Cop Hailed For Stopping India's Presidential Convoy in Favor of Passing Ambulance
Though it may seem like a simple gesture, Indian police are often under pressure to show preferential treatment to politicians – this cop, however, did not.
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Tribute to the Russian Who Once Single-handedly Averted a Global Nuclear War (1939-2017)
The Soviet military officer who single-handedly averted a global nuclear war, believing his intuition instead of the computer, has died at age 77.
Snuggly Adoptable Kittens Cheer Up Morning Commuters on This Train in Japan
This Japanese train just played host to some very special passengers: 30 kittens who were raising adoption awareness during the morning commute.
World's First Museum of Happiness to Open in UK
The official Museum of Happiness of Camden, London is set to open its doors in September.
Engineer Creates Green Oasis by Growing Glaciers in the Desert
Sonam Wangchuk is being hailed for creating ice pyramids as a source of freshwater for his Himalayan desert village.
Watch Rescuers Scale Cliff to Save Crying 1-Day-old Seal
These rescuers were not about to leave a little baby seal all by herself on an isolated beach – so they grabbed their climbing gear and hatched a plan.
Watch Reporter Leap to the Rescue of Dolphins Beached From Hurricane Irma
This is dolphinately a prime example of respectable reporting.
Veterans Find Peace Protecting African Wildlife from Poachers
VETPAW gives veterans meaningful work in Africa, while simultaneously putting their skills to good use and lifting them out of their struggles with civilian life.
All-Party Peace Talks on Northern Ireland
After nearly 30 years of violence between Protestants and Catholics, a July cease-fire remains in place and Britain's new leader Tony Blair has coaxed historic enemies to sit down at the negotiating table.
More Dutch Prisons to Close Due to Staggeringly Low Crime Rates
Five more Dutch prisons are due to close by the end of summer because of the further decreasing rates of crime within the country.
Renewable Energy Now Employs Almost 10M People Worldwide
According to this exciting new international report, the renewable energy sector has employed almost 10 million people around the world.
Indian Supreme Court Enshrines Right to Privacy So Government Can't Misuse Collected Data
The right to privacy was considered an extension of the Constitutional right to life as defined in Article 21.
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