Family Fights Anti-homeless Spikes with Cushions and Chocolate
This mother and her two sons were outraged over the installation of "anti-homeless spikes" in their city – so they fought back with a softer solution.
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Strangers Give $100K to Boy With Rare Skin Disease
Epidermolysis bullosa is a condition that makes John Hudson Dilgen's skin so fragile, the slightest movements cause his skin to blister and tear.
Goat Yoga Offers Adorable Twist For Your Regular Routine
These yoga classes have gained nationwide recognition thanks to the adorable participants: a flock of snuggley little goats.
Tattoo Parlor Covers Up Racist Tattoos Free of Charge
This Maryland tattoo parlor is offering up a second chance for people who are regretting their racist or gang-related tattoos.
IKEA to Start Selling Homemade Textiles by Refugees
The textile line will provide over 200 flexible job positions to displaced Syrian refugees taking shelter in Jordan.
Computer Allows Paralyzed Patients to Communicate - And They're Happy With Life
This computer interface system allows those suffering from locked-in syndrome to communicate - and they say that they're very happy with life.
Tennessee to Become Only State Offering Free Community College For Adults
Tennessee already provides free community college to recent high school grads – but now, including adults on the program has received bi-partisan support.
Simple Breath Test Could Save Millions of People From Cancer
Endoscopies are expensive, invasive procedures – but now, testing for certain dangerous cancers can be as simple as a breath test.
Widower's Search For Fishing Buddy Ends in Quite a Catch
Ray Johnstone wanted a fishing mate to replace his deceased wife and friend – so after posting this moving internet ad, social media responded.
Celebrity Responds to Internet Bully by Offering Modeling Gig to Plus Sized Woman
This big and beautiful student was being harassed on Twitter because of her weight – at least until this fashionista responded in kind.
Texas Mosque Burns Down, Donations Exceed 500K in Just 24 Hours
In the short span of two days, strangers from around the world donated over $850,000 so this Texas mosque could rebuild their religious home.
Dog Escapes Shelter to Track Down Woman Who Fed Him Treats
This pup's powerful nose lead him across the city in search of the kind SPCA worker who gave him bacon treats.
These Logs of Coffee Grounds Are a Lifeline for Encamped Refugees
These students developed a simple low-tech solution to a difficult problem plaguing refugee camps worldwide.
Meditation and Music May Reverse Early Memory Loss in Adults
A study shows that adults with cognitive decline who are regularly exposed to this singing mediation displayed remarkable improvement. Learn how to do it...
Police Rescue 104 Puppies From Car Crash Site
A truck that veered off the shoulder of I-86 in New York was reportedly carrying 104 different puppies suspected to have come from a puppy mill.
200 Dog Statues Across Chicago Will Honor Fallen Police
These elegantly painted dog statues will benefit the families of fallen police officers as well as the medical care of Chicago's pets.
Costco Pushes Suppliers Away From Bee-killing Pesticides
The grocery chain plans on increasing selection of helpful products as well as distancing themselves from suppliers that use harmful pesticides.
Irish Parliament Passes Historic Fossil Fuel Divestment Bill
Once this legislation is passed by a finance committee, Ireland could become the first country to ever divest its wealth from oil, gas, and coal.
We Might Be Able to Stop Tsunamis in Their Tracks by Firing Sound Waves
Being able to prevent tsunamis from hitting coastal cities with acoustic sound waves could save millions of lives.
After Fire Closes Restaurant, Owner Pays Staff to Volunteer For Others
This restaurant management could have laid off all of their employees after a fire destroyed their backroom – but instead, they paid them all to volunteer.