Crops Grown on Barge Lets Folks in NYC Pick Free Food From Docks
People are delivering a garden featuring 80 different kinds of fruit and vegetables to docks near food deserts in New York City this summer.
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How a Mother's Day in India Uplifted the Lives of 1,700 Orphans
This Texan woman didn't know that these orphans were going to change her life – nor did they know that she was going to change theirs.
Refugees Give Back To Host Country and Canadians Displaced by Wildfire
Syrians who were so compassionately welcomed into Canada are now returning the favor for the Fort McMurray families fleeing wildfire.
China's Forests Steadily Recovering From Decades of Deforestation
Independently confirmed: China's sweeping program to restore forests across the country is working.
Brazil's New Zika Strategy: Billboards Smell Like Humans to Attract and Kill Mosquitoes
These billboards in Brazil are designed to smell like people, luring virus-carrying mosquitos from more than a mile away into traps.
Six of the Greatest Legends in Rock History to Gather for 3-Day Concert in October
Six legends of Rock and Roll, most performing for 50 years or more, will join together for the first time in a three-day concert this October.
Professor Posts Resume Of His Failures, And Succeeds in Encouraging Others
This professor put together a list of the times he failed so other people could keep his success – and their own failures – in perspective.
Canadian Restaurant Offers Free Meals To Anyone Who Can't Afford To Pay
A man who went from "king to beggar" -and back again- is giving free meals to anyone who needs food.
College Students Invent Gloves that Speak Sign Language Out Loud
Two University of Washington students have won a $10,000 prize for inventing gloves that translate sign language into audible speech, on the spot.
WATCH: Suspect Weeps When Judge Remembers Him as "Nicest Kid in Middle School" -It Changed His Life
A suspect broke down sobbing when he realized the judge was his old childhood friend-but his shame turned into determination for reform.
13-Yr-old Opera Singer Stuns, Steals the Show at America's Got Talent (WATCH)
She was so nervous she could barely speak when she stepped onto the stage, but this 13-yr-old's stunning performance brought the audience to its feet.
Intern Solves Dog's Paralysis Problem Moments Before He is Euthanized
After doctors couldn't find the cause of a collie's sudden paralysis, an intern found the problem minutes before the dog was scheduled to be put down.
3 Scientifically Proven Ways to be Happier
Until recently, I had no idea that you could fairly easily teach your brain to be happier. As most of us could have guessed, researchers have found that positivity (having a positive outlook) makes us happier. Research shows that we are happier and more open to possibilities when we notice the positive. Positivity has also […]
LOOK: Two Dogs Can't Close Their Eyes Unless a Cat Falls Asleep in Their Arms
These dogs curl up with their favorite cat during every naptime in this adorable video of animal friends cuddling.
Injured Dog Wanders Into Hospital Like He Knew Doctors Were There to Help
It's almost like this injured pup knew these emergency room doctors could keep him safe until veterinarians arrived.
Brad Pitt Pulls Young Girl To Safety, Away From Fan Mob (WATCH)
When a crowd of fans started swarming a barricade set up on the actor's movie set, Brad Pitt acted to save a little girl from the crush.
Spelling Bee Crowns Co-champions, Including Youngest Winner Ever
Can you spell Sesquipedalian? These two boys could–and never missed a word during 39 rounds to become co-champions, and America's top spellers
Teen Flips Bottle at Talent Show, School Goes Crazy (WATCH)
Mike Senatore couldn't juggle, couldn't sing, couldn't dance, but there is one thing he can do–a small thing that made his school go nuts.
WATCH Students Surprise Teacher with Kitten After She Loses Her Cat
This teacher is left speechless when her students surprise her the day after her beloved cat passed away.
Honey Nut Cheerios Gives Back to Bees, Planting 3,300 Acres of Habitat
This cereal company is working with its oat growers to set aside the equivalent of 3,000 football fields as natural habitat for honey bees.