Andy Corbley

vergiate, lombardy, italy

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Founder/Editor of World at Large News, an independent news outlet focusing on American foreign policy, health and fitness, travel, science, environment, and conservation. Author of the book On the Face of It: The Traveler on His WorldDaily Contributor to The Good News Network, America and Google's number-one source for positive news on the internet. Occasional contributor to Antiwar.com, the world's leading source of antiwar viewpoints, reporting, and war correspondence.

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Some Dogs Learn New Words by Eavesdropping on Their Owners, Shows New Science

Clever canines that have a talent for learning vocabulary can pick up new words by simply overhearing their handlers’ conversations, say scientists. Parents and dog owners know that some words should not be spoken, but only spelled, to prevent small ears ... See more

goodnewsnetwork.org•Andy Corbley•Jan 9, 2026

Early Human Ancestor Found in Morocco Dates Back 700,000 Years May Be Major Missing Link

Remains of an early human ancestor from a critically important period in our evolutionary history have been found in Morocco. Dated back 700,000 years using precise geo-magnetic methods, the assemblage of jawbones and teeth may come from the epoch during ... See more

goodnewsnetwork.org•Andy Corbley•Jan 9, 2026

Rare Earths Are Not Nearly as Rare as the Capital Investment and Interest Needed to Develop Them

This is Part 2 of a 3-part story on the advent of critical minerals on markets and national security policy, you can read part 1 here. In late summer and early autumn of 2025, the Trump Administration took out large positions in several mining companies, ... See more

worldatlarge.news•Andy Corbley•Jan 9, 2026

Mom and Baby Beat 1-in-a-Million Odds to Survive the 'Rarest of Pregnancies'

A Los Angeles woman recently celebrated the first Christmas with her baby boy, Ryu, born to truly remarkable circumstances. Ryu developed outside his mother’s womb, and remained hidden for months behind an ovarian cyst that grew to be the size of a basket... See more

goodnewsnetwork.org•Andy Corbley•Jan 9, 2026

'Great Iowa Treasure Hunt' Reunites Rightful Owners with Lost Assets, Returns $33 Million Last Year

If government is supposed to be a bureaucracy that operates on behalf of the citizens, one couldn’t hope to find a better example than a yearly tradition at the state treasury of Iowa known as the “Great Iowa Treasure Hunt.” That makes it sound like there... See more

goodnewsnetwork.org•Andy Corbley•Jan 9, 2026

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Some Dogs Learn New Words by Eavesdropping on Their Owners, Shows New Science

Early Human Ancestor Found in Morocco Dates Back 700,000 Years May Be Major Missing Link

Rare Earths Are Not Nearly as Rare as the Capital Investment and Interest Needed to Develop Them

Mom and Baby Beat 1-in-a-Million Odds to Survive the 'Rarest of Pregnancies'

'Great Iowa Treasure Hunt' Reunites Rightful Owners with Lost Assets, Returns $33 Million Last Year

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Some Dogs Learn New Words by Eavesdropping on Their Owners, Shows New Science

Early Human Ancestor Found in Morocco Dates Back 700,000 Years May Be Major Missing Link

Rare Earths Are Not Nearly as Rare as the Capital Investment and Interest Needed to Develop Them

Mom and Baby Beat 1-in-a-Million Odds to Survive the 'Rarest of Pregnancies'

'Great Iowa Treasure Hunt' Reunites Rightful Owners with Lost Assets, Returns $33 Million Last Year