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More than 4,300 homes in 14 countries, alongside over 100,000 volunteers. That is what the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Wor...
07/30/2026

More than 4,300 homes in 14 countries, alongside over 100,000 volunteers.

That is what the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project had built by the time he showed up in Nashville with stitches in his forehead.

The week there produced 21 new houses, with more than 1,000 volunteers on site.

Carter said he and Rosalynn would take the porches. That way every one of the 21 homes had something the two of them built.

He wore the same blue volunteer shirt as everyone else, plus a red bandanna.

At 95 he stood out only by his age, and by the bandage over his eye.

How many weeks of your year would you give to strangers?

Sources: CNN, The Associated Press

The president wants to honour him at the White House. He has not said whether he'll go.A 16-year-old lifeguard in his fi...
07/30/2026

The president wants to honour him at the White House. He has not said whether he'll go.

A 16-year-old lifeguard in his first season held on to a drowning boy through wave after wave — and now the president wants him at the White House.

Ryder Williams was on patrol at Seabright State Beach in Santa Cruz on Saturday when a 10-year-old was swept out by the surf. Williams reached him and did not let go, both going under repeatedly. Bystanders formed a human chain; the waves broke it apart. He and a second lifeguard got the boy ashore after about two minutes.

A beachgoer filmed it. The clip reached Eric Trump, and on Tuesday his father promised to bring Williams and his family to the White House for a "High Civilian Honor". Neither named an award.

Williams has turned down an interview request and has not said whether he will go. His mother said he was doing the job he loves, and asked people to support the local junior lifeguard programme instead.

Sources: California State Parks, Fox News, Newsweek, NBC Bay Area, IBTimes

Power and respect are not the same prize.John Pavlovitz says Trump may hold power, command attention and dominate politi...
07/30/2026

Power and respect are not the same prize.

John Pavlovitz says Trump may hold power, command attention and dominate politics, yet still cannot copy Barack Obama's character or natural respect.

His argument gives the rivalry a personal ending: Trump reaches the grave with influence intact but without becoming the man he spent years attacking.

Source: John Pavlovitz

Musk and Sanders use the same figures and reach opposite conclusions about what to do.Elon Musk says money will stop mat...
07/30/2026

Musk and Sanders use the same figures and reach opposite conclusions about what to do.

Elon Musk says money will stop mattering by 2036. Bernie Sanders replied: then back a 5% tax on billionaires now.

Musk told The Economist that robots and AI will produce more than people can consume, and that anyone displaced could be sent cheques by the Treasury. Sanders posted on Tuesday that if the richest man alive really believes money won't matter, he would support taxing his own fortune.

Musk argues the reverse: taxing every US billionaire at 100% would barely dent a debt approaching $39 trillion. The Sanders bill would take 5% a year above a billion — an estimated $4.4 trillion over a decade.

A Nobel-winning economist asked Musk on Monday to pledge his fortune to charity by 2036. He answered: "I am actually going to do something along these lines."

Sources: The Economist, Benzinga, Fortune, Bernie Sanders via X, Elon Musk via X.

They gathered on Amsterdam Avenue, close to where one of the stabbings happened. The rally was called United Against Hat...
07/30/2026

They gathered on Amsterdam Avenue, close to where one of the stabbings happened.

The rally was called United Against Hate and was organised by the End Jew Hatred movement.

Hundreds came, and the chants that carried furthest were Remove Mamdani and Mamdani has to go.

Two men were attacked with a knife days earlier, one Jewish and one Asian. The suspect has been charged with attempted murder and assault as hate crimes.

For the crowd, the mayor is the reason. For the mayor's office, the city's problem is the hate itself.

Sources: JNS, The News International

More than 650 dives in the same stretch of water, looking for one person.A bus driver in Japan learned to scuba dive at ...
07/29/2026

More than 650 dives in the same stretch of water, looking for one person.

A bus driver in Japan learned to scuba dive at 56, so he could search the sea for his wife.

Yuko Takamatsu was working at a bank in Onagawa when the tsunami hit on 11 March 2011. At 3:21 p.m. she emailed him: "Are you OK? I want to go home." Of the 13 who climbed to the bank roof, one survived. Yuko was among the eight never found.

Yasuo searched on land for two and a half years, then took diving lessons in 2013. He has since made more than 650 dives off Onagawa, bringing up photo albums and clothing — but never her.

He says he will keep going as long as his body allows.

Sources: Associated Press, BBC, South China Morning Post, CBS News, "The Diver" (2023)

Everyone called it a statement about periods. Her own explanation was far more practical.Eight kilometres from the finis...
07/29/2026

Everyone called it a statement about periods. Her own explanation was far more practical.

Eight kilometres from the finish of a marathon, Li Meizhen's period started. She kept running, and the photographs have been circulating ever since.

The Chinese runner, then 25, was at the Hengshui Lake Marathon in September 2024. Blood was visible on her legs for the last stretch, in front of crowds and cameras. She finished in 2 hours 35 minutes 7 seconds, 16th in the women's field.

Asked afterwards why she did not pull out, she gave a practical answer: quitting would have meant running another full marathon. She needed two championship races that season for her team's points, and she was already close to the line.

Sources: World Athletics, IBTimes, My Modern Met, China Minutes

The lunch lady had 14 years in that cafeteria when the letter came. Debbie Solsman had started at Denver Place Elementar...
07/29/2026

The lunch lady had 14 years in that cafeteria when the letter came.

Debbie Solsman had started at Denver Place Elementary in Wilmington, Ohio, as a cafeteria worker and stayed.

The termination notice listed two things: failure to account for food sales at her cashier job, and providing food without payment to her grandchildren.

She never denied any of it. I am the one that broke the rule, not the district, she told reporters, and added that the schools had been good to her.

Asked whether she would do it again, she said yes.

The district never reversed the decision.

Sources: WCPO, Fox19

Ten children have died in his foster home, and none of them without a name. Mohamed Bzeek came from Libya as an engineer...
07/29/2026

Ten children have died in his foster home, and none of them without a name.

Mohamed Bzeek came from Libya as an engineering student and a marathon runner.

He and his wife Dawn began fostering more than 30 years ago. Later they made a decision almost nobody makes: only the terminally ill children other families turned away.

Some arrive from hospital with nothing but Baby boy or Baby girl on the paperwork, because their families never named them. Bzeek gives them names.

Los Angeles County calls him the only foster parent willing to take a child with very limited time left.

Without him, those children would spend their last days in medical facilities.

Sources: PBS NewsHour, Children's Hospital Los Angeles

The bride sat behind her father on the luggage rack of a decorated bicycle. Cristina Vanessa Cacho Silva was in her whit...
07/29/2026

The bride sat behind her father on the luggage rack of a decorated bicycle.

Cristina Vanessa Cacho Silva was in her white dress, bouquet in her hands, on her way to marry a man named Miguel.

Her father Juan Carlos Cacho pedalled. He had cleaned and dressed his black bicycle with white flowers and balloons until it looked like a small carriage.

The route ran through San José Miahuatlán in Puebla, a town in the Sierra Negra, past neighbours who stopped to watch.

Guests photographed the arrival and put the pictures online, where they spread across Mexico within days.

Other brides get a limousine. This one got her father's legs.

Sources: El Universal, Milenio

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