Watch Veteran's Reaction When NBA Surprises Him With Service Dog He's Been Waiting For
Sgt. 1st Class Luciano Yulfo gave his all to the military during his 36 years of service – so the NBA wanted to thank him with a sweet new service dog.
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Couple Finally Opens Mysterious Wedding Gift From 9 Years Earlier
After being given a wedding gift that warned not to open it until their first disagreement, the Gunns waited until the right time – which was 9 years later.
In Case of Typhoon, This Turbine Would Power Japan For 50 Years
The first prototype of its kind has been installed in Okinawa – though it's been tested with success, we'll just have to wait until an actual typhoon comes.
Golden Eagle Numbers Bounce Back to Historic New Levels
In 1992, there were only about 20 pairs of golden eagles left in the UK – but now Scotland is the home to over 500.
Teen Hailed for Creating Sprinkler That Only Waters Grass When Needed
15-year-old Sabiqul Hoque has just created the first 'smart sprinkler' that will hopefully keep gardeners and farmers from wasting water.
Toys R Us Open Stores For 'Quiet Hour' to Accommodate Kids With Autism
These UK toy stores dimmed their lights and turned off their music for one hour of quiet shopping time so kids with autism could browse in peace.
Ireland is Creating the Largest Grove of Redwoods Outside of California
In an effort to preserve the woodland titans, the Birr Castle Gardens in Ireland will plant the largest patch of redwoods outside of California.
Carefully Worded Appeals Make People 300% More Generous, Says Study
Researchers found that tweaking the wording of fundraising appeals improved contribution rates by incredible margins – nonprofits, take note.
NFL Player Spends Free Week Giving Books, Reading to Kids
This New England Patriots player could have spent his bye week taking a break from his busy schedule, but instead, he read to children in Georgia.
Groundbreaking New Blood Test Has 90% Success Diagnosing Concussions
Thanks to this inexpensive blood test, we no longer have to rely on patient symptom assessment and clinician judgement to diagnose a concussion.
Girl Hailed for Using Google Translate to Befriend New Student
Even though Amanda didn't speak Spanish, that didn't stop her from using her phone to befriend a sad new student at her elementary school.
Candy Theft Victim Rewarded With Car Full of Kit Kats For Everyone
After Hunter's Kit Kat bar was stolen out of his car by a fellow hungry college student, the candy company decided to share the wealth.
Tennis Star Sisters Unveil Resource Center for Victims of Gun Violence in Compton
Venus and Serena Williams are honoring their late sister and hometown by building an accessible resource center for Compton families affected by violence.
Website Transforms Donating to the Homeless - it's Personal and 10x Better
HandUp allows those battling homelessness to appeal directly to donors who can fund their particular needs like housing, transportation, and food.
Mexico's Sugary Beverage Tax Likely to Reduce Diabetes, Health Costs
Thanks to a 10% tax on sugary drinks, this study predicts that rates of mortality, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes will drop significantly.
This Adorable Vampire Cat Saved His Owner From Depression-Watch
She might have named this feline Nosferati or Dracula, but he's actually a sweet little Instagram star named Monkey–and he helped her adopted mom to heal.
Rising Rate of Female Immigrant-Owned Businesses Adds Billions to U.S. Economy
Quietly flourishing in diverse fields, female immigrants, which make up 20% of all entrepreneurs, have become an economic powerhouse in the U.S.
Instead of Visiting Eiffel Tower, This Couple Visited an Orphanage in Nepal
While most young couples choose to go to romantic European hotspots, this couple volunteered to work in a Nepalese orphanage instead.
Arabs in Knesset Push Through Bill to Ensure Proper Payments For Holocaust Survivors
Three Arabs in the Israeli government spearheaded an effort to ensure unobstructed payments for all the Israeli residents who survived the Holocaust.
Park Kicks Dirty Chemical Sprays For Greener, More Entertaining Weeders
Instead of toxic chemicals or heavy machinery, these adorable landscapers are hard at work clearing this park of invasive plants.
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