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Businesses aren't people, and money isn't speech.

I'd bet the regressionists would argue that we should privatize the oxygen supply. “You wanna breathe? Get a job you lazy bum.”

Billionaires are the problem, not a solution.

Nothing says pro-life quite like cold-blooded murder.

Curious Orangutan Asking to See Inside Woman's Backpack Has the Internet Melting She'll never forget this experience!

Wholesome moment caught on film as Orangutan at the Louisville Zoo asked to see inside TikTok creators backpack.

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Pontiac project offers hope, housing to youth aging out of Michigan’s foster system A Pontiac nonprofit aims to transform the lives of young adults aging out of the foster care system by helping them become homeowners without any cost to them.

Chosen Kingdom Builders is pandering with Creek Valley Properties to build 22 manufactured homes in Pontiac, MI for former foster youth that are struggling to find stable housing.

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How a Gift from Pope Francis Inspired a Restaurant Owner to Feed the Hungry for Years CBS News' Steve Hartman brings the story of how a gift from Pope Francis transformed the life of Chef Serato to one of charity.

After his restaurant burned down and left only a gift from Pope Francis, Chef Bruno Serato decided to focus on serving over 5000 daily meals to Anaheim's underprivileged children.

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Mass murders are too good for business to actually address

Pope Francis's popemobile set to become health clinic for Gaza children One of Pope Francis's popemobiles is being transformed into a mobile health clinic for children in the Gaza Strip, fulfilling one of his final wishes, the Vatican's official media outlet said on Sunday.

To fulfill one of Pope Francis' last wishes, one of his popemobiles is being outfitted with diagnostic and emergency medical equipment to help the children in the Gaza Strip.

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Ronan the sea lion can keep a beat better than humans New research shows that the 15-year-old California sea lion can follow changes in rhythm with surprising precision.

Study finds that Ronan the sea lion can headbang better than humans can.

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Is world cooperation still possible? Global Citizen wants to prove so -- with some help from FIFA Global Citizen is going even more global.

Given the current administration's insistence on making the world worse, anti-poverty organization, Global Citizen, has partnered with FIFA to bolster their funding and get more young people involved in the movement.

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Oak Park family's front yard pantry fights hunger with no questions asked An Oak Park family is leading a grassroots solution to hunger through their front yard pantry that has served the community since the pandemic began in 2020.

An Oak Park, MI family built a free pantry in their front yard during the pandemic, which is still operational today, in order to help solve hunger in the community.

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Could've stopped at boycott Amazon, mate

See the storybook-inspired tiny home cottages that are bringing neighbors together In Caroline, New York, a property of 140 tiny cottages was inspired by the children’s book, “Miss Rumphius.”

Developer Bruno Schickel has created 140 storybook-inspired cottages in Caroline, New York where renters can live in close proximity to help build community amongst neighbors.

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90-year-old Who Has Saved Over 10,000 Animals at Sanctuary Has No Plans to Retire Barby Keel Sanctuary is a nonprofit, runs entirely on donations and open to the public and will be free to visit every Sunday until October.

A 90-year-old animal sanctuary owner in Sussex, UK has rescued over 10,000 pets from abuse and abandonment over the past 54 years, and she has no plans of stopping soon.

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Lansing reparations group uses money to help build house for first-time homebuyer The Justice League of Greater Lansing contributed nearly $70,000 to construction for a house going to a senior citizen and first-time homebuyer.

The Justice League of Greater Lansing, MI contributed nearly $70,000 to the construction of a house for a senior citizen and first-time homebuyer.

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Don't Miss This—The Astonishing Tale of a Man Who Collected 450,000 Cans to Purchase His Dream Home An Australian man spent seven years cleaning the streets and walking the festival aisles looking for cans and bottles. He got nearly 41,000 euros from

Australian man spends 7 years collecting and recycling 450,000 cans in order to purchase a house.

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Hundreds of Volunteers Form a Human Chain to Get 9,000 Books to New Location for Indie Bookstore One wonders how many times a neighbor asked another whether they had "read this one?" or what drivers must have thought passing the main drag

Volunteers in Michigan formed a 300-person assembly line to help a local small bookstore move to its new location down the street.

