Chained Bull Finally Feels Exuberant Freedom For the First Time (WATCH)

This bull can't believe his good fortune when he's freed from a life in a tiny stall and gets to romp in a pile of hay.

By Jim Stout

07 January 30 Views

Muslims Protect Christmas Mass After France Heightens Security at Churches

After France called for strengthening security during Christmas worship services, a group of 12 Muslim men stood outside one church offering protection.

By Jeanne Goddard

28 December 42 Views

'Where's Waldo' Snowman Puzzle Has Folks Straining to Find the Panda -Look

Millions of people are searching for the panda hidden in this crowd of snowmen. Can you find it?

By Jim Stout

23 December 41 Views

France Votes to Force Supermarkets to Give Away Unsold Food

A new French law could mean redistributing more than 850 million tons of food currently thrown away to the country's hungry instead.

By Jim Stout

14 December 33 Views

He's Got Game: Fan Rushes Public Enemy to the Show When Taxi Leaves Band Stranded

When Public Enemy missed their taxi to a performance, a fan raced them to the arena in his compact car, and they all sang Queen along the way.

By Jim Stout

03 December 34 Views

Town Honors Their Beloved Street Sweeper With Public Statue

This man who's kept his city's streets spotless for 20 years will be honored with the first life-sized statue ever erected in town.

By Jim Stout

20 November 35 Views

Touching the Mona Lisa: Now the Blind Can Enjoy Art Masterpieces Too

Blind and visually impaired people are finally getting to enjoy some of the world's greatest art. The novel exhibit uses 3D, textured reliefs for touching.

By Jim Stout

20 April 43 Views

An Amazing Thank-You Sent to Blood Donors in Sweden is Just Perfect

An unusual thank you sent to donors is having a thrilling effect, causing more people to sign up to give blood. Why didn't anyone think of this before?

By Jim Stout

29 October 30 Views

Scotland Achieves Fair Trade Nation Status

Scotland has become a Fair Trade Nation after achieving its target of having all six cities and 18 of its 32 councils garnering fair trade status. It follows Wales in becoming one of the first nations to earn the accolade.

By Jeanne Goddard

14 May 51 Views

Strangers' Kindness Flipped 20-yo Homeless Guy's Life in 5 Days

The kindness of strangers lifted a young Englishman off the streets and into a new home and job in a matter of days.

By Jim Stout

20 October 31 Views

Locals Save Tourist's Car by Sitting On It… Until Help Arrives

When a tourist's car rolled off the edge of a pier, locals hopped on the hood as counterbalance, and calmly waited until help arrived.

By Jim Stout

26 October 50 Views

Breathtaking 2-Mins of Europe From 5000 Miles On Motorcycle (WATCH)

If you've ever wanted to travel Europe, this man just showed you everything you would need to see in a 2-minute video filmed from his motorcycle.

By Terry Stephenson

17 October 47 Views

Muslim Mom Wins Prestigious UK Bake-off, Recipe for Race Relations

Nadiya Hussain's victory on a traditional British cooking show has done more for race relations than all the U.K. diversity campaigns put together. (WATCH)

By Jim Stout

20 October 35 Views

Europe's Last Dictator Toppled

For the first time in history the Serbian people have a president chosen by themselves in free elections. Vojislav Kostunica, 56, defeated Slobodan Milosevic by a wide margin and, despite Milosevic's attempts to circumvent the election results, was sworn in as president on September 30, 2000.

By Jeanne Goddard

30 September 36 Views

38 Year-old First to Ski Down Mt. Everest Without Stopping

Davo Karnicar, of Slovenia, became the first person ever to make an uninterrupted ski descent from the top of the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest (29,035 ft).

By Jeanne Goddard

07 October 40 Views