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April 3, 2025

Emirates Will Soon Become the World’s First Autism-Certified Airline

This year, Emirates is poised to become the world’s first autism-certified airline, marking a significant milestone for increased accessibility while traveling. The designation will be official in the coming months, once the Dubai-based airline completes its training of over 30,000 cabin crew and ground staff members in collaboration with the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES).

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March 11, 2025

Watch Steve Carell Surprise High School Seniors Affected by LA Wildfires With Free Prom Tickets

Actor Steve Carell recently surprised over 800 seniors at six Altadena high schools, promising free prom tickets to those impacted by the California wildfires. The generous gesture was made in collaboration with the Virginia-based charity Alice’s Kids, which will cover the full cost of the tickets. Alice’s Kids provides anonymous financial assistance to children in need with the hopes of boosting their self-esteem.

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March 3, 2025

Internet-Famous Bald Eagle Pair’s Three Eggs Are Expected To Hatch Soon

As far as reality TV goes, a live stream of Internet-famous bald eagles is probably not what first comes to mind. But Jackie and Shadow, a mated bald eagle pair living in Big Bear Valley, California, have amassed quite a following on YouTube over the years. And as hatching season comes around for the couple–who have laid three eggs this year– fans are tuning in more than ever.

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February 13, 2025

UMass Will Give $10K to Student Who Made Half-Court Shot After Insurance Company Denies Prize

Skill contests at sporting events are a great way to keep fans entertained during down times. Often sponsored and offering lavish prizes, these entertaining challenges demand somewhat outrageous feats from participating fans. That's why, when a student named Noah Lee aced a series of complicated shots for a $10,000 prize at a UMass women's basketball game, he made headlines around the world.

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