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FREE Service that Finds Lost Pets–Already Reunited 40,000 Animals Using QR Codes and Network of a Million People Now, there's an Amber Alert for pets. FidoAlert uses a QR code and SMS texts to find lost animals—and the best part is... it's free.

FidoAlert is a free Amber Alert service for missing pets and it has already helped reunite 40,000 pets with their families thanks to a network of over 1 million users.

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Trading Cards Featuring Middle-Aged Men Go Viral in Japanese Town, Boosting Volunteerism and Awe of Elders The 47 characters include 'Soba Master' Mr. Takeshita, an 81-year-old maker of soba noodles and Mr. Fuji, a 67-year-old former prison guard.

A Japanese Community Center has released trading cards of some of their middle-aged male volunteers in order to connect with the younger generation and promote volunteer work.

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12,000 Years Later, Dire Wolves Are Back Scientists at Colossal are breeding dire wolf pups, back from extinction after some 12,000 years.

Bioscience startup, Colossal, has successfully used gene-editing techniques to recreate the prehistoric species of dire wolves.

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Is safe and stable housing the key to our health and wellbeing? This docuseries says yes (and has the footage to prove it). A moving docuseries explores housing, equity, and personal health and well-being through the lens of three unforgettable stories.

Docuseries, From Hope to Home, follows 3 families battling systemic and racial barriers to home ownership and shows how community efforts to combat these barriers can provide safer and more stable neighborhoods for all.

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Florida sisters donate 100+ custom American Girl dolls to young girls impacted by Hurricane Helene 11-year-old Kenzie and 9-year-old Kayleigh created “Anna the Appalachian” dolls to help young girls in the wake of Helene.

Two Florida sisters collaborated with American Girl to give over 100 dolls away to young girls affected by Hurricane Helene.

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Experimental Lilly drug cuts genetic heart disease risk factor by 94% in trial The highest dose of an experimental drug developed by Eli Lilly significantly reduced levels of a genetically inherited risk factor for heart disease in a midstage trial, according to data presented at a major medical meeting on Sunday.

Experimental drug shows in study to cut risk of genetic heart disease by 94%.

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Homeless foster youth receive customized tiny houses in 'adopt-a-cabin' makeover series Community members, donors, and companies partnered to make each cabin feel welcoming and personalized for residents.

The Grove, a tiny cabin community in Sacramento, CA specializing in offering a first home to foster kids entering adulthood, held a cabin beautification competition with community members to make the shelters more comfy and personalized.

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Historic college campus transformed into affordable housing complex What was once the Johnson & Wales University campus in Denver, Colorado is now home to 154 affordable housing units.

The former Johnson & Wales University campus is in the process of being converted to 154 low-cost apartments across its four dorm buildings.

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Girl Joins Mensa at 13 After Scoring Higher Than Albert Einstein–Even with No Exam Prep Isaac Asimov, Commander Chris Hadfield, Steve Martin, and John McAfee were all members of Mensa, along with the inventor of the mobile phone.

A 13-year-old girl scored higher than Albert Einstein on an IQ test without studying.

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Growing and sharing seeds can boost mental health Storing and sharing seeds has clear environmental benefits. But new findings suggest they can bring about wellbeing wins too

A research study in England found that growing plants and sharing the seeds with community members improved the mental wellbeing of participants, especially those starting from lower states mental health.

www.positive.news/society/grow...

76-Year-old Metal Detectorist Discovers Ultra-Rare Roman Coin After 6 Years of Searching in Farmer’s Field A gold Roman coin believed to be the first of its kind ever found in Britain fetched $6,000 after being unearthed by a metal detectorist.

Man used a metal detector to search the same British farm field for 6 years before finding this Roman gold coin dating back to 69AD and believed to be the first of its kind found in Britain.

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Watch: First Surfboards Made From Wind Turbine Blade Josh Kerr’s surf brand created the first surfboards made from a wind turbine blade in partnership with renewable energy firm Acciona.

Retired wind turbine blades are being recycled into surfboards as part of a larger goal to find innovative ways to reuse all components from the many turbines set to be decommissioned in the next 10 years.

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