Cutest Science Lecture Ever: Watch 3-Yr-old Explain Chemistry to Ellen
This three-year-old girl hasn't learned to read yet, but she knows all 118 elements on the periodic table and their chemical characteristics.
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The Moment a Girl Could Suddenly Hear Was Highlight for Richard Branson (WATCH)
Some moments can change everything – and also leave an indelible mark on those who witness those moments. "I have been fortunate to do some very exciting things in my lifetime. But helping a young girl to hear for the very first time was one of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had," said […]
Businessman Spends $20K to Give US Troops in the Airport a Hot Meal
When a California businessman saw some U.S. troops eating field rations at an airport, he offered to buy them an expensive hot meal — all 400 of them.
Crew Frees Two Deer Tangled in Wire and Own Antlers (WATCH)
It took at least six people to free two white-tail bucks that had locked antlers and gotten themselves tangled in wire.
Blindsided by Donation: Stranger Leaves $125M to Charity for the Blind
A charity that helps the blind was stunned when a man they'd never heard from before left them $125 million in his will.
A Handful of Walnuts May Trick You Into Lowering Your Cholesterol
Eating a handful of walnuts every day may inadvertently train you to eat better.
Southern California's Air Continues To Get Cleaner, 12% Better Than 2014
Californians can now breath a little easier, according to a report released at the end of 2015 stating that smog is continuing to clear up. During 2015's peak summer season, California had 82 high smog days - twelve percent fewer than the previous year with its tally of 92. According to the Air Quality Management District, […]
Kids Wrap Lamp Poles With Free Coats to Keep Homeless People Warm
Little girls spent the day dressing lamp posts in winter coats for the homeless to take.
Good News For Pregnant Women Who Love Drinking Coffee
Women consuming moderate amounts of caffeine during pregnancy can be reassured that they are not harming their child's brain or intelligence.
Nine Outdoor Preschools to Operate in Seattle Parks; May Be New Trend
In a new partnership with Seattle Parks department, 3 and 4-year-olds in Seattle, Washington are trading preschool classrooms for the great outdoors.
Crochet Community Piles On the Yarn for Princess Wigs for Kids With Cancer
What started out as one woman knitting a Disney princess wig for her little friend fighting cancer has grown as big as a country music hair-do, but with a lot more love.
Feisty 97-yr-old Wants to See the Future at Google: Priceless Video!
Living nearly a century, this lady never got to be an engineer, but one wish came true–and tugged at heart strings–a personal tour from the engineers at Google.
This Teacher Gives Compliments to Every Student, Each Morning -Watch
The world could learn a lot from this Florida special education teacher. He doesn't start his lessons until he's complimented every child in his class.
Breakthrough Can Deliver Medicine to the Brain for the First Time
Doctors now have a way to break through a protective barrier in the brain so they can deliver medications like they never could before.
London's Thames is Coming Back to Life With Whales, Dolphins, and Seals
You won't believe which sea creatures have been spotted in London's Thames River after the environmental comeback of the last ten years.
High School Kids Start Food Pantry to Keep Classmates From Hunger
What started off as a student government project has become a full-time resource for teens in the North Carolina school who don't have enough food at home.
Woman Donates Entire Toy Store to Kids in Homeless Shelters
Not content to drop off a toy at a donation bin, this woman bought an entire toy store to share with homeless kids, just in time for the holidays.
All These Bikes Are Destined for Prison -And The Reason is Wonderful
Prison inmates with plenty of time, are doing really good work for a thousand children every year.
University to Build Support Center With Jobs for Adults With Autism
Adults with autism are left with few options when they age out of "the system." Fortunately, one college plans to offer a great work-life opportunity.
Breakthrough in Arid Egypt For Making Salty Sea Water Drinkable
A breakthrough design out of Egypt could dramatically cut the cost of purifying water—and make the process easy enough for individuals to do themselves.
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