In Germany, stickers with codes on graves tell stories about the people buried there.

Someone moved the race signs, and 30 runners went the wrong way in Glasgow.

In a hockey game, American and Canadian players fought hard, and the American team won.

Scientists found that Egyptian mummies smell like wood, spice, and sweet things.

A monkey turned off the lights in Sri Lanka, making many homes dark for a while.

The New York Yankees now let players have beards to make them happy.

An Australian man changed his name to get people to notice his message about government.

A village in China used cotton and soap to make fake snow for New Year.

People wore a bear costume to trick insurance companies and get lots of money.

Magnus Carlsen left a chess game because he couldn’t wear his favorite jeans.

Chuck returned a library book 50 years late, and the library was very kind to him.

Kevin, a darts player, is learning to throw darts again with help and therapy.

Smartwatches and rings can help you see how your heart and sleep are doing.

A new computer in London helps find people who might get sick with diabetes early.

Women in India make papad snacks at home, helping their families and feeling strong.

Apple paid $95 million because Siri listened without asking and showed ads.

Nigel won a Spanish Scrabble contest without speaking Spanish by memorizing words like pictures.

In 2024, people in the U.S. are talking a lot about “polarization.”

Snow and cold winds are making the UK very chilly this weekend.

Tamagotchi is a fun toy that feels like having a tiny pet in your pocket.