15 Positive Headlines That Make Us Cautiously Optimistic For The Future

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15 Positive Headlines That Make Us Cautiously Optimistic For The Future

As the world continues to evolve, it's kinda becoming increasingly clear that the solutions to the most pressing problems of our time must come from all corners of society. From the rich to the poor, from the young to the old, from the powerful to the powerless, the solutions that will drive us forward are those that are born out of collaboration, creativity, and courage. 

This list is a testament to the power of the human spirit, a collection of stories of people who have risen to the challenge of finding solutions to the world's most pressing issues. From OnlyFans stars using their wealth to house the less fortunate to French workers staging Robin Hood protests to provide free gas and electricity to those in need, to a nine-year-old who was honored at Yale for her work, these stories demonstrate the power of collective action to bring about meaningful change. 

Brandon Tsay, heroically honored.

CRACKED A MAN WHO DISARMED A SHOOTER IS BEING HONORED FOR HIS BRAVERY WITH A MEDAL. Alhambra, CA, is hosting its Lunar New Year festival a week after the mass shooting there, and they'll honor Brandon Tsay, who disarmed the gunman in the shooting. Tsay is scheduled to get a medal of courage from the police and other recognitions. 2019 AMB NIEV

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Bike-loving Netherlands takes two cities to... new depths.

CRACKED THE NETHERLANDS IS so PROGRESSIVE THAT EVEN THEIR BIKE GARAGES ARE UNDERWATER. The Netherlands is pioneering people-friendly cities, like Amsterdam and Utrecht, with huge underwater bike garages planned. Data shows lots of people in both cities ride bikes daily.

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Campbell Johnstone: making history.

CRACKED CAMPBELL JOHNSTONE MADE HISTORY BY BEING THE FIRST OPENLY GAY ALL BLACKS PLAYER. Campbell Johnstone is the first openly gay player who played in the All Blacks, New Zealand's national rugby union team. Не had played for the All Blacks in 2005 and had told some teammates and family then, but hadn't come out. ВО PASA H-FINALE

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The power of teamwork.

CRACKED ONE HIGH SCHOOLER'S LIFE WAS CHANGED BY A GROUP OF CREATIVE STUDENTS WHO MADE HIM A PROSTHETIC HAND. Tennessean Sergio Peralta started high school trying to hide a hand that hadn't formed. But a teacher found out and his classmates built him a prosthetic with a 3D printer. For the first time, he could catch a baseball with his right hand. Senior Prake?? Jake PIS for vote mell! tany Д

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Bobbi Wilson honored at Yale.

CRACKED NINE-YEAR-OLD BOBBI WILSON HAS ALREADY ACHIEVED MORE THAN MOST OF US WILL IN OUR LIFETIMES. Bobbi Wilson, who made headlines when cops were called on her while she was trying to get rid of spotted lanternflies in her neighborhood, was honored at Yale for her work. She donated her lanternfly collection to Yale's Peabody Museum, and it'll be named after her. Yale Yale SCHOOL SCHOOL OF PUBLIC OF PUBLIC HEALTH HEALTH Ya Vale Yale OOL SCHOOL SCH OF PUBLIC OF BLIC HEALTH H Yale Yale SCHOOL SCHOOL OF PUBLIC OF PUBLIC HEALTH

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Goonies fanatics, rejoice: the house is here to stay.

CRACKED THE OWNER OF THE GOONIES HOUSE HAS THE FANS' BACK. Behman Zakeri owns the Astoria home where The Goonies was filmed in 1985. Не lives in Kansas City and isn't moving in - he plans to keep it open for Goonies fans.

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VA's got your back, veterans.

CRACKED THE VA IS OFFERING FREE MEDICAL CARE TO VETERANS IN CRISIS, WHETHER THEY'RE ENROLLED OR NOT. The VA is offering free emergency medical care to veterans in a suicidal crisis, even if they're not enrolled. 18 million vets could get up to 30 days inpatient or residential care, plus 90 days of outpatient care.

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University of Birmingham turns CO2 into CO, cutting steelmaking's emissions by nearly 90%.

CRACKED RESEARCHERS FOUND A WAY TO REDUCE STEELMAKING'S CARBON FOOTPRINT BY ALMOST 90%. Scientists at the University of Birmingham created a new method for furnaces that could cut steelmaking's CO2 emissions by 90%. It uses coke to turn iron ore into metal, emitting lots of CO2. But the tech turns the CO2 into carbon monoxide that can be reused.

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