Sixth Grader Leaves a Note for Vehicle Owner After Seeing School Bus Driver Pull a Hit and Run
A college student is praising an anonymous sixth grader for leaving a note that ended up saving him "thousands" of dollars in car repairs.
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Customers Line Up On Black Friday to Buy Gifts for Refugees From Special Pop-Up Store
Instead of spending their money on electrics or new clothes, these customers are waiting to buy resources and gifts for refugees.
Couple Claims Lotto Ticket With Two Weeks to Spare Thanks to Last-Minute Thanksgiving Cleaning
After discovering a few unchecked lottery tickets, this Louisiana couple is definitely thankful for last-minute house cleaning.
South Korea is Shutting Down Their Largest Dog Slaughterhouse and Turning It into a Public Park
The historic decision to dismantle a prominant slaughterhouse is being hailed as a "landmark" moment in animal welfare for South Korean activists.
Cotton Seeds May Soon Become a Game-Changing New Source of Food and Income
This doctor has developed an edible cotton seed – and it has just received approval for commercialization from the Department of Agriculture.
When Stranger Finds Lost Wallet on Airplane, He Returns It to Owner With Even More Cash Inside
This compassionate stranger could have just returned the lost wallet, but he says that he wanted to "have a little fun" instead.
After Years of Research, Scientists Finally Develop Army-Ready Pizza That Can Cheer Hungry Soldiers in the Field
Pizza may not seem like the most pressing problem for soldiers in the field, but it makes a huge difference for the ones eating it overseas.
New Online Shop Gives Free Men's Shoes to Homeless for Every $59 Pair You Buy For Yourself
Passing by the homeless in LA every day caused a tech entrepreneur to create Brethren Shoes, to give a free pair of men's shoes every time someone buys one.
Take a Look Inside Britain's Tallest Cottage - It's Filled With Fairies
This magical little English "House in the Clouds" is filled with fairy figurines, some of which were dropped off by strangers from around the county.
48 Years After Reading the Christmas Card That Got Him Through the Vietnam War, He Finally Got to Meet the Sender
It has been 48 years since this veteran got a Christmas card from a little girl during the war, but he had no idea she was going to surprise him this week.
Roadside Raw Milk Vending Machine Offers Cow-venience
Village Milk, a New Zealand dairy farmer has installed a roadside milk dispenser that serve it raw. The Golden Bay family farm, with its twenty-two cows, invested in a state of the art milk machine to sell fresh, hygienic, raw milk 24 hours a day. Customers can buy up to five liters of unpasteurized milk, and even get change.
When Single Mom Wins State's Largest Ever Lotto Prize, She Shares the Fortune With Those Who Need It Most
Lerynne West doesn't want to spend her fortune on frivolities – she wants to spend it on helping animals, veterans, and people living in poverty.
Hamster Stuck in a Tiny Pipe for Almost a Week is Rescued Thanks to a Miniature Handmade Ladder
When a hamster got trapped in a tiny pipe, this RSPCA worker had the perfect solution for how to rescue him.
Engineers Fly First-Ever Plane With No Moving Parts - and It Was Inspired By 'Star Trek'
The development could lead to a whole new form of silent, sustainable air travel in the future.
In Largest Ever Donation to US College, $1.8 Billion is Donated for Low-Income Students
The financial contribution will ensure that – starting in 2019 – Johns Hopkins will "permanently" be a loan-free institution.
Ringo Sells Beatles Drum Kit, Other Treasures, Raises $9.2M for Charity
The first pressing of The Beatles' White Album broke records for its price, and 1200 other items from Ringo Starr's collection raised millions for charity.
Muslims and Jews Come Together So They Can Serve 1,000 Bowls of Soup to the Homeless
The organizers even used halal chicken in a Jewish recipe to merge elements from both religions, too.
Previously Thought Impossible, Scientists Will Soon Use Gene-Editing to Try and Stop Kidney Disease in Humans
Researchers didn't think that gene editing could be used in the kidneys – but Newcastle University scientists may have just proven them wrong.
Woman Praises Kind-Hearted Police Officer for Helping Her Get 'Hamilton' Tickets in Her Time of Need
Police officers are not generally praised for their hand in delivering tickets, but Officer Dicandia is definitely the exception.
First Parkinson's Patient to Get Unique Stem Cell Treatment Could Pave the Way for Many More by 2023
The patient has shown no adverse effects since undergoing the procedure – and if the therapy's success continues, it could be available as soon as 2023.