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In Vermont, working together to feed a region

Mark Pastor and Lisa De Lange sit on the floor as they pet their cat Skinny Minnie, who is in the ICU at the Pasadena Humane Society in California after being severely burned on all four legs and her belly in the Eaton wildfire. They rescued their two indoor cats, but couldn鈥檛 get Minnie, who is an outdoor cat, in time. She is being treated free of charge.

LA area鈥檚 pets, and their owners, helped by progress in disaster response

Pope Leo鈥檚 challenge: How to build unity in a fragmenting world

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Engagement at the core of progress

Junior the bear settled under a suburban LA home. Why that鈥檚 a conservation win.

Pauline Solliday, wearing white protective clothing, bends over to inspect debris salvaged from her Altadena, California, home, which was destroyed by the Eaton Fire in January 2025.

LA fires left blank slate for rebuilding. Whose priorities will chart the path?

Their house survived LA鈥檚 wildfires. They still can鈥檛 go home.

An unrelenting search for peace

Outside 鈥榓gitators鈥� in protests have a long history 鈥� in myth and fact