Strangers Who Set Off to Travel World in Double Decker Bus Reunite 50 Years Later: 'The bus was the hero'
A group of friends who took a double-decker bus 40,000 miles around the Americas have reunited 50 years later at the release of a travelogue
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New UN Treaty for the High Seas Finally Drafted After 17 Years of Debate on Language
Work still needs to be done to decide how marine protected areas in international waters will be established, managed, and protected
Scientists Simulate a Small Universe as a Preview of What This New Space Telescope Will Discover - LOOK
This cool animation shows how the gravity of intervening galaxy clusters and dark matter can lens the light from farther objects.
Hero Passerby Scales Building in China to Save Boy Who Fell Out Window Onto a Ledge
In China, it's said of society "love the children, honor the elders," which is beautifully encapsulated in this short rescue.
Mom Recycles a Ton of Trash With Backyard Public Recycling Center That Collects Things the City Doesn't
In the last three years, Liz has raised more than £1,000 which she has donated to her 14-year-old daughter Zoe's gymnastic group.
7 Things You Must Keep in Your Car - Learn From Stranded Drivers on Freezing Interstate Highways For 21-48 Hours
Recently motorist up and down I-95 became stranded in snow for more than 48 hours. This kind of car survival kit could have done them good.
Protein Key to Osteosarcoma May Unlock Treatments for Deadly Bone Cancers That Affect Kids
Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University said the discovery could lead to a cure for all types of skeletal tumors.
Lovebirds Tie the Knot in Their 80s After Meeting on a Dating Website-Bride 'Highly Recommends' it
Tricia now believes more octogenarians should embrace online matchmaking after the pair enjoyed a "magical" wedding in front of 115 guests.
Lebanese Man Builds Wind Turbine from Recycled Plastic-Producing Electricity for his Family and Neighbors
25-year-old Mohamad Sabsabi used old water drums and a cart wheel to build a wind turbine for when the sun isn't shining in north Lebanon.
The Public Gave Names to Snowplows in Madison, Wisconsin-And They are Hilarious
The city's chief salting truck will be named "Saltimus Prime," with other entries Snowbi-Wan Kenobi, and Dolly Plowton also winning.
Students Raise $270,000 So 80-Year-Old Janitor Can Retire from Texas High School
Donations came from all over the country and even beyond, wishing the short-term janitor a happy retirement.
Motorcyclists Can Now Be Safe Thanks to 'Airbag Jeans' That Inflate Before Impact to Protect During Accidents
Motorcyclists can soon be safer thanks to the world's first airbag jeans selling for $528, designed by Swedish startup Mo'cycle.
Hidden Camera Catches Clever Sheep Unlocking Gate to Free His Posse-And Solves a Mystery (Watch)
A farm staff was stunned after it learned that one clever sheep had been unlocking a gate to let herself and her pals roam free.
Woman Helped 100 Seniors Re-Home Their Pets Before Passing Away, Bringing 'Peace of Mind'
Angela Rafuse who helps the elderly to re-home their pets before passing away has celebrated her 100th adoption.
Five Key Sleeping Habits That Can 'Add Years' to Your Life Identified by Scientists
If you are young or old, you can improve your overall health-and probably add years to your life-when you cultivate 5 good sleep habits.
Man Who Didn't Read or Write Until His Late Teens Becomes Cambridge University's Youngest Black Professor
A boy with autism who couldn't read or write until his late teens is now the youngest-ever Black professor at Cambridge 20 years later.
Home Depot Invests Another $1 Billion in Pay Increases for Hourly Workers
The Home Depot announced it is investing an additional $1 billion in wage increases for its hourly associates.
World's Largest Dance Marathon Busts a Record Move Raising $15M for Childhood Cancer
Students at Penn State University have raised a whopping $15 million during their annual 46-hour ‘no sleeping or sitting' dance marathon.
For 3 Hours Doctors Continued CPR on Toddler with No Pulse-Until Life Returned
Found face-down in an icy backyard swimming pool, the Ontario toddler's body temperature was so low that thermometers couldn't get a reading.
Archaeologists Uncover 'Complete Roman City' From 1,800 Years Ago in Luxor-Including Pigeon Towers
The archaeologists found workshops for the manufacture and smelting of metals, pigeon towers to raise birds for food, and baths.