‘Radical Change Promotes Fairer, Greener World’
Rising living standards, shorter work hours, and a livable climate are parts of the same future if we tackle extreme inequality.
June 4, 2026
Rising living standards, shorter work hours, and a livable climate are parts of the same future if we tackle extreme inequality.
Lilly, with Rett Syndrome, attended prom in Greensboro thanks to her lifelong friend Oliver, fostering hope and celebrating friendship and inclusion.
In a heartwarming rescue near Prince George, BC, Duane Hogberg carried a stranded moose calf across Highway 97 to reunite it with its anxious mother.
After losing his wife, Jack Burnett found healing by transforming discarded items into treasures, creating community connections and purpose in Warwick.
Josh Kali’s solo journey in a 19-foot sailboat shows that with desire and determination, any goal is within reach.
Amidst a loneliness epidemic, Positive News reports on initiatives combating isolation such as communal dining, Men’s Sheds movement, and more.
Leah Wilson’s rescue of a trapped crow led to an extraordinary bond, with crows regularly gifting her tokens of appreciation, enriching her daily walks.
Iowa teacher Kim Rohlf crafted unique quilts for each student, showcasing personal touches, as a heartfelt farewell before retiring after 35 years.
A group of Wisconsin teens is reviving print media by launching a student newspaper, Prairie Hawk Press, in print.
Pennsylvania’s November election promises intense battles for control of the U.S. House and state offices.
In Lakewood, Ohio, 8-year-old Madeline’s paper airplane request for a Taylor Swift song sparked viral fame and a personal gift from the pop star herself.
A former Republican lawmaker and GOP candidate filed complaints alleging two U.S. Senate candidates aren’t serious.
