82-Year-old Woman Finally Finds Long Lost 96-yo Birth Mother (WATCH)
You're never too late to follow your dreams, which is why, after a fifty year-long search for her birth mother, an elderly lady found joy again.
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Guy Sells Ice Cream for $1… or Gives it Free if Kids Answer History or Math Question
This ice cream vendor is teaching kids to pay it forward now that strangers are donating money to give ice cream in exchange for learning.
Former Harlem Drug Dealer Graduates From Columbia University On Long Road Back From Prison
At 67, after two prison stints and so many arrests he's lost count, a former drug dealer donned a cap and gown as a graduate of the prestigious Columbia University.
Realizing "American Dream" Made Tears Flow for This Haitian Immigrant Cadet
With tears streaming down his cheeks as he graduates from West Point, a young Army officer and Haitian immigrant, has become the face of the American Dream.
Spelling Bee Crowns Co-champions, Including Youngest Winner Ever
Can you spell Sesquipedalian? These two boys could–and never missed a word during 39 rounds to become co-champions, and America's top spellers
CEOs w/ Angel Wings Give 50,000 Free Flights to Cancer Patients Traveling to Treatment
A group that flies cancer patients to treatment in unused seats aboard corporate jets plans to make its 50,000th flight early this month.
New York City to Build 90 New Homeless Shelters in Five Years
There have been many success stories across the US when it comes to getting homeless veterans off the street in places like Houston, Boston, Philadelphia, Virginia and Connecticut, but homelessness in the general population is rising in America's largest cities. Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York, has just unveiled a five-year plan that realistically […]
New Yorkers Stage Makeshift Commencement for Student Stuck on Delayed Subway
This nursing grad was three hours late to his commencement address – so his fellow passengers threw him a makeshift ceremony instead.
Man Places Bouquets of Flowers in Trash Cans for Stressed New Yorkers
These trash cans aren't overflowing with garbage – they're overflowing with beautiful blossoms instead.
Governor Proposes Groundbreaking Free Tuition for Middle Class
This revolutionary proposal could provide free college tuition for hundreds of thousands of state families.
They've Been Pen Pals for 42 Years; Watch Them Meet for First Time
George and Lori have been writing to each other using pen and paper for 42 years. Now each finally got the chance to hug their longest-lasting friend.
NYC Will Transform 30 Blocks into a Pedestrian Utopia For Earth Day
Downtown Manhattan will shut down to cars and buses, and be filled up with activities for pedestrians in honor of Earth Day.
Watch Man Rescue Unconscious Stranger From Subway Tracks
Even after rescuing this unconscious man from the Manhattan subway tracks on Saturday, Jonathan Kulig wasn't even late for work.
10,000 New Yorkers Given Roses Today on International Happiness Day
It's almost impossible not to smile while watching these surprised New Yorkers being given free fresh roses in honor of being happy.
Hundreds Show Up to Run With Autistic Teen Pushed Down by a Stranger
All it took was one stranger's mean gesture to discourage Chase Coleman from ever running again – but the community wasn't about to let him quit.
New Yorkers Unite to Scrub Off Hateful Graffiti on Subway Car
Luckily for these subway passengers, Sharpie can easily be removed with the help of tissues and hand sanitizer.
4 U.S. States Show Decline in Obesity For First Time in 10 Years
High percentages of American adults suffer from obesity, but this new health study shows that there may be hope on the horizon for expanding waistlines.
New York Pet Owners Now Allowed to be Buried With Their Furry Companions
Now when you're planning your own burial, you can take your final resting place next to your cremated cat, dog, or reptile.
Company Gives Workers $100 Each to Do Anything Kind (WATCH)
A media company in NYC decided to inspire their harried workers with a little community service. They gave them each $100 and let them hit the streets.
"Bucket List Dog" Cuts Ribbon at Shelter Where He Was First Adopted
During his heartwarming end-of-life journey, Poh the pup returned to the animal shelter where, 16 years ago, he was first adopted.
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