Obama's Comedy Routine 'Kills' at White House Correspondents' Dinner (Full Video)
President Obama delivered the most anticipated comedy speech of the night, his eighth and final one at the annual DC press gala-signing off with a mic drop.
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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.
French Media Refuses to Glorify Terrorists, Bans Sensational Photos
A growing number of French media outlets are banning the use of photos of terrorists in action to prevent them from gaining notoriety.
Stranger Erects New Mailbox for Blind Woman So She Doesn't Have To Walk Into Street
A blind woman in Virginia has been worried for years that one day she would get hit by a car while getting her mail-but not any more thanks to one handyman.
News Anchor Announces On-Air That He is Helping to Forgive Over $1 Million in Medical Debt
When Jesse Jones had to pay for his own chemotherapy, he was fortunate enough to have a good job and insurance plan – but other Americans are not so lucky.
Ted Turner Donates $1 Billion to the U.N.
Trying to set a new standard for gallantry, billionaire Ted Turner announced to a delighted gathering of United Nations supporters that he would donate one billion dollars to U.N. efforts to help the poorest people of the world.
Watch Marvel's Video Tribute to the 'Unmatchable Accomplishments' of Stan Lee (1922-2018)
Though we may be sad over his passing, we can rejoice in the knowledge that we have lived in the same lifetime as the legendary Stan Lee.
News Anchor Secretly Took $1 Million Pay Cut to Save Dozens of Jobs
There would have been a significant number of layoffs at the CBS Evening News, if it hadn't been for their benevolent star.
The Proven Health Benefits of Positive News-and How to Deal With the Reality Today
The constant focus on nasty partisan politics, murder, and mayhem can lead to real health issues. Here are the health benefits of positive news, and how to get it.
Beloved Atlanta Traffic Reporter Dies While Helping Accident Victims
Captain Herb Emory, the radio personality relied upon for Atlanta traffic updates, is being remembered this week as a caring, cheerful voice. The traffic reporter at WSB-750 AM for 23 years, Captain Herb died doing what he did every day, helping people.
DJ Spins Records From His Garden Shed Since 1974 for an Audience of One - His Wife
For the last 44 years, this self-made DJ has played for the "smallest audience in the world" from his garden shed - but that's about to change.
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.
Lady Gaga Launches Project Encouraging Fans to Love Their Bodies
Lady Gaga, criticized recently for gaining weight, launched a new Body Revolution project on her LittleMonsters website, hoping to help build confidence in people with body-image issues. The pop star revealed she has suffered from bulimia and anorexia since she was 15.
This is Why You Should Never Judge Too Quickly
A series of funny TV ads produced by Ameriquest clearly demonstrate why it is not a good idea to judge our fellow human beings too quickly. Situations are often not what they seem. Humor makes the point so very well in these clever ads.
Freedom Now Rings From One Mountaintop Radio Station in Western Libya
A radio station previously used as a propaganda tool for Libyan dictator Qaddafi now broadcasts the rebel rallying cry and highlights a new push to spread the revolution, as "Radio Free Nalut."
ABC News Gets Insurer to Cover Cochlear Implants for Kids
cochlear implant covered by insurance-ABCvidA kindergartner has shown dramatic improvement in school in just a few months after ABC News stepped in and asked his family's insurance company to pay for a cochlear implant so the child hearing disability could be cured.
Unemployed Veteran Posts Army Medal on eBay And Gets Huge Bid
Unable to find a job after he was laid off from his retail position, a former Iraqi vet put an Army medal, received during his 2008-09 deployment, on eBay. There were no bids for days until a news reporter told his story.
Shamed Boy's Family Gets Minivan When Public Steps In to Defend
No good can come from publicly shaming a six-year-old boy. That's the lesson educators at Lincoln Elementary in Grants Pass, Oregon recently learned when the community stepped up to defend a student and help a family in need.
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.
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