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Zaria and Hailey Willard have been using social media to share their love of books with other children who may not be as fortunate.
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If a person is in the throes of cardiac arrest, then every minute counts - and that's why this app is recruiting volunteer Good Samaritans to help.
Scientists are sick of paying heaps of money for research that should be available to the masses – which is why they are now rallying to make it all free.
With the tagline "share the good", Alex Trebek's wife Jean Trebek has co-founded and launched an LA-based website called insidewink..
Within hours of posting a photo of three Irish friends to social media, Twitter users were successfully able to identify the men.
If you're still looking for sources of entertainment during the novel coronavirus shutdowns, this app can teach you Morse code in 15 minutes.
Numerous datasets from around the world are illustrating how self-isolation and lockdowns have been helping to curb novel coronavirus cases.
Researchers from the University of California San Francisco are asking adults to help them fight the novel coronavirus by downloading this smartphone app.
The English landlady has since hired a team of "bar staff" to cope with the influx of visitors eager to enjoy the page's daily activities and events.
Steve Hartman is now taking his On the Road segment into the comfort of his own home so he can teach his fans a few lessons in kindness.
From jellyfish at the Monterey Aquarium to the snow leopard cubs at the Melbourne Zoo—these livestreams are sure to brighten up your time in quarantine.
Google Arts and Culture has partnered with more than 2,500 of the world's most famous museums and galleries to bring their art right to your doorstep.
This group of Japanese schoolchildren refused to let school closures ruin their fun by hosting their own Minecraft graduation ceremony.
Rather than learn to live with a smartphone, this engineer designed her own cell phone with a rotary dial-and she is helping others to make their own.
With a team of more than 1,000 international volunteers, Wikitongue has recorded more than 435 endangered languages from around the world.
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This dad-daughter duo has been overwhelmed with joy since meeting for the first time in person last week-and it's all thanks to social media.
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