Roommate's Prank is Called the Funniest Tweet of All Time
People were calling this tweet by @Deno_Tron the best Twitter post of all time.
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China is Building Another Enormous Floating Solar Farm on Top of Abandoned Coal Mine
The floating solar farm that previously held the "world's-largest" title resides in the very same city as the new one in China.
In Bid to Combat Obesity, a Simple Patch Turns Energy-storing Fats into Energy-burning Fats
The process, which mimics the natural one occurring in babies, and uses "a person's own body fats to burn more energy," produced 30% fat loss.
18 Science-backed Tips For Unblocking Your Creativity
Are you having trouble getting those creative juices flowing? Well, science has 18 easy tricks for inspiring your artistic side.
Lucky Break: Mother of Two Wins $5M on Ticket She Bought By Mistake
"I never win anything," said the New Jersey mom who decided to just pay the $10 after she felt sorry that the clerk made a mistake printing her $1 ticket.
Waiter Fights Back Tears When Repeat Customer Calls Him Outside to Hand Over Keys to a Car
When Pollard spotted his favorite server walking to and from the bus stop, he wanted to give him more than just a generous tip.
Watch Elephants and Lions Frolicking on Donated Leftover Christmas Trees
All of these Christmas trees that weren't able to find proper homes for the holidays will be used to delight elephants, lions, and wildlife instead.
Custodian Learns Teen is Hungry and Homeless So She Shows Him Her 'Other' Janitor's Closet
For the past 3 years, Carolyn Collins has had a second janitor's closet tucked away in the back of the cafeteria - serving an entirely different purpose.
No Rise in Autism in Past Three Years, Says Large U.S. Study
20 years of steady increases in the number of children being diagnosed on autism spectrum has apparently ended.
World's First 'Mental Health Ambulance' is Helping Hundreds of People in Sweden
While law enforcement officers are usually the ones to respond to mental health calls, this team of specially-trained paramedics are coming to the rescue instead.
Thriving Yellowstone Grizzlies to Leave the Endangered Species List
With the abundance of grizzlies making a comeback in Yellowstone National Park, the iconic mammals might be off the list for good.
Bloomberg Gives $3Mil to Job Training For Coal Communities in Decline
Bloomberg announced today a $3 million donation for organizations providing career training to coal workers — and you can contribute, too.
Watch Dozens of Pedestrians Pull Elk Herd From Frozen Waters
25 Wyoming residents all worked together to rescue a herd of elk that had fallen through the ice of a local reservoir.
Breathtaking Photos Show Niagara Falls Frozen into a Winter Wonderland
As temperatures dropped to –14º this weekend, Niagara Falls State Park froze into a beautiful winter wonderland.
Dark Web Dealers Voluntarily Ban Deadly Fentanyl
This is the first time that online traffickers have effectively banned a drug from dark web marketplaces.
After Marriage Proposal Mishap, NYPD Was Able to Return Ring to Relieved English Couple
Daniella Anthony had just said yes to her boyfriend's marriage proposal – but then only hours after popping the question, disaster struck.
Cheap, Electric Bandages Speed Up Healing Process From Two Weeks to Three Days
The groundbreaking process drastically speeds up healing times by using gentle pulses of electricity that are powered by our own body motions.
Watch Teen With Rare Skin Disease React to His Family Being Surprised With Handicap-Accessible Home
John Hudson, who is one of the "Butterfly Children" suffering from a rare skin condition, could barely contain his emotions over the new home.
Firefighters Amused After Rushing to a Call Only to Find Parrot Impersonating a Smoke Alarm
This cheeky bird may have caused a bit of alarm for local firefighters, but upon discovering the source of the trouble, they were happily amused.
Obama Honors First President Bush as "Points of Light" Shine On
President Obama welcomed the man who launched the modern service movement, President George H. W. Bush, now in a wheelchair and 89 years old, back to the White House for a ceremony honoring the 5,000th recipients of his Point of Light award. The two presidents lauded Kathy Hamilton and Floyd Hammer of Union, Iowa for stepping up to fight hunger and improve the lives of children worldwide.Read More