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In Major Game-Changer, Norway Pushed to Divert its Massive Wealth Out of Fossil Fuel

The bank responsible for the world's largest sovereign wealth just took a decisive stance against the fossil fuel industry.

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World's Largest Vertical Farm Near NYC Uses 95% Less Water and No Pesticides

This warehouse in Newark will deliver two million pounds of fresh, sweet produce to New Yorkers each year, while cutting all the waste of regular farming.

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In Tears, Syrian Girl Thanks Her New Nation on Canada Day (WATCH)

This little girl, a Syrian refugee, inspired even the prime minister with her emotional thanks to Canada on its national holiday.

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The Boat That Landed on a Roof and Saved 59 People

When the tsunami swept through Indonesia 10 years ago, a family became trapped on the top floor of a house with water rising fast to their necks. But they launched an amazing escape when a boat became lodged on the roof. During village reconstruction the boat was preserved right where it landed, as a reminder of nature's power and a beacon of hope.

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French Media Refuses to Glorify Terrorists, Bans Sensational Photos

A growing number of French media outlets are banning the use of photos of terrorists in action to prevent them from gaining notoriety.

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Caroline Kennedy Had Played With Japanese Dolls, Now Meets 92-yo Sender

A mystery has been unraveled for U.S. Ambassador to Japan, Caroline Kennedy, who has been searching for the sender of a set of Japanese hina dolls that were sent 53 years ago to her father, U.S. President John F. Kennedy -- dolls she fondly remembers playing with as a child and has on display in her Tokyo residence.

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Man Built $550 Staircase for Park After City Estimated $65,000

While this man's little park staircase has caused a bit of a controversy, his initiative has drawn great praise and gratitude from the community.

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There Was So Much Wind in Germany Last Week, Consumers Were Given Free Energy

Wind output in Germany reportedly reached 39,409 megawatts – that is the equivalent of about 40 nuclear reactors.