Keanu Reeves Creates Comic Books with New Superhero that Kinda Looks Like Him
Keanu Reeves made his comic book writing debut recently with BRZRKR, an exceptionally-violent graphic novel
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Renewables Met 100% of the Increase in Global Electricity Need This Year in 2022
The report found that the renewables increased by 416 terawatt hours (TWh), slightly exceeding the rise in electricity demand itself
Ukraine Girl Bereft Without Her Cat is Reunited Thanks to Kind Strangers in 5 Countries and 7,000 Miles-WATCH
A truly astonishing story of war-time goodwill to mend a 10-year-old's broken heart will bring a tear to almost anyone.
Australia Sets Aside 30% of Land Mass to Protect its Unique Species
One of the most biologically diverse countries on Earth, so many of Australia's animals are found nowhere else on our planet.
Boy Struggling at School is Now a Math Genius After His Mom Taught Him to Use An ABACUS-May Help Today's Kids
Dhruv has now landed an apprenticeship at international beverage firm Diageo and said he reckons his teachers would be shocked.
Ancient 3,000 Year-old Canoe Discovered Beneath Wisconsin Lake Carved From Single Piece of Oak
Thomsen probably couldn't believe her luck when during a recreational dive this May, she spied another canoe in the depths of the water.
Adopted Man Discovers Family After 20 Years When Brother Used His Unusual Name to Track Him Down
It was July 20th however, that he got an Instagram message from a man called Jalen Vickers; he said he was his older brother.
New Florida Community Survived Hurricane Virtually Unscathed After Being Designed for Resilience
Babcock Ranch's blend of solar power, native flora, and built-to-code construction meant that they never even lost power.
Exposure to More Foreign Accents Helps Children Grow Their Vocabulary Faster, Gamified Science Shows
Today more and more kids are growing up in multi-ethnic environments, especially in Europe, or global cities like Singapore.
Zac Efron Bonds with 81-Year-Old Hero Who Inspired His New Film, The Greatest Beer Run Ever Movie: 'I Was Honored'
The connection Efron made to the real-life hero was the biggest reward of all the effort of shooting in bad weather, and with the moustache.
Galaxy Twinkling with Universe's Oldest Stars Discovered by Astronomers
Named the "Sparkler," it's a "globular cluster" nine billion light years away, just 4.5 billion years after the Big Bang.
Lonely 67-Year-Old Sets Up Woodworking 'Shed' to Combat Loneliness in Men, Following Global Trend
There are 17 U.S. Men's Sheds, including one in Hawai'i. They are springing up in Canada as well, and surging in number around the UK.
India Deploys Super-Sniffer Dogs to Protect Newly-Introduced Cheetahs from Poachers
Ilu the German shepherd and her teammates will also be taught to sniff out tiger bones, elephant tusks, and other trafficked wildlife parts.
Singapore Uses Bright Colored Signs to Created a Dementia-Friendly Neighborhood - LOOK
The project's objective was to create a system that assists seniors and those afflicted with dementia in navigating around their neighborhoods
Lost for 97 Years, Rediscovered Magnolia Tree Spurs Hope for its Restoration in Haiti
The northern Haiti magnolia (Magnolia emarginata) has been missing since scientists first discovered it in 1925
Thrilled Swimmers are Visited By Playful Penguins and Sea Lions at the Equator - WATCH
Galapagos penguins and sea lions came to play, thrilling a pair of scuba divers swimming near the Galapagos Islands.
Free Life Jackets Loaned to Anyone in Need - Now Saving Lives in 1,000 Locations Across the US
The world's largest life jacket loaner program crossed a huge milestone, setting up location number 1,000 at the Clearwater beach in Florida.
New Alzheimer's Drug Slows Mental Decline By 27% in Trial Hailed as 'Most Encouraging to Date'
Biogen and Eisai released their phase 3 trial results, showing new Alzheimer's drug lecanemab slowed the rate of cognitive decline by 27%.
Taking Ketamine and Looking at Smiling Faces is a Therapy That Could Help End Depression, Shows Clinical Trial
Being given ketamine and then looking at smiling faces could help end depression, according to a new scientific study.
Complimenting a Stranger is What We'd Most Like to Do in Public But Don't Have the Guts, Says Top 10 Survey
Complimenting a stranger in the street is the top thing adults would most like to do in public, but don't have the guts –Top 10 list.
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