Dad Gets to Grant Christmas Wish For Son With Autism Thanks to Internet
Thousands of Twitter users pitched in to make sure that Thomas Dutton's Christmas is perfect this year.
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Gas Station Spreads Joy With Their Witty One-Liners on Welcome Sign
A gas station in a Seattle, Washington suburb is winning people over with its witty sense of humor, displayed weekly on their roadside sign.
Instead of a Second Protest, Black Lives Matter Joins Police For a Barbecue
Plans for another Black Lives Matter rally were changed to a community cookout after leaders met with the police chief and liked his idea of building bridges.
Pope Auctions Gift Worth $250K For Christian Communities Destroyed by ISIS
Pope Francis doesn't need a Lamborghini to prove his status as a Catholic rock star.
'Thin Blue Lines' Go Big - Blue Stripes Of Support For Police Catching On
A man's simple idea of using blue painter's tape to add a "thin blue line" to show support for police officers is taking off across the country.
M.S. Patients Enjoy a Day of Cycling (WATCH)
Two strangers with Multiple Sclerosis met in a Seattle park to do something they thought they'd ever do again: Ride a bike.
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.
Vacationer Saves Life of Baby Floating Lifeless in a Stream (WATCH)
It's every mother's nightmare—seeing a toddler floating lifelessly down a stream.
Bride Tracks Down Man with Father's Heart So He Can Walk Her Down The Aisle (WATCH)
Arthur Thomas had never met Jeni Stepien before – at least until she contacted him asking if he would take her father's place at her wedding.
Strangers Help Return Military Doll to Son of Soldier
It can be hard to deal with parents in the army being deployed overseas – that's why these strangers knew it was important to return this special lost doll.
Guy Raises Funds to Build Statue For the First and Only Cat in Space
Most people have never heard of Félicette the cat. Even the postage company got her name wrong thinking that she was a male feline named Felix.
Check Out the 10 Most Amazing Acts of Kindness on WS For World Kindness Day
Here are your 10 favorite stories of kindness from 2017, with everything from acts of celebrity compassion to sheltering dozens of stray dogs from the snow.
After Dad's Death, Granddaughters Save Family Farm in Minnesota (WATCH)
A piece of land passed through generations of farmers is now being seeded by granddaughters, who gave up on earlier dreams to help their family in crisis.
Teens Shoveling Snow For Cash Save Stranger's Life
Coby, Rebecca, Marcello, and Jerry were just looking to make a buck off of the most recent snowfall – instead they ended up saving a man's life.
3 Pups Rescued From Hotel Rubble Offer Hope for Firefighters (LOOK)
These three fluffy pups were rescued from the rubble of a hotel struck by an avalanche – however, they are evidence that there may be more survivors.
After 180 Resumés, a Donated Suit Helps Homeless Man Land a Job
Brian Smith had been attempting to find a new job for ten months until he finally landed an interview with his new suit.
Beloved Teacher Has Different Secret Handshakes for All 40 Students
Barry White Jr. has developed 40 adorably different individual handshakes to make all of his students feel special.
Brewery Gives Free Case of Beer to Anyone Who Adopts Abused Dog at Local Shelter
What better reward for adopting abused pups than a crate of free personalized beer?
Corporation Surprises Grieving Father Secretly Tending a Mystery Memorial
Ray Olson was terrified that this company was going the tear down the memorial he tended – but instead, they did quite the opposite.
Nature, Art and Spirituality May Boost the Body's Defenses
Taking in the spine-tingling wonders provided by a redwood forest, the Sistine Chapel ceiling or a guided meditation may give a boost to the body's defense system, according to new research from UC Berkeley. Researchers have linked positive emotions – especially the awe we feel when touched by the beauty of nature, art and spirituality – with lower levels of pro-inflammatory proteins.