Paul McCartney 'Gets Back!' His Hofner Bass Guitar 50 Years After Theft from the Back of Their Van
With the strap matched right up to Paul's pectoral muscles, the Beatles star used the Hí¶fner to record various songs including Love Me Do
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Pilot Episode of Good News Network on TV Premieres With a Few Laughs! (WATCH)
Our first-ever TV show has just launched on YouTube. The WS-TV pilot, "Quarantine Edition, was developed and produced in just 2 weeks with Rosemary Watson.
Google Rolls Out 'Fact Check' Tool to Combat Fake News Worldwide
The Google fact check tool has proven to be extremely useful in helping readers decide what sources are accurate – and it's now available worldwide.
High School Journalists Force Resignation With Their Real News
These six teens from a small Kansas city high school published an article about their newly-appointed principal. Days later, she resigned.
Police Hunt Ends When TV Station Spots Boy Napping on Roof
This two-hour police search for a missing boy came to an amusing end when he was found simply taking a snooze on the roof of his house.
Newspapers Are Paying it Forward During Tragedies With Pizza
Journalists have to stick together in times of trouble.
Nation Finally Gives Back Freedom of Press and Lifts Newspaper Ban
This hard-hitting news company has finally been allowed to resume publication after a government ban was issued in October.
How Negative Headlines Can Impact Your Mental and Emotional Health
Mainstream media can be more harmful to your health than you think, but here's how you can work against the nasty headlines.
Pope Francis Asks Media to Cover More 'Good' News (WATCH)
In his solemn end-of-year church service at the Vatican, Pope Francis asked journalists to shine more light on the GOOD news in the world.
Watch Reporter Leap to the Rescue of Dolphins Beached From Hurricane Irma
This is dolphinately a prime example of respectable reporting.
Thanks to Journalistic Investigation, Thousands of Teachers Will Be Relieved of Their Debt
After reporters launched an investigation of a convoluted grant program, more than 12,000 teachers will be able to have their debts erased.
Good News From Greece Fills New Positive Website
With all the disheartening news bombarding the Greek people over the past year, a new website has been launched to offer some relief. Good News Greece purports to be the first news agency to highlight the positive side of what is happening in Greece.
Obama Plays Comedian-in-Chief at Media Correspondents Dinner (Video)
On Saturday night, President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama attended the White House Correspondent's Dinner, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, the annual social event that has been held since 1920. In keeping with tradition, the President poked fun at himself and the news coverage he's received from the reporters in attendance.
UK Paper Donates Revenue from Bono/AIDS Edition to Africa Fight
The UK paper, The Independent donated half of all its revenues yesterday to fight AIDS in Africa, and featured U2's Bono as guest editor.
Chicago Tribune Sends Pizzas and Thanks to Boston Globe Newsroom
On Monday, the newspaper staff that had been working overtime in Boston to cover the tragic events of their city found a welcome gift from fellow journalists in a thousand miles away. The Chicago Tribune staff overwhelmed them with pizzas delivered at noontime along with a nice note, We can only imagine what an exhausting and heartbreaking week it's been for you and your city.... We can't buy you lost sleep, so at least let us pick up lunch.
U2's Bono Salutes Military Heroes in D.C.
Tina Brown, editor in chief of Newsweek, kicked off her first annual Hero Summit last week in Washington to bring together military heroes and exceptional civilians for meaningful dialogues and information-sharing.
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