Man's Wedding Ring Lost in Ocean is Found So He Drives 1,600 Miles to Thank Humble Metal Detectorist in Person
Metal detectorist Joseph Cook has reunited a man with his diamond wedding ring after uncovering it on a sandy beach.
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Debt Activists Cancel $10 Million in Student Loan Debt After Buying it All for a Penny on the Dollar
The purchase wiped out the debt for 2,777 students, amounting to around $3,600 dollars of debt per student from the Fall 2022 school term.
A Teenager Was Having a Stroke but His Dog Helped Save Him, Explains Doctor
Sabih Effendi, a neurosurgeon who treated Gabriel, told the family that if Axel hadn't intervened, he might never have recovered.
A Zoo Is Fighting to Bring Lioness and Her 3 Cubs Abandoned in War-Torn Ukraine to Britain
Safe but not sound, they were transferred from Kyiv to a holding facility in Poznan, Western Poland, where they remain to this day.
Elon Musk to Bring Back 1st Drive-in Movie Theater to LA at Tesla's New Supercharging Station
Once a classic American weeknight spot, there are only 320 drive-in theaters left in the country where there were once 4,000.
Large Study of 80,000 Migraine Sufferers Uncovers Commonalities That May Lead to Potential Treatment
Migraine sufferers have been offered fresh hope after research discovered potential new ways of treating the debilitating headaches.
One of the World's Rarest Animals is Born - Zoo Conservationists Bolster Population of Only Hundreds Left in Wild
A Philippine spotted deer, one of the world's rarest animals, has been born to the delight of conservationists at Chester Zoo in England.
Local Car Community Comes Together in Two Days to Form Parade of 83 Drivers for Stranger's Birthday - WATCH
A single mom reached to a Nashville area car community hoping they could give her son a special birthday-their response left her speechless.
A Sculpture Gifted to Couple Who Gave Him Shelter During a Storm 68 Years Ago Sells for $100,000
The piece also came with drawings and plans for the piece, along with letters and cards sent to the Richards by the artist over the years.
Explorers Become First Ever to Row 2,000 Miles of the Arctic's Northwest Passage-Led by a Texan
The final sixteen miles as the team approached Cape Bathurst on the other side of the remote Northern Territory, were the most harrowing
After Fracking is Halted, the Site's Drill Hole is Now A Source of Clean Geothermal Energy
Every 3,000 feet or so one drills down into the Earth, the rock warms by 54°F or thereabouts. At 2 miles, the rock is very hot.
Tai Chi Can Curb Parkinson's Disease Symptoms for Years and Lower Needed Drug Doses-Study
Any visitor to China will have undoubtedly seen old folks doing Tai Chi in the park, a popular activity to keep limber, espeically in winter.
When Builders in Maui Constructed Tiny Homes for Man's Family, it Grew into Crowdfunded Rehousing Project
Fincher lost everything in the fires, but within four days, builder Juan Ricci was ordering materials to build his family build a tiny home.
Google Launches Tool to Predict Floods-That Already Aided in Early Evacuations in Chile
Flood Hub is working in over 60 countries right now, sending out alerts between 2 and 7 days in advane of potential river flooding.
Chicken Feathers Can Replace 'Forever Chemicals' in Renewable Hydrogen Fuel Cells, Lowering Cost
Hydrogen fuel cells can generate both emissions-free energy and a volatile portable fuel similar to diesel, but involve forever chemicals.
Students Build World's First Off-Road Solar-Powered SUV-and Drive it Across Morocco
The roof has inbuilt solar panels that charge the electric battery while driving, allowing a savings of weight in the battery pack.
Hero Bus Driver Saves Boy From Choking on Coin, Rushing Him to Safety-WATCH
Not all heroes wear capes, some like Raquel Radford Baker of the Dallas Independent School District, drive school buses.
Young Driver Fatality Rates Have Fallen Sharply in the US, Helped by Education, Restrictions
Education was cited as one of two major factors that have influenced the drop in fatal collisions, particularly when parents were involved.
Old Coal Mine Filled With Warm Water Has Been Heating a Town with Green Energy for 6 Months
At certain depths, mine water can sit at over 100° Fahrenheit. The renewable energy use here involves pumping the water into home heat pumps
19 Wildcats Set to Bring Back Scottish Highland Species - They're Thriving in a Reintroduction Program
The iconic species was declared "functionally extinct in the wild" due to habitat loss and interbreeding with domesticated cats.
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