Miracle Dog Honored for Bringing Owner Out of Coma
After Andy Szasz came down with a bad bout of pneumonia, he was put into a medically induced coma – and Teddy is credited for waking him up.
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After Daughter's Death, Dad Bikes 2,000 Miles To Hear Her Heartbeat One Last Time
Hearing his daughter's heartbeat one more time was all Bill Connor wanted for Father's Day this year.
Touch Can Actually Relieve Pain For Romantic Partners, Study Says
This new study shows that the touch of your romantic partner can actually sync your breathing and heartbeat, as well as relieve pain.
Texas Enshrines "Sandra Bland Act" as Law After Police Encounter
After the death of Sandra Bland became a controversial example of police force, Texas lawmakers passed a bill that will hopefully prevent future incidents.
Bikers Escort Bullied 10-Year-old Boy to School With Dignity
These tough-looking bikers walked a 4th grader to school on Wednesday in a fierce display of anti-bullying.
In Viral Video Puerto Rican Pup Lends a Paw to Help Clean Up
Even dogs are getting involved in the tremendous clean up effort underway in Puerto Rico, as seen in this sweet video...
Kid Struggling to Pay for College Tap Dances in Subway, Gets $35K From Ellen
With his mother currently living in a shelter, he is carrying more weight on his shoulders than most Penn State University students. He is the first member of his family to go to college and the Harlem native helps pay for the expensive classes with donations he receives while tap dancing in the New York City subway every weekend. Last week, Ellen DeGeneres invited him on the show and gave him a huge surprise. (w/ Video)
Superman's Kryptonite Found?
A new mineral was discovered in a Serbia mine with nearly the same chemical composition of kryptonite found in the latest Superman film..
This Online Encyclopedia Catalogs All Life on Earth
Thanks to an ambitious global biodiversity initiative led by groups like the MacArthur Foundation, Smithsonian, and Harvard, a new online encyclopedia promises to catalog all life on Earth...
Cheetahs to Enter Olympics?
Oscar Pistorius will become the first amputee runner in the Olympic Games of 2008 wearing a pair of j-shaped prosthesis that makes him The Fastest Thing on No Legs.
Scientists Discover Square Red Star
Scientists recently stumbled upon a star formation that was perfectly square. Square? They described it as a hidden jewel, appearing like a ruby, and have dubbed it the Red Square.
Forget the Zoos, Let's Go to the Robotarium
The first zoo ever created to showcase artificial life is located in Portugal and features a 4-meter high cage made of steel and glass that houses 45 different robot-animals within interacting as animals in the real world.
U.S. Money May Some Day Be Plastic and Glowing to Stop Counterfeiters
The cashier in the sandwich shop was trained to recognize counterfeit money, a necessary skill these days since advanced computers and printers have made the copying of money more common. As she holds the fifty-dollar bill tightly, it changes color in her hands. She looks closely at the eyes of President Grant. They light up. […]
Clean Power is Less Than 6 Miles From Anywhere
A report released at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology calls for the drilling of more wells as a solution to the world's energy crunch. Not the drilling for oil or water, but rather for rock, hot rocks, that is.
MP3 Players as Stethoscopes?
MP3 digital recorders provide better sound quality than even the most advanced stethoscopes and may be the doctor's choice for exams in the near future
Non-Chemo Cancer Treatment, Simple as Flu Shot, Moves Closer to Reality
The FDA has approved new trials that could make cancer treatment as simple as getting a flu-shot.
Celebrities Are Sharing Embarrassing Photos of Themselves For Puerto Rico
While some people might be hesitant to share humiliating photos of their prepubescent years, these stars can be assured that it is all for a good cause.
Australian Widow Leaves $4 Million Mansion To Help Homeless Kids
Lily Fardell had no children of her own, but her mansion worth $4 million is benefitting homeless families long after her death.
Tiny Disabled Dog is Big Inspiration for Nursing Home Seniors
A tiny puppy born disabled could not put any weight on her front legs. Not only was she subject to bullying by other puppies in the litter, she was getting bruised by falling on her legs. It was fate that the dog's caretaker decided it would be best to bring her to work -- at the nursing home. The dog named BeeBee became a moving inspiration to the elderly residents there who were going through their own health issues.
Fierce Competition to Be the Kindest Inmate Inside a Women's Prison
Though constrained by the walls of the prison, these women still have a choice as to how they want to show up in the world.