Three Women Prevent a Possible Rape in Progress
Three girlfriends stopped a potential rape in progress after witnessing a male companion slip something into a woman's drink from a black vial.
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British Kids Perform Random Acts of Kindness With Record Levels of Cuteness (WATCH)
English schoolchildren spread out across Bristol in an attempt to set a new world record for the most random acts of kindness in a single day.
Moderate Drinking Helps Middle-Aged People Live Longer, Study Shows
A new study shows that moderate drinking -- one to two drinks per day -- helps older and middle-aged adults to live longer than those who abstain from alcohol, altogether, lowering their risk of death by 49 percent compared to non-drinkers.
This 10-Year-old Has a Secret Skill That Helps Kids (WATCH)
Garrett Lowry is a normal Denver, Colorado boy who loves baseball and sports. What he does in his spare time sets this 10-year-old apart.
Husband Buys the Wrong Lottery Ticket - and Wins $169Mil for Wife
This husband didn't listen to his wife — but it paid off big time for the New York City cop.
French Man Writes the Most Incredible Open Letter To The Irish Fans
A Frenchman speaks for his whole nation, thanking Irish football fans for their inspiring sportsmanship, while others rioted, during the Euro 2016 games.
UK Football Stars Buy Hotel, Invite Homeless to Stay For Winter
Usually, the cops are called when homeless squatters show up, but the Manchester United football stars who owned the building welcomed them in for the winter.
Her Impromptu Singing of National Anthem in Lincoln Memorial Goes Viral
Star Swain's visit to the Lincoln Memorial stirred her patriotism and she burst into song.
Sea Turtle Trapped Upside Down in Trench is Rescued in Time
When a loggerhead turtle flipped over and was trapped on her back in a rocky ditch, it needed a lot of help to get back to sea.
Parrot Considered Extinct in the Wild Appears on Video in Brazil
A Spix's Macaw, the bird that inspired the character in the movie Rio, has reappeared in Brazil 15 years after it was thought to be extinct in the wild.
Simultaneous Acts Of Kindness In Five Cities
A guerrilla kindness event held simultaneously in six cities provided a scavenger hunt of sweetness for volunteers on a mission to put a smile on a stranger's face.
New Website Helps Germans Meet Migrants to Talk About Life
This website lets Germans and refugees who are new to the country meet up and discuss ways for Syrians to better adjust to their new culture.
Students Design Refugee Coat that Becomes Tent, Sleeping Bag
This coat from London design students can also give refugees shelter, converting quickly into a sleeping bag or tent.
$200,000 Gift for Ambulance Crew Sets Off Chain of Giving
After $200,000 was gifted from the estate of a retired farmer to a Minnesota ambulance crew, they decided to pay it forward, which sent ripples across 3 counties.
Dalai Lama Can't Hold in His Giggles On Stage (WATCH)
At a kindness summit in Indianapolis, a jolly Dalai Lama and his bursts of laughter stole the spotlight.
Teens Show True Sportsmanship After Baseball Championship Win (WATCH)
At the state championship, instead of celebrating with teammates, an opponent came to console the pitcher who'd dropped to the mound, face down in defeat.
Former Harlem Drug Dealer Graduates From Columbia University On Long Road Back From Prison
At 67, after two prison stints and so many arrests he's lost count, a former drug dealer donned a cap and gown as a graduate of the prestigious Columbia University.
Biology Professor Donates Beard to Help Clean Up Oil Spills, You Can Too
You've heard about folks donating hair to make wigs for cancer patients, but did you know you can donate beard hair to help clean up oil spills?
Baby Boom for World's Rarest Cats: Back From Edge of Extinction
At least 16 Amur leopard cubs have been spotted in a Russian National Park just nine years after the species dropped to just 30 cats in the wild.
Disabled Man Turns His Love of Walking into a Source of Income
A man with autism and a brain disorder earns his own living by doing what he loves to do— walk and walk, and walk some more.