as sensory-friendly spaces for children, raising recorded pollinator species from 18 to 46 in two years.
people.com1 Nov, 09:31
A US school district is naming an elementary school after a custodian who has worked there for 39 years, moving her to tears.
Agência Pública1 Nov, 02:00In Portuguese
Eleger Lula não basta: “Se não radicalizar a gente não sobrevive”, diz editor do Revelando
Lula won re-election in Brazil's second round with 64.26 million votes (51.79%), a result independent outlets like Revelando credit partly to new documentary-style journalism countering disinformation.
Good News Network31 Oct, 14:10
Girl Sitting in Dirt at Bus Stop Gets Surprise Bench From Couple – Camera Catches Jumps for Joy (WATCH)
Good News Network31 Oct, 09:21
Retirees Who Lost Spouses Fall in Love Again at 88, After Meeting in the Gym
BBC31 Oct, 07:52
Eleven strangers travelled to Northern Ireland to celebrate a cancelled wedding on what would have been the bride's day, and left as lifelong friends.
The Times of India30 Oct, 22:22
A 17-year-old from New Jersey's campaign to make plastic cutlery opt-in has prevented an estimated 8.1 million single-use utensils and saved restaurants over $200,000.
theguardian.com30 Oct, 20:03
Catherine Breed became the first person to swim California's entire 900-mile coastline, finishing in 111 days despite tropical storms, strong currents and 8-foot waves, while promoting ocean conservation.
abc.net.au30 Oct, 17:34
An Australian man with a rare anti-D antibody donated plasma 545 times at all 85 blood donation centres over a decade, helping supply treatment given to nearly 48,000 pregnant women yearly.
Agência Pública30 Oct, 13:16In Portuguese
‘Primavera Brasileira’: como ato de estudantes virou onda global contra extrema direita
Student-led protests in Niterói after Brazil's first-round vote helped drive a youth mobilisation that contributed to Lula's reelection by 4.4 million votes, inspiring similar movements in Spain, Mexico and Argentina.
Good News Network30 Oct, 11:30
New Texas School Is Named For Longtime Janitor ‘Miss Marilyn’ (Watch Her Reaction)
Global Voices30 Oct, 04:16
How one Haitian entrepreneur found success by supporting all things local
McGill Reporter29 Oct, 20:50
At 73, Mary McDonald became the first graduate of McGill University's Indigenous Language Revitalization PhD program.
BBC29 Oct, 17:55
People with visible facial and physical differences are challenging AI image tools that automatically alter their appearance to look conventional.
Good News Network29 Oct, 15:07
‘Panther Pat’ Shines a Light on the Nearly Forgotten First Woman to Play Pro Football
Good News Network29 Oct, 14:30
Disabled Veteran Receives Donated Car Beautifully Refurbished by Auto Collision Students
Waging Nonviolence29 Oct, 11:55
A North Carolina movement asks voters to reject corporate tax breaks
NBC Boston29 Oct, 11:54
The Boston Celtics announced a $200 million donation to Boston Children's Hospital, described as unprecedented in scale.
Sahan Journal29 Oct, 09:55
‘Our votes are important’: Minneapolis Native community rallies voters amid immigration enforcement concerns
Global Voices29 Oct, 09:40
In Albania, rural youth are campaigning to solve local environmental problems
CalMatters29 Oct, 08:58In Spanish
Dolores Huerta “se mantuvo en la lucha” durante siete décadas, inspirando a generaciones de californianos
California labor leader Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers who coined the slogan 'Sí, se puede,' died at 96 in Bakersfield after decades of activism for farmworkers and immigrants.
Good News Network29 Oct, 07:00
Bereaved Parents Ask Court to Consider ‘Lightest Possible Sentence’ for Driver Who Killed Their Son
The 19th29 Oct, 06:00
Georgia is single-handedly shifting the conversation on Black women in politics
CalMatters28 Oct, 18:36
Dolores Huerta ‘stayed in the fight’ for 7 decades, inspiring generations of Californians
Fix the News28 Oct, 16:56
He Moved Into a Dementia Ward at 21. Here's What He Discovered
The 19th28 Oct, 16:23
Two senators, two hopefuls and history on the line
BBC28 Oct, 16:05
A teacher who founded a basketball club with 12 pupils in 1966 still coaches at 83, with the club now over 200 members and former pupils training the next generation.