Firefighters Have Been Winning the Battle To Protect Sequoia's Giant Trees - Using Foil Blankets (LOOK)
As the Windy Fire made its way into Sequoia National Park, firefighters wrapped General Sherman in protective foil.
As the Windy Fire made its way into Sequoia National Park, firefighters wrapped General Sherman in protective foil.
A man in Idaho called Gage Tappe decided to give away bone marrow to soothe his depression. It worked.
Mycologist Paul Stamets is working on Cortes Island in BC, Canada, hoping to use save and use the agarikon mushoom as a COVID-19 defense.
Jonathan Bauer, the hero who jumped into a Maryland bay to save a baby, was honored by the Air Force Thunderbirds with an unforgettable ride.
Two boys scouts, Dominic Viet and Joseph Diener are being called heroes after rescuing a young drowning woman from Missouri floodwaters.
An anonymous Good Samaritan in Melbourne, Florida and police Officers saved a woman in a sinking car after it tumbled into the Indian River.
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Milena Grenfell-Baines and 668 other mostly Jewish children were transported from Czechoslovakia to England in order to save their lives before the outbreak of WWII. The man who made this possible was Sir Nicholas Winton. In 1939, Winton, at the time a 29-year-old stockbroker, spent nights and weekends organizing logistics, raising money and cutting through red tape to get children out of Czechoslavakia.
Uruguay's president has become legendary for giving 90 percent of his salary to the poor, choosing to live on an austere farm, instead of the presidential palace, and using his 28-year-old Volkswagen Beetle to get around town. Now, President Jose Mujica and his wife are being praised for giving a ride to a hitchhiking mill worker.
Robert Morgan had to talk a passenger with no flight experience through landing a small plane in Palm Beach, after the pilot went out.
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