Por: ABC News Nation September 30, 2023
A deaf Maryland couple made history earlier this year by making it to the planet's highest point, and now they are setting their sights on other peaks.And they want to make sure that others in the Deaf community follow in their footsteps to any peak.Shayna Unger and Scott Lehmann told ABC News Live that when they reached the top of Everest earlier this year, becoming the first deaf American climbers to do so, they felt a great sense of... + full article
Newsweek USA Life July 27, 2023
New Netflix documentary The Deepest Breath has retold the story of freediver Stephen Keenan who helped his partner, Alessia Zecchini, attempt one of the world's most infamous dives using only one breath.The Blue Hole, a 330-foot marine sinkhole in the Red Sea near Dahab in... + más
Dead bodies litter Mount Everest because it's so dangerous and expensive to get them down | Business Insider
How Nepal Grew Back Its Forests | The New York Times
Associated Press USA Sports May 29, 2023
KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Nepal’s government honored record-holding climbers Monday during celebrations of the first ascent of Mount Everest 70 years ago.The celebrations come amid a growing concern about temperatures rising, glaciers and snow melting, and weather being harsh... + más
Nepal's Sherpa guide regains title for most climbs of Mount Everest after 27th trip | ABC News
ABC News USA World May 19, 2023
KATHMANDU, Nepal -- A British mountain guide returned to Nepal's capital on Friday after scaling Mount Everest for a 17th time, breaking his own record for the most ascents of the world's highest mountain by a non-Sherpa guide.Kenton Cool first climbed Mount Everest in... + más
Top of the world: Sherpa guide regains title for most climbs of Mt. Everest, with 27 | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA Nation May 10, 2023
The California Department of Developmental Services has agreed to improve the care it provides to deaf people with intellectual and developmental disabilities as part of a new legal settlement in federal court, according to court filings. The settlement is the result of a 2020... + más
Netflix 'The Circle' star Raven Sutton breaks barriers for Deaf representation | ABC News
Controversy at Louisiana School for the Deaf prompts call for state audit | The Advocate
ABC News USA Life January 16, 2023
Raven Sutton is making history as the first contestant on Netflix's The Circle.She hopes her stint on the hit reality show can not only empower the Deaf community, but also change the perspective of viewers who may never have seen a deaf person on their TV screens... + más
Broadway’s ‘Lion King’ interpreter fired for being white settles case after backlash | New York Post
Business Insider USA Life December 26, 2022
Dead bodies are a common sight on top of Mount Everest. I cannot believe what I saw up there, Everest filmmaker Elia Saikaly . Death. Carnage. Chaos. Lineups. Dead bodies on the route. Eleven people died , in what became the peak's deadliest climbing sprint in recent... + más
'Bodies Bodies Bodies' is A24's latest horror movie — here's how to stream the slasher starring Amandla Stenberg and Pete Davidson | Business Insider
The New York Times USA World November 11, 2022
KANKALI COMMUNITY FOREST, Nepal — The old man moved gingerly, hill after hill, cutting dry shrubs until he was surrounded by trees that had grown from seedlings he had planted two decades ago. He pointed to a row of low peaks above the Kathmandu valley that were covered with... + más
Nepal Will Get New Luxury Lodges For The Adventurous Traveler In 2023 | Forbes
Protecting forests is even more powerful in the climate fight than we thought | MarketWatch
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