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Families and residents fleeing their homes on the Eastern seaboard are being welcomed by total strangers wanting to make a difference.
It didn't matter that he paid over $1,000 of his own money – he just knew it was his job to serve up some hope – and barbecue – to those less fortunate.
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When the Facebook community heard about Carson's selfless act of kindness, the pies started pouring in to feed the less fortunate Louisiana evacuees.
It it hadn't been for several rescue workers patrolling the Louisiana floodwaters, this woman would have been trapped in her quickly sinking car.
The city of Chennai, India experienced one of the worst monsoons in over a 100 years. One hero emerged to feed thousands and galvanize the community.
In three years, Rachel Wheeler raised more than $250,000, which helped build brand new earthquake-proof homes that have given shelter to 27 families that were still living in tent cities after Haiti's earthquake.
A 17 year-old became a model of coolness under fire following an August 20 attack on an Israeli town. Using knowledge gained from a book she'd read when she was 12, she saved the life of a man left for dead by utilizing scraps of material found in the wreckage.
The Grammy award-winning singer is being hailed for saying "Hello" to the Grenfall Tower firefighters and victims alike.
If Raymond Bowling hadn't decided to hit his snooze alarm during Wednesday's stormy morning, it may have cost him his life.
Described as "a simple and easy way to say thank you", hundreds of people have pitched in to buy hardworking hospital workers a drink.
The sounds of "Don't Look Back in Anger" were ringing out across St. Ann's Square on Thursday morning.
Being able to prevent tsunamis from hitting coastal cities with acoustic sound waves could save millions of lives.
Ever since the Fukushima nuclear disaster of 2011 blighted the surrounding area, Japanese farmers have been unable to return to their fields – until now.
This airline flight was carrying 49 people when the pilot lost control and the plane crashed - but somehow, everyone survived.
The first prototype of its kind has been installed in Okinawa – though it's been tested with success, we'll just have to wait until an actual typhoon comes.
This mother would not let go of the car seat holding her 2-month-old daughter even though they were being thrown through the air by a vicious tornado.
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