Woman Brings Meals to Homeless Man Twice-After She Sees Him Share With Others
A chain of profound events I witnessed last night on a prosperous street in Santa Barbara proved that acts of kindness can multiply quickly.
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IKEA is Ditching All of Their Single-Use Plastics Throughout Stores
The company's 363 stores are ditching every kind of single-use plastic, from garbage bags to straws and drink stirrers.
Anonymous Group of Adults Secretly Watches Over Struggling Youth of Their Town
All the successful members of this secret society came from Fredonia – now, they are using their wealth to anonymously give back to the town.
Mother Who Refused to Give Up Disabled Son Nurtures Him All the Way to Harvard
When Ding was born, doctors told his mother that it wasn't worth keeping a disabled infant – his acceptance letter to Harvard, however, says otherwise.
New Study of 1,000 Couples Shows HIV Drug Treatment Has Eliminated All Risk of Transmitting HIV Infection
This exciting new study shows that HIV-positive people on antiretroviral therapy have "zero" chances of infecting their partners.
When Student Accepts Stranger's Accidental Invitation to a Funeral, She Becomes 'Brightest' Part of the Day
One month ago, Leena Ali and Dawn Burke were total strangers - but an accidental text brought them together in an emotional way.
Mystery of Prosthetic Leg Found Atop Sawdust Pile Points to Man's Passionate Hobby
We should all have such a hobby we love to practice as passionately as the one that Dion does. He is even willing to give up a prosthetic leg to do so.
Rooftop Panels of Tiny Plants Can Cleanse Polluted Air at 100 Times the Rate of a Single Tree
In a "world first," scientists are installing panels of microplants to clean up London air pollution with stunning efficiency.
When Bird Rescuers Ask for Help During Nesting Season, Thousands of People Donate Hand-Knitted Nests
When bird rescuers were scrambling to take care of all their feathered patients, thousands of people came together to help.
Researchers Finally Find Cure for the Fatal Sting of the World's Most Venomous Creature
Australian researchers have used CRISPR to develop a groundbreaking new antidote for the world's most venomous creature: the box jellyfish.
NYC Passes Bold New Legislation Requiring Green Roofs on New Buildings - and Much More
The Big Apple recently approved an unprecedented new package of initiatives to place the city at the forefront of the fight against climate change.
Song Made Entirely of Bird Calls is Climbing the Music Charts - Watch the Enchanting Music Video
This 3-minute collection of endangered bird calls is proving to be just as popular as Taylor Swift and Lil Nas.
Man Completes Ultimate Nonstop Road Trip By Visiting All 419 National Park Service Sites in America
Inspired by his father's death, this 33-year-old man embarked on an epic nonstop road trip to visit every single National Park Service site in the US.
Rather Than Close Their Doors, South Korean School Fills Classrooms With Illiterate Older Women
Some older village women have never had the opportunity to learn to read or write – but now, they're finally being given a chance.
Man is Responsible for Restoring Mobility to Over 20,000 Animals - and He Wants to Help Others Do the Same
This trailblazer is responsible for saving thousands of animals all over the world - from cats and dogs to elephants and kangaroos.
High School Performance of 'Alien' So Impressive, Sigourney Weaver Surprises Students at Second Show
Despite a tiny high school budget, students did such a realistic job bringing the film ALIEN to life that Sigourney Weaver showed up and Ridley Scott sent money.
This Icelandic Facility is Capturing CO2 Emissions So They Can Turn It All into Stone
This fascinating carbon capture system could be a groundbreaking new tool in the fight against greenhouse gas pollution and climate change.
After Hearing Sweet Story About Why eBay Bidder Wanted a Necktie, Man Gave It to Him for Free
This retired CIA-agent may have been trying to sell his old necktie for $6.99, but the accessory ended up inspiring a priceless story of kindness.
Library of Congress Makes Dozens of Ultra-Rare Children's Books Available For Free Online
As a means of celebrating the centennial of Children's Book Week, the Library of Congress has digitized dozens of rare children's books online.
A Poor State in India Learned From Its Mistakes: How It Saved a Million People From the Devastating Cyclone
Despite being home to some of the nation's poorest farmers and residents, this Indian state has experienced almost no casualties following Cyclone Fani.
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