Researchers Develop Cheap, 10-Minute Test That Can Detect Cancer Anywhere in the Body
The simple, inexpensive tool could save thousands of lives by increasing the odds of early cancer detection.
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Tears Flow as 88-Year-old Finally Meets Biological Daughter She Thought Died At Birth
This emotional reunion at a nursing facility in Florida has been 69 years in the making.
In Bid to Cut Food Waste, Kellogg's is Using Their Rejected Cornflakes to Make Beer
They're donating a portion of the beer's sales to charity, too.
Secret Santa Pays Off $430,000 of Layaway Items at Walmart - Turns Out it Was Tyler Perry
Though the movie star says that he had tried to do the good deed anonymously, he was later outed as the Secret Santa.
'Walking Dead' Star Gives Happy Ending to Emu and Donkey That Refused to Be Separated
Jack the donkey and Diane the emu have been given a loving forever home after a famous TV star heard about their special relationship.
Country With Notorious Traffic Congestion Becomes First in the World to Offer Free Public Transportation for All
This European nation suffers from some of the worst traffic congestion in the world—which is why the new prime minister opened up public transit free to all.
When 'Homeless' Man Insists On Paying for Fancy Meal With His Hard-Earned Money, Restaurant Makes Special Offer
When a polite, allegedly homeless, man insisted on using all his hard-earned money to pay for an expensive meal, the restaurant made him a 'special offer'
Mom Brought to Tears When Airline Stranger Gives Up First Class Seat for Her Sick Daughter
This 46-year-old man's gesture of "real, pure goodness" is inspiring hundreds of thousands of people across social media.
Abandoned Coal Mines May Soon Be Transformed into Perfectly Efficient Indoor Farms
Coal mine farming is becoming a groundbreaking new way of simultaneously fighting unemployment, hunger, climate change, and deforestation.
Disabled Workers Can Fulfill Their Love of Catering by Controlling Restaurant Robots From Home
This robot café could offer a creative new avenue of income and social interaction to disabled people who can no longer work in a restaurant setting.
Homeless Veteran Asks for Nothing, But Town Insists On Helping Him Anyway
This small Missouri town is devoted to ensuring the safety and relative comfort of a 66-year-old homeless veteran.
Every Little Thing He Does is Magic: Dad Brings Christmas Lights to Life for Delighted Son
This baby's reaction to his father's sweet little Yuletide magic trick is enough to put a smile on the face of any Grinch.
Elementary Schoolers Are Sending Hundreds of Christmas Trees to US Troops Stationed Around the World
These fifth graders are celebrating the holiday by sending hundreds of donated Christmas trees to service members overseas who need a bit of Yuletide cheer.
'Never seen anything like it': Watch Ferry Passenger's Stunning Footage of 200 Frolicking Dolphins
The passenger says that he has made the ferry trip hundreds of times, but he has never seen anything like this before.
Scientists Develop Molecule That Can Finally Help Stop Arthritis From Wearing Down Joints
Though we have drugs that can alleviate arthritis-related pain, we don't currently have any treatments for reversing the joint deterioration.
She Heard a Child's Plea in Liberia, and it Turned into Schools for 1,500 Girls
All it took was an 11-year-old asking for help to change the lives of Katie Meyler -and thousands of other girls in need.
When Cancer-Stricken Farmer Can't Go Outside, Neighbors Complete His Weeks of Work in a Few Hours
When this community heard about a sick farmer's inability to harvest his crops, they finished half a million dollars worth of work in a matter of hours.
Town Overturns Archaic Snowball Ban After a Determined 9-Year-old Leads the Charge
Not only did Dane Best manage to lift the ban, he also discovered his ability to have a voice in the community and local legislation.
Florida Everglades Off the Danger List of World Heritage Sites
The World Heritage Committee announced that significant improvements in the preservation of the Everglades National Park in Florida and Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve in Honduras were sufficient to warrant their removal from UNESCO's list of endangered World Heritage Sites.
Sale of Sugar Company Land Turning Point for Everglades Restoration
Florida's governor last week announced the details of the largest environmental acquisition in state history, a $1.7 billion buyout of 187,000 acres of farmland from the nation's biggest sugar grower described as the "missing link" in the stalled effort to restore the Everglades. "I can envision no better gift to the Everglades, or the people […]