'Dead' Man is Jolted Back to Life by the Endless Bumps of India's Potholes
After the bump, Mr. Brar's grandson who was onboard the ambulance at the time noticed his grandfather's hand moving.
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Oil Refinery Factory Being Transformed into Green Cultural Park to Showcase Fossil-free Future in China
The new design for the Hangzhou Oil Refinery Factory Park, transforms a former industrial site on China's Grand Canal into green energy park.
Native American Headdress Set to be Returned to Blackfoot Homeland After Century in UK Museum
A sacred Native American headdress is set to be returned to its original owners, after being displayed in a UK museum for 100 years.
Japan Earthquake 'Miracle' Reunites Arizona School Teacher With Her Japanese Host Family After 22 Years
A miracle reunion of teacher with Japanese host family after earthquake
'Miracle' Evacuation from Burning Japanese Airplane Credited to 'Disciplined' Passengers and Crew
The next time you're aboard a plane watching the safety demonstrations, don't brush them off as unnecessary details that won't save anyone
Mother Protects Children After they Fall on Tracks as Train Rushes into Station (Watch)
A mother and her two children had a miraculous escape after they fell onto railway tracks–while a moving train came rushing into the station.
Dominica Financed 2,000 Hurricane-Proof Homes for Locals by Offering Citizenship to Foreigners Who Invest
In 2017, the Caribbean nation of Dominica needed to think of some way to recover from Hurricane Maria which devastated the country.
The Billionaire and Founder of Cirque du Soleil is Donating a $5 Million Piece of Land to His City
A suburb of Montreal on the south bank of the Saint Lawrence River, Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville received $5 million from Mr. Laliberté.
Nuclear Waste from Unused Weapons Is Being Safely Turned to Glass After Leaking for Years
Of the over 100 tanks of liquid and solid radioactive plutonium waste stored underground at the Hanford site 20 had leaked
Some Coral Species More Resilient to Climate Than Thought By 'Remembering' How to Survive Previous Heat Waves
Some coral species can be resilient to marine heat waves by "remembering" how they lived through previous one, reveals new research.
Australian Scientists Manage to Identify 1,100 Species in their Backyards, Highlighting Value of Urban Biodiversity.
If you went out into the backyard of a house in a major metropolitan area, how many species would you expect to find there?
Among China's Gray State-Run Schools, New Campus Wins World Building of the Year for 'Blurring inside and outside'
Set amid the rows of identical block apartments in the background, Huizhen High School is a breath of positive air for the students of Ningbo
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