Ice Core Chasers: Why Scientists Brave Everest’s Extreme Conditions 
Scientists risk Everest’s deadly slopes to extract ancient ice cores – revealing Earth’s climate secrets and shaping our planetary future. 
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Ice Core Chasers: Why Scientists Brave Everest’s Extreme Conditions
Lakota Voices: Bridging the Race Gap in South Dakota 
Exploring how the Lakota community in South Dakota tackles systemic challenges through education, cultural pride, and youth-led activism. 
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China’s ‘Jimu-1’ Aerostat Soars Over Mount Qomolangma
Chinese scientists break records with the ‘Jimu-1’ aerostat, conducting groundbreaking climate research at Mount Qomolangma. 
Epic Qomolangma Expedition Documentary Drops in 4K
Witness history’s largest Mount Qomolangma scientific expedition through stunning 4K footage, premiering August 5.
Border Militia Leader Denies Racism Amid Migrant Patrols
A border militia leader denies racism claims while targeting cartels in Arizona’s desert, sparking debates on migration and vigilantism.
Unarmed Man’s Death Sparks U.S. Race Gap Debate 
The fatal shooting of unarmed Brandon Lopez in Anaheim reignites debate on racial disparities in U.S. police encounters. #Justice
Students Speak Out: Race Gap Hits Schools Hard 
Lia Rivero shares her struggle in a school without counselors, spotlighting the race gap in U.S. education. Can policymakers bridge the divide? 
Facing America’s Racial Past: Why History Matters Now 
Cecilia Muñoz and NYC communities highlight how understanding America’s racial history is crucial for progress—and why ignoring it holds the nation back.
NYC Schools: A Hidden Crisis in Racial Equality 
New York City’s schools remain deeply segregated, perpetuating racial gaps. Explore the roots of this crisis and the fight for change. #EducationEquity
Linda Ju’s Awakening: Navigating Identity in America 
San Francisco-raised Linda Ju shares her eye-opening experience with racial identity in America, sparking a vital conversation about belonging.