Future Crunch News Today

Future Crunch reports on 66 good news stories that you probably never heard of, as legacy media focuses on doom and gloom. They include: A record number of countries eliminated diseases this year US reported cancer death rates have fallen by a third in the last three decades Two malaria vaccines are about to be

Sometimes perceptions play tricks. The data shows a better year than many expected – or acknowledged.

In times like these, poets and philosophers provide better reason for ‘stubborn optimism’ than politicians.

Progress roundup: Researchers develop an elegantly simple filter for microplastics, and a nonprofit is giving access to potable water to millions in East Africa.

In our roundup of progress worldwide, researchers discover metals that repair themselves, and vultures help scientists protect big cats in Africa.

A new digital only radio start-up is taking the unorthodox approach with its on-air talent, hiring veteran newsreader George Donikian alongside an AI robot for its daily bulletins.

It's time for TED! An eclectic and interdisciplinary session featuring artists, scientists, activists, entrepreneurs and more started TED2023 off with a bang.

Macro Perspective on the Capital Markets, Economy, Geopolitics, Technology, and Digital Media

This year brought a bumper crop of good news, writes Eagle columnist Don Morrison.

EVENT INVITATION: Explore the ever-changing technology trends in cybersecurity and IT risk through the three-day virtual conference. Technologists fro...