“To the people around the world, the future is very bright. I would like you to dream big, believe in yourself and believe in humanity.” Scientist Rayyanah Barnawi, the first woman from Saudi Arabia in space, isn't an astronaut – she’s sponsored by the Saudi government along with
“Hearing the national anthem, it definitely hit different.” WNBA player Brittney Griner, reflecting on her first time back on the court after her wrongful detainment in Russia for nearly 10 months. Her team, the Phoenix Mercury, played a preseason game over the weekend – the full season starts this week: “I’
"He's a little horse with a big heart." Jockey Javier Castellano after winning the Kentucky Derby with Mage – a horse with only one previous win and 15-1 odds ahead of the race. He ran right into the history books as an unexpected victor in one of
From one of the largest bank collapses in U.S. history, to a notable White House visit, the first week of May brings with it a flurry of history-making news (no doubt impacted by this historic moment 30 years ago). 👇🏼
"I don't know anything about the world.” Spanish athlete Beatriz Flamini who lived in a cave for more than 500 days as part of a project studying the impacts of isolation. The mountaineer wasn’t quite ready to come out of the cave when the experiment was
“I'll stop once my vision gets blurry." 106-year-old Apo Whang-Od, the oldest person to ever appear on the cover of Vogue in its 131-year history. Whang-Od is featured for her hand-tapping tattoos, a thousand-year-old indigenous Filipino practice called “batok." 🗓 THE WEEK AHEAD Monday: The annual White
A welfare check between two icons: Lightning striking One World Trade Center in New York City over the weekend. 📷: Max Guliani. According to statistics this happens roughly 38 times a year to the tallest building in the U.S. Some interpreted it as a foreshadowing of one of our big
