Watch Golden Retriever Lead Ambulance Through a Maze of Alleyways to Save His Owner
A clever canine companion is being praised for its hand in rescuing its owner after he collapsed in an alleyway earlier this week.
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FDA Approves World's First Device That Could Save Thousands of Preemies From Common Heart Condition
This is the world's first device that has been designed to save thousands of premature babies from a common heart problem.
By Easing Anxiety for Lower-Income Students With 10-Minute Writing Exercise, Test Grades Soar Dramatically
A simple 10-minute writing exercise to reduce anxiety has been shown to reduce test failure rates by over half.
Chef José Andrés is Up to Good Again: He and His Charity Will Feed Furloughed Feds During Shutdown
The kitchen will be serving up free hot meals to all furloughed workers and their families starting tomorrow on Pennsylvania Ave.
'Game-Changing' Approval of Liver Transplant Procedure Expected to Halve the Waiting List
After its successful assessment and approval, this "ground-breaking" procedure is expected to halve the amount of people waiting for liver transplants.
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Friends Rescue Struggling Theater Business From New York City Rent Prices
The "Hamilton" star has become more than just a star on stage – he has also become a hero to a historic drama store of New York City.
Strangers Offer Flood of Support for White Mom Who's 'Clueless' About Styling Black Daughter's Hair
When a self-admitted "clueless white momma" asked social media for help styling her adopted daughter's hair, she was stunned by the response.
When 9-Year-old Sees a Kitten Who Can't Walk, He Builds a Tiny Wheelchair to Change Its Life
This clever 9-year-old Brazilian boy has become a hero to his neighbor's disabled kitten.
New Solar Farms Could Offer Sweet Source of Salvation for Dwindling Honeybee Populations
Thousands of acres of solar farms are proving to be a secret lifesaver for dwindling honeybee and butterfly populations.
Nepal Set to Become First Country That Doubles Its Wild Tiger Population
After almost a decade of conservation work, Nepal is poised to become the first of fourteen countries that doubles its wild tiger population.
Montreal Turns Iconic Hospital into Shelter for Homeless People and Their Pets So No One Sleeps in the Cold
The former Royal Victoria Hospital will now be welcoming sight for homeless men and women—and their pets—during the frigid winter months.
Instead of Selling Her $1.7 Million Home, Woman is Giving It Away to the Winner of a Letter-Writing Contest
You now have an opportunity to live in this breathtaking $1.7 million home simply by writing a $25 letter to Alla Wagner about why you want to live there.
12-Year-old Boy Gives Away Thousands of Lunches to the Homeless - and He'll Soon Have His Own Truck
In order to feed the homeless people of Boston, this youngster will soon be operating his own food truck out of Cambridge.
Swiss Company to Get CO2 Out of the Atmosphere and Into Sparkling Water
You may soon be able to help the planet by drinking sparkling water that is made with recycled carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
This American Man Defied the 'Impossible' With First-Ever Solo Trek Across Antarctica
This 33-year-old Oregon man just became the first person to finish a solo hike across Antarctica unaided-and he waited at the finish line for a special friend.
100-Year-old Lady Has Sweetest Reaction to the Mountie Who Granted Her Birthday Wish to Dance
This 100-year-old woman could not stop smiling when a compassionate Mountie stepped forward to grant her birthday wish.
This University is Recycling Their Bubble Wrap By Offering It Up to Their Stressed Out Students
Instead of throwing their bubble wrap into the garbage, this university is recycling the packaging by using it as anti-stress therapy for their students.
Girl Who Could Die From Any Strong Smell is Saved by a Specially-Trained Dog
This teenager has been given a new lease on life thanks to a 3-year-old pup who has been trained to help with her condition.
Hoping to Be a Grandma One Day, She Bought a Tiny Dress - 7 Years Later, it Turns into Sweet Coincidence
This woman's simple purchase of a children's dress in 2011 turned out to be a serendipitous little surprise seven years later.
Hula Dancing is Proving to Be an Unlikely Source of Reform for Male Prisoners
Though hula dancing is usually associated with grass skirts and dashboard figurines, these male inmates have found spiritual relief in the Hawai'ian art.