Senior With No Car Walks to Work-But After She Found $15k and Returned it She Does Now
Just doing what she "was taught to do" the grandmother of two called the police, who sent an officer to take custody of the sum.
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Third Case of HIV Being Cured Confirmed 10 Years After Treatment of the 'Dí¼sseldorf Patient'
The Dí¼sseldorf Patient received stem cells used to treat leukemia in 2013 and has shown persistent suppression of HIV-1 ever since
Adults 70 and Older Swear by These Activities to Keep Them Younger Than Their Age - 'Stereotypes No Longer Apply'
75% of people 70 years or older agreed in a new poll that the 'old age stereotypes' no longer apply to today's seniors.
Build a Snowman to Match Kids' Drawings at Children's Hospital - And Bring Joy to Patients and Staff
Volunteers can bring joy to a Colorado children's hospital when they build snowmen to bring to life the drawings of patients stuck indoors.
Wife of WWII Soldier Spends Decades to Reunite Japanese Family With Photo Album He Found on Okinawa -LOOK
With persistence, belief, and the amount of sheer dumb luck normally needed to win the lottery, a Portland senior tracked down an Okinawan family based on the photos left behind in an album her late husband plucked from the shrapnel-strewn beaches of the Japanese Island in 1945. Strangers, friends of friends, and non-English speakers all […]
In 'Mega Milestone' India Connects 80 Million Rural Households to Water Supply in Just 4 Years
The Jal Jeevan Mission hopes to connect every household in the country to public water systems by 2024, and it's flowing along nicely.
23-Year-Old Rows Solo 3,000 Miles Across Atlantic Setting Race Record for Female
Departing from the Canary Islands on the 10th of December, Mariam Payne rowed 59 days, 16 hours, and 36 minutes, before arriving in Antigua.
An Army of 10,000 Women Saved India's Rarest Stork - While Giving Each Other a New identity
Dr. Purnima Devi Barman credits her "mothering instinct" for her interest in the protection of the greater adjutant (Leptoptilos dubius).
Preemie Given 10% Chance of Survival Defies the Odds and is Now 'a Genius' Who Outsmarts His Teachers (WATCH)
Jamie Mohr was given a 10% chance of survival when he was born prematurely at 28 weeks-and now he's a genius prodigy at age 4.
'Miss Patty' Has Made 7,000 Hats for the Students that Ride Her Bus
For bus driver Patty Reitz, she leaves behind memories of friendship and school bus rides, but also, a pair of warm ears.
Equipment Manager Finally Gets to Play: Watch a Boy's Basketball Triumph as High School Cheers
His mother Mary knew ahead of time that the coach was going to sub Carson into the match, but they kept it a secret from him.
Man Finally Meets Family That Hid Him During Nazi Holocaust 80 Years Ago-And Visits the House
The meeting was organized in the same house where a 5-year-old David Rossler was hidden along with his mother in 1944.
French Football Star Scores First Goal Since Beating Cancer - And it was World Cancer Day!
Last summer, Haller was diagnosed with testicular cancer just weeks after signing a long-term contract to play for Borussia Dortmund.
76-year-old Student Finally Graduates 50 Years After He Began His Ph.D. in Philosophy
Unlike most candidates however, it took Dr. Axten 5 decades before 76-year-old student finally graduated with a Ph.D. in sociology.
Minnesota Snow Sculpting Team Takes First Over Artists From Germany, Finland in World Championships-LOOK
Teams from around the US and the world couldn't beat the hometown team with their sculpture celebrating the overcoming of adversity.
For the First Time Since 1977, Zero Rhinos Were Poached In India's Parks
In May 2021, a new Chief Minister of the Indian state of Assam set out to thoroughly put an end to poaching in the state's protected areas.
6 'Memory Bears' Sewn With Love and Grandpa's Flannels For Widow's Grandchildren
Six handsewn teddy bears bearing departed grandpa's flannel shirts were unwrapped Christmas morning by 6 loving grandkids
Over 50s Say They've Become More Daring -Trying Skiing, Skydiving, Marathons, and Even Getting a Tattoo
Seniors are more daring with their hobbies and interests-adding marathons, hang-gliding-and even getting a tattoo-to their bucket list.
Alabama Town Shocked to Learn Farmer had Secretly Paid People's Pharmacy Bills for a Decade
In a tiny town of 900 residents, Hody Childress had quietly been helping cover their medication bills for a decade, his story is now told.
Little Girl Declares She Wants to Find a Megalodon Tooth-and Promptly Plucks One From Beach on Christmas Day
It was Christmas day, and young Molly was jumping for joy having unwrapped a pair of insulated waders and a sifting basket.
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