Girl Scout's Hilariously Honest Cookie Reviews Lead to Record-breaking Sales
Charlotte wasn't afraid to ruthlessly grade the products she was selling. But because she was being honest, customers were more inclined to trust her.
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Meet the First Girl Scout Troop For Homeless Kids in New York City
The female members of Girl Scout Troop 6000 are becoming confident young leaders – despite how they all live in a homeless shelter.
Police Empty Their Wallets for Girl Scouts Who Were Robbed
After a mother and daughter were held up at gunpoint for their Girl Scout money, the Union City Police Department became determined to help.
1,000 Reasons to Live: How a Depression Survivor's Instagram Inspires Others
Whether it's a cup of tea or the sun in the trees: there's beauty all around us and Sahar Aker has been fighting depression by choosing to see it.
Using Instagram Can Actually Make Adolescents Feel Closer and More Loved By Their Friends
All those pictures of food, pets, and selfies may be considered shallow by baby boomers, but this study shows that youths who use Instagram feel less alone.
Instagram Actually Helps Users Eat Healthily, Study Says
Some people tend to think snidely of how people take photos of their food before eating it – but this new study says it actually helps people eat better.
New Hope For Babies Born Without Immune System as Gene Therapy Breakthrough Looks Like Cure
UCLA and St. Ormond Street Hospital have made a gene therapy breakthrough for children born with no immune system.
Floating 'WALL-E' Scarecrow Stops Seabirds from Diving into Fishing Nets
A googly-eyed, WALL-E-like "scare buoy" keeps around 25% of fish away from dangerous gillnets in which they could become entangled.
'VAX LIVE' Concert Raises $304M to Fund 26 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses for World's Most Vulnerable
The 'VAX Live' concert raised millions of dollars for millions of doses to be sent to the countries in need of the COVID-19 vaccines.
Biden Administration Takes Steps to Reinstate Migratory Bird Protections After Trump Rule Struck Down by Court
The U.S. began a process to formally withdraw a Trump action that removed "incidental take" protections from the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
NASA Detects 'Persistent Hum' Deep in the Cosmos, 14 Billion Miles From Earth
Voyager I has detected a 'persistent hum' deep in the cosmos, far outside out solar system, researchers say.
These Beautiful Italian Towns Will Pay You to Move There if You Work Remotely
Santa Fiora or Rieti will pay telecommuters/remote workers to move to their towns and rent a house in picturesque Italian landscapes.
Kids Have Been Reading Longer, More Difficult Books in Lockdown, and It's Boosting Moods
Children's literacy has gone up during the pandemic, a new study from the UK has found, helping allay parents' fears.
Researchers Find That Wild Donkeys and Horses Dig Desert Watering Holes Vital For Entire Ecosystem
Performing a function not seen in the Sonoran since the Ice Age, wild donkeys and horses, dig wells which desert animals drink from.
The Area of Forests Regrown Since 2000 Covers the Size of France, Potentially Absorbing a Full Year of U.S. Emissions
59 million hectares, an area the size of France, has experienced natural forest regrowth over the last 20 years.
New Tech Makes Perishable Food Last For Months Without a Fridge, Helping Farmers and the Planet
Keeping food fresh past 90 days at room temp without the use of artificial preservatives, this new packaging tech is a game changer.
App Lets You Buy Leftover Food From Your Favorite Restaurants-Saving 150k Meals a Day Globally
Too Good To Go is a takeaway restaurant app that lets you save, for cut rates, whatever food your favorite restaurant has from being wasted.
Pulling Vodka From the Air: This Award Winning Carbon-Negative Spirit Comes From Captured CO2
Using technology to pull carbon emissions from the air and convert it to ethanol, Air Company then uses it to create premium vodka.
Study Arts and Science Together Like Da Vinci Did, And You'll Get Best Outcome, Researchers Say
University of Cambridge researchers have found that teaching kids under the STEAM rather than STEM method can help them.
Rome Colosseum Visitors to Finally Get Gladiators' View With Hi-Tech Ampitheater Floor
The Roman Colosseum is to get a hi-tech floor for its amphitheater by 2023, providing visitors with a new perspective.
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