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Inspired by Pokemon, Teens Create Card Strategy Game to Teach Kids About Cancer

Though incredible medical breakthroughs are being made in the fight against cancer, tens of millions of people still confront the disease annually. Many of those affected — either directly or through a loved one — are children. Daniel Zhang was one of those kids. When he was 9, his grandmother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, […]

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At 100, Britain’s Oldest Dancer Leads Flash Mob to Classic ’60s Tune

Culture / 3 min. read

At age 100, twinkle-toed Bernard Gilbert put a huge crowd through their paces — and proved he’s still got the moves — when he led a flash mob dance in the middle of a busy city center in Worcester, England.

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Watch and Learn: Footage Captures Chimps Teaching Youngsters by Example

Environment / 2 min. read

In a nature reserve in Senegal, a life lesson unfolded: A mother chimp named Soukki poked a stick into an ant nest, then pulled her daughter, Saïsaï, over to see it. Saïsaï then drew the stick out of the nest and snacked on the ants. It’s one of many interactions documented in a study published

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Maryland’s Natural Beauty Showcased in State Calendar Photo Contest: See the Winning Images

Environment / 2 min. read

An image of a curious squirrel edging up behind an Eastern whip-poor-will — a species of nocturnal bird — took the grand prize in the Maryland Department of Natural Resources 2026 Photo Contest. The winners’ announcement dubbed the scene “a remarkable moment in nature.” Kyle Smith captured the shot, titled “Right Behind You,” beating out over 1,000

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No Longer “Untreatable”: Alzheimer’s Breakthroughs Are on the Horizon, Report Finds

Health / 2 min. read

The World Alzheimer Report 2026 contains some encouraging news about the devastating neurodegenerative disorder, namely that we’re on a path to making Alzheimer’s a treatable condition. “After decades of investment in research, we stand on the cusp of a giant leap forward at the intersection of innovation in diagnostics, treatments, and risk reduction,” Chris Lynch,

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Why Does Your Brain Mix Up Memories? A New Study Examines How Memories Are Misplaced in Your Brain’s Filing Cabinets

Science / 4 min. read

Old age and forgetfulness seem to go hand in hand. But my colleagues and I found that memories actually becomes less precise, not entirely forgotten. Our study, published in the journal Cerebral Cortex, shows how the brain blends related experiences as you age rather than replaying the exact one you need.

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Retiree Photographer Dreams Up Whimsical Scenes Starring Her Backyard Squirrels

Culture / 4 min. read

In retired high school guidance counselor Nancy Rose’s imagination, squirrels drink tea, take baths, go bowling, and partake in many other day-to-day activities your average human might enjoy. Those are just a few of the whimsical scenes the 72-year-old has dreamed up and brought to life with the help of a willing cast of characters that frequent her backyard.

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The Eiffel Tower Is Turning Into a Movie Theater for 4 Days — Learn 9 More of Its Unique Uses Throughout History

Culture / 5 min. read

From the Arc de Triomphe to the Louvre Museum, Paris abounds in remarkable architecture, and yet nothing quite compares to the iconic Eiffel Tower. While the world-famous monument has long been a bucket list destination for tourists, it’s undoubtedly even more precious to Parisians. And something special will soon be taking place there: From Sept.

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To Control Weeds in Your Garden, Late Summer and Early Fall Is the Best Time to Make a Difference

Environment / 5 min. read

As late summer fades into early autumn, garden care shifts from active harvesting to preparation and planning for the next growing season. Weeds can feel like an overwhelming management task as the summer species burst into flower and spread seeds.

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The 2026 National Toy Hall of Fame Finalists Span Generations — Vote for Your Favorite

Culture / 6 min. read

The 2026 crop of National Toy Hall of Fame finalists has something for everyone: baby boomers who grew up with Mouse Trap, ’80s kids who collected Care Bears, and veteran and newcomer mah-jongg club members alike. Announced today by The Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester, New York, 12 contenders are vying for induction,

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