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Using artificial intelligence, researchers identified two previously unknown subtypes of multiple sclerosis, paving the way for personalized treatments.
Coco Gauff spent 2025 winning major titles and widening the door for the next generation, confirming her rise as a lasting movement in women's tennis.
The planet's oldest bee species and primary pollinator in the Amazon rainforest has been granted legal rights — a world first for any insect.
A previously unknown jaguar was identified in southern Arizona through remote cameras, suggesting that conservation efforts are helping the endangered species expand its range northward.
A pioneering assisted fertilization technique is helping restore disappearing coral reefs in the Dominican Republic, with the approach gaining momentum across the Caribbean.
When Janae helped a stranger in need, she had no idea the encounter would change her life — the man turned out to be a content creator who rewarded her kindness with a generous cash gift.
In a groundbreaking first, surgeons at the University of Southern California completed the world's first successful bladder transplant, opening a new treatment frontier for patients with terminal bladder disease.
GanLum, the first new type of malaria treatment in decades, demonstrated a 99.2% cure rate in phase 3 trials — outperforming standard treatments and offering hope to millions.
New data shows global deforestation rates dropped sharply in 2025, with Brazil's Amazon seeing its lowest destruction levels in years and Indonesia continuing its downward trend.
Science Magazine declared the unstoppable rise of renewable energy as 2025's Breakthrough of the Year, with China installing record-breaking solar and wind capacity.
A new conservation study offers hope for wild axolotls facing extinction: captive-bred populations retain enough genetic diversity to potentially replenish their wild counterparts in Mexico.
For the first time, renewable sources generated a third of the world's electricity in 2025, with solar and wind leading an accelerating energy transition.
The Immigrant Defense Network has gathered more than 100 organizations to support vulnerable families, training an average of 2,000 volunteers per week as constitutional observers.
Scientists have identified and mapped climate change refugia around the world that are naturally buffered from the worst effects of global warming.
The Greenland Wildlife Overpass, the largest wildlife crossing in North America, opened over Interstate 25 in Douglas County, Colorado, reconnecting 39,000 acres of habitat and making one of the state's most dangerous stretches of highway far safer.
The revolutionary Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile is now operational, equipped with the Simonyi Telescope that will scan the entire visible sky every three days.
The Tainui Atea marine protected area now covers 1.1 million square kilometers of ocean, making it the largest MPA on Earth and a major win for ocean biodiversity.
Mail carrier Deanna Chatman noticed a faint cry for help during a Missouri snowstorm and found a 96-year-old neighbor with a shattered pelvis in the snow — a rescue her supervisors call "just what a mail carrier does."
Scientists announced that the ozone hole over Antarctica was its smallest in six years in 2025, continuing a long-term healing trend driven by the Montreal Protocol.
After suffering a devastating crash in the Giant Slalom, the most decorated Alpine skier in history is back and ready for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Harvard chemist David Liu received the 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences for developing base editing and prime editing, precision gene-editing tools that can correct mutations without cutting DNA.
