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February 25

Toddler flees in terror as coyote chases him outside California family home in broad daylight

Terrifying surveillance footage shows a 3-year-old boy's close encounter with a coyote in his Pasadena driveway, capturing the moment he fled in panic.

February 25

Diver drops to one knee 100 feet underwater in breathtaking Fiji shipwreck proposal

A New Zealand couple's underwater proposal at about 100 feet near a Fiji shipwreck becomes an unforgettable scuba diving love story captured on a GoPro camera.

February 25

Video captures coyote chasing toddler in California neighborhood

A coyote was caught on camera chasing a crying 3-year-old outside a family home in Pasadena, California. (Leonard Bessemer via Storyful)

February 25

Flu season could linger into spring as doctors warn of second wave on the way

The 2025-26 flu season could continue into spring with unusual persistence and high severity. A new H3N2 variant is causing serious illness in children, a doctor says.

February 25

Winter storms reveal possible 17th-century shipwreck tied to armed Caribbean voyages

Recent winter storms along England's southwestern coast have uncovered the preserved remains of a 17th-century ship at Studland Beach in Dorset, according to archaeologists.

February 25

Trump recounts daring Texas flood rescue, reunites camper with Coast Guard swimmer at SOTU

Coast Guard swimmer Scott Ruskan was awarded the Legion of Merit by President Donald Trump during the State of the Union.

February 24

China vs SpaceX in race for space AI data centers

Elon Musk argues space offers the lowest-cost artificial intelligence computing with solar power advantages, and China's main space contractor apparently agrees.

February 23

Scientists discover 5,000-year-old bacterium resistant to modern antibiotics

Ancient bacteria trapped in Romanian cave ice for 5,000 years shows immunity to 10 modern antibiotics, revealing resistance existed before medicine.

February 23

CHAD WOLF: Space isn’t just the final frontier, it’s the ‘ultimate high ground’

Strategic competition between the U.S. and China intensifies as both nations race to establish lunar bases and secure valuable moon resources at stake.

February 22

3 national parks slash red tape for Americans by boldly transforming visitor entry

Arches, Glacier and Yosemite national parks are dropping their advance reservation requirements for 2026, making spontaneous visits easier for travelers.