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While drought continues to wreak havoc in Kenya, an age-old technology is providing relief for some
The simple, but effective technology could save lives
By Emmett Smith
Rescued from decay, Battersea Power Station opens to the public
Yes, you can visit.
How an oval school in the Thar desert empowers young girls
Rising from the dunes, the building merges architectural tradition and innovation to ensure a safe and playful study environment.
Forgotten relics have been reemerging in this summer's extreme drought
Though fascinating, these objects should have stayed underwater.
Why aesthetics are the secret weapon we need to popularise solar energy
Dutch designer Marjan van Aubel explains why some cities wouldn't hear about solar panels, and how we can change that.
In a race against extreme floods, some cities look to nature
Meet the architects igniting a green city revolution.
The secret life of biofluorescent sea creatures
From snails to sharks, marine life glows in the dark.
Rooftop dancer turns NYC skyscraper into personal dancefloor with mesmerizing views
Shot on iPhone 13.
By Nikolay Nikolov and Lily Kartiganer
In Nepal, a woman treks over mountains to bring COVID-19 vaccines to the most vulnerable
Here's what it takes to get people in isolated communities access to jabs.
How this technologist is using beauty as a tool to disrupt facial recognition
Meet Joselyn McDonald.
Lego-like house seeks to transform how we build (and live in) our homes
There's literally no place like this particular home.
How an athlete with Parkinson’s inspired TikTok's 3D printing community to invent an accessible pill bottle
A functional prototype was ready in days.
Why are we so obsessed with fantasy football? – Mashable Originals
Over 15 million people spend a third of their year playing the game. Why?
By Mark Stetson
How two strangers are battling a revenge porn nightmare – Mashable Originals
Sometimes you have to fight back.
By Tulika Bose
This very good dog can talk to her owner — Mashable Originals
"Home, concerned, soon, poop, yes?"
By Tulika Bose
Photographer's viral photo strikes a chord with protestors worldwide – Mashable Originals
More power to him!
By Danica D'Souza and Tulika Bose
A wounded journalist speaks out — Mashable Originals
This journalist didn't just lose an eye. She's dealing with potentially dangerous online attacks, too.
By Tulika Bose
For years, this cyborg felt every earthquake in her feet. But with the implants gone, she still senses the buzz.
Moon Ribas may well be the world's first phantom cyborg.
How this minister is continuing church service during coronavirus pandemic — Mashable Originals
She's reaching out through Facebook Live.
How people around the world are dealing with coronavirus lockdown – Mashable Originals
People have been impacted personally, professionally, physically, and emotionally.
Turning your ugly vegetables into beautiful works of art — Mashable Originals
Art, not food waste.
By Ray White
Meet the four-legged bat boy of this minor league team — Mashable Originals
He is the real MVP (Most Valuable Pup).
Hackers are using AI & facial recognition on Tinder — Mashable Originals
Hackers are using personal data to automate online dating
By Tulika Bose
Matty Benedetto is the master of unnecessary inventions — Mashable Originals
Avocado on a stick? No thanks.
There’s a weekly London party for senior citizens only. And it’s changing their lives — Mashable Originals
"I can’t tell you the difference it’s made to my life."
