Politics
DRC, M23 rebels pledge to protect civilians, aid in Switzerland
DRC government and M23 rebels agreed in Switzerland to protect civilians and aid deliveries, with progress on ceasefire oversight.
Health
BioMarin Presents New VOXZOGO Data at PES 2026
New data show long-term VOXZOGO treatment improves arm span, bone health, and growth in children with achondroplasia.
Good News
Sofia Mestari Unites African Voices for Solidarity
Sofia Mestari launches a musical project bringing together African artists to promote solidarity across the continent.
Science
DNA Therapy Cuts Bad Cholesterol by 50% in Animal Study
A new study shows DNA-based molecules reduced LDL cholesterol by nearly 50% in mice, offering a potential statin-free treatment.
Health
Nasal spray flu vaccine popular with families in 2026
The nasal spray flu vaccine, available since April 2026, is well received by families seeking a needle-free option.
Good News
Two 19-Year-Olds Plan 4L Adventure Along Seine Banks
Enzo and Cyril, both 19, are preparing a 4L adventure on each side of the Seine River.
Health
Exercise Preserves Shoulder Function, Study Confirms
Regular exercise, especially strength training, helps maintain shoulder function and reduce injury risk, according to verified research.
Sports
Remembering Alex Zanardi: A Hero of the Highest Calibre
Formula 1 and Paralympic champion Alex Zanardi, who lost his legs in a 2001 crash, died in 2020 at age 53 after a handbike accident.
Good News
Cayuga County Senior Nutrition Menus May 4-8
Cayuga County Senior Nutrition Program menus for May 4-8 are available through paid plans.
Politics
Chamber Dinner Highlights Growth and New Initiatives
The chamber dinner focused on community growth, belonging, and unveiled new initiatives for local businesses.
Science
NASA's Dragonfly Mission to Titan Uses Rotors, Not Wheels
NASA's Dragonfly mission will use a rotorcraft to explore Saturn's moon Titan, with assembly of its honeycomb panels underway.
Politics
Literature vs. Border Walls: A Cultural Stand
Writers and artists use literature to challenge border walls, promoting dialogue and human connection.