When Woman is Unable to Retrieve Her Ring From 5,000 Miles Away, Stranger Delivers it Herself
Sarah was heartbroken when she found out that she left her wedding ring in Italy – until a stranger on social media said that she would bring it back.
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For the First Time in its 51-Year History, Cracker Barrel Will Now Serve Alcohol in Restaurants
For the first time in its 51-year history, the restaurant chain Cracker Barrel is going to serve alcohol alongside signature Southern dishes.
Ikea to Buy Back Used Furniture Worldwide in Recycling Push For Black Friday
Ikea is opening used furniture shops in its locations while offering a buy back plan for your old Ikea chairs and bookcases.
This 10-Year-Old Walked 1,700 Miles With His Dad from Italy to England For a Hug With Grandma
10-year-old Romeo Cox walked with his dad, a veteran war reporter, from Palermo to London for a cuddle with his beloved grandmother.
14-Year-Old Girl Wins $25,000 For a Scientific Breakthrough That Could Lead to COVID-19 Cure
Anika Chebrolu has won the prestigious 2020 3M Young Scientist Challenge for her research that could lead to an effective COVID-19 treatment.
This Austin Restaurant is Making the Wittiest Pandemic Signs Anywhere
A restaurant that's famous for its hilarious signs has been pulling out all the stops to bring laughs in the era of COVID-19. Austin-based restaurant El Arroyo started making comic signs in the early 80s, and they've been perfecting the art ever since. When the pandemic reached the States' shores, and bars and restaurants began […]
7-Year-old Boy Who Was Bullied Opens a Huge Food Pantry, Making His Life All About Positive Energy
Little Cavanaugh Bell is getting bullied. With the help of his mom, he's urning sadness into positive energy–raising funds for those in need.
Rescue Dog Helps Save Endangered Whales By Sniffing Out Their Poop as a Conservation Canine
When marine biologist Deborah Giles adopted rescue dog Eba, she found the perfect dog to help her in conservation work with killer whales.
Breakthrough 3D Solar Panel Design Increases Light Absorption By 125% - A Potential Game-Changer
The University of York has increased the ability of solar panels to absorb light by a stunning 125 percent using a checkerboard design.
Preemie Born the Size of a Superman Doll Now Poses For Photos at Every Birthday With His Sidekick
A tiny preemie baby the size of a superman doll, Logan Ray, poses with the same toy in photos every passing year to show how much he's grown.
Canadian Researchers Gave Homeless People $7,500 Each and the Results Are So Uplifting
When the New Leaf Project in Vancouver gave homeless people $7,500, it helped participants turn their lives around and secure housing.
Real Estate Agent Uses Hilariously Posed 12-Foot Skeletons to Fill Her Properties for Halloween (LOOK)
What better way for a real estate agent to advertise her properties than to turn them into amusing haunted houses for people to enjoy?
There's a Secret to Building Rap-Paw With Your Cat-And Researchers Have Figured it Out
A team of psychologists in Sussex, England have discovered a new way for humans to bond with cats. Try it for yourself.
The Best Inspiration for Your Jack-O-Lanterns Might Come From This Retired Man's 8-Hour Masterpieces
Not sure how to carve your pumpkins this year? Let Utah's Ken Klinker be your guide-he's been doing intricate designs for 20 years.
'Woweee' Says World's First Nobel Prize-Winning Mascot as He Reacts to Big Win
Foxtrot the UN World Food Programme mascot had the most adorable Instagram reaction to his team's 2020 Nobel Peace Prize win.
Pentagon is Funding Ultrasound Devices That Prevent Tissue Death After Spinal Cord Injuries
With funding from DARPA, Johns Hopkins is developing an ultrasound device the size of a Band-Aid to curb paralysis after spinal injury.
America's Largest Solar Panel-Maker Leads the World in Panel Recycling-Recovering 95% of Materials
America's largest solar panel maker is also the world's largest recycler of panels, with their program recovering 95% of materials for reuse.
Scientists Create Transparent Wood Nearly as Clear as Glass to Make Stronger, Better Insulating Windows
University of Maryland scientists made a transparent wood nearly as clear as glass to make stronger, better insulating windows.
Birds in San Francisco Started Singing Differently in the Silence of the Pandemic Shutdown
Songs of white-crowned sparrows changed during COVID lockdown in San Francisco—they sounded louder but actually were softer and more diverse.
First Firefighting Robot in America Just Helped to Put Out a Blaze in Downtown Los Angeles
The RS3 had been on its way to a press conference debut when it was deployed on its first firefighting mission—and it was wildly successful.
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