Rediscovering Lost Species: A New Journal’s Mission to Document Life
What if a species isn’t lost but waiting to be rediscovered? The Journal of Lost Species documents such mysteries.
July 21, 2026
What if a species isn’t lost but waiting to be rediscovered? The Journal of Lost Species documents such mysteries.
In a swift Yellowstone River rescue, 14-year-old Jory Thomas heroically lassoed a drifting man with his lariat, a skill honed in local ranch brandings.
An unexpected act of bravery unfolded on a bustling highway when a commuter put his safety on the line to rescue an unconscious driver and a frightened child from a runaway SUV. This heart-stopping incident highlights the power of human empathy and quick thinking in the face of danger. Heroic
Isabel Tusin, Superior’s oldest native at 108, shared rich life stories. Keeping busy was her secret to longevity.
The 2026 Solemn Novena to St. Ann continues at St. Ann’s Basilica, Scranton, with nine days of prayer and rituals.
A new building in the Netherlands, Shift Embassy, aims to accelerate societal changes for a more sustainable future.
Congress allocated $10B in 2024 for farmers to counteract rising input costs. Trump seeks $10B more for 2026 crops.
