In 2018, Indian-origin siblings Rohan and Anya Satija sold cookies and lemonade in Texas to buy books; their nonprofit has now donated 100,000 books and 125,000 supplies and classroom items, helping 15,000 students

An Austin lemonade stand started by two young siblings in 2018 has grown into an educational non-profit that has shared 100,000 books, 125,000 learning supplies, and thousands of mental health kits across Texas. Indian-origin brother and sister Rohan and Anya Satija began their work after learning about “book deserts.” These are neighbourhoods where children have…

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Helen Haines: ‘This wasn’t an accident’: Australian PM Anthony Albanese says MP Helen Haines was hit in ‘deliberate act’, motive unclear

Australian MP Helen Haines critically injured in apparent deliberate car attack, says PM Albanese Australian independent lawmaker Helen Haines was critically injured after being struck by a car outside her electoral office in Victoria state on Monday in what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described as an apparently deliberate attack.The driver was arrested at the scene.The…

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UFC star Max Holloway backs Maui wildfire recovery project; housing community has welcomed nearly 900 people | World News

PC: Max Holloway Foundation/ UFC Max Holloway, the former UFC Featherweight Champion from Waiʻanae, Hawaiʻi, launched the Max Holloway Foundation in 2025 to support underprivileged youth across the islands. According to UFC, he partnered with the organisation on a global merchandise fundraiser and charitable sweepstakes for HomeAid Hawaiʻi’s Maui Housing Initiative. The money supported Ka…

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A tiny green pottery shard links Great Zimbabwe to China; glass beads reveal the medieval African city’s far-reaching trade networks | World News

PC: YouTube(Secrets of the Dead PBS) A small shard of jade-green pottery found at Great Zimbabwe has opened a window onto a journey that crossed continents and the Indian Ocean centuries ago. The fragment looks unlike the earth-brown pieces recovered from the same archaeological trench.Its smooth glaze led archaeologists to identify it as Longquan celadon,…

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At least 20 Yemeni fighters killed as Houthis target military camp with ballistic missiles

The rebels fired at least three ballistic missiles on the Al-Alam military camp in the southern province (Photo: Reuters). At least 20 fighters of the Saudi-led coalition were reportedly killed on Monday after the Houthis fired several ballistic missiles on the Yemeni government military training camp in Shabwa province.The rebels fired at least three ballistic…

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In 2018, scientists GPS-tagged 13 Burmese pythons but found that the devices recorded locations only 18.1% of the time | World News

Image: The Everglades Foundation Imagine fitting a satellite-linked tracker to a giant constrictor and expecting a steady stream of locations. Scientists did exactly that with 13 Burmese pythons in Everglades National Park, and the results published in 2018 were both disappointing and encouraging. The devices recorded a position only 18.1 per cent of the time…

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In 1850, a 7-year-old African girl was presented to Queen Victoria as a ‘gift’; 176 years later, her great-great-grandson is revisiting her remarkable life through a newly published biography

Sarah Forbes Bonetta (L), Queen Victoria A seven-year-old African girl who was presented to Queen Victoria as a ‘gift’ in 1850 went on to become one of the best-known African women in Victorian Britain. But behind her royal connections was a childhood marked by violence, separation from her family, and decisions made largely by others….

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Russia’s finance minister Anton Siluanov named deputy PM in Putin’s reshuffle

Putin’s cabinet reshuffle Russia’s finance minister Anton Siluanov will also serve as a deputy prime minister following a cabinet reshuffle approved by President Vladimir Putin on Monday, news agency Reuters reported.Vladimir Putin approved major changes to the country’s top government positions weeks after the ruling United Russia party secured its largest-ever majority in parliamentary elections.The…

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NBA coach Tyronn Lue turns a former segregated school in his hometown into a community centre as part of his $10 million commitment | World News

In Mexico, Missouri, a former school building has taken on a new role after years away from its original purpose. Garfield School, once established to educate Black children during segregation, is now the headquarters of a community initiative founded by Los Angeles Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue. The project brings the historic property back into…

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