Massive Study Shows That Two Hours a Week is Key Dose of Nature for Health Benefits
This massive new English study has identified the perfect amount of time that people should spend outdoors in order to properly absorb all of its benefits.
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Zookeepers Capture Penguins' Amusing Reactions to Meeting Larger-Than-Life LEGO Brick Roommate
In an amusing new set of photos from the Edinburgh Zoo, a group of penguins were bemused to meet a feathered friend made of 3,200 LEGO bricks.
Teacher's Hilarious Story of How He Saved His Job By Joking About the Principal in School Talent Show
In this hilarious live performance, a high school English teacher describes how he saved his job by making a joke about fighting the principal.
Not Only Does Music Make Exercise Mentally Easier; It Also Makes It Easier for the Body, Says New Study
This intriguing new study says that upbeat music helps our bodies to physicallly benefit from high-intensity exercise as well as mentally.
Dozens of Creatures Thought to Be Extinct Found Alive in 'Lost City' in the Jungle (Photos)
These stunning discoveries mean that conservationists can now better protect the region from deforestation and habitat loss.
30 Baseball Stars Nominated for Giving Back in 2010 Roberto Clemente Awards
The Roberto Clemente award recognizes professional baseball players who exemplify sportsmanship, a commitment to community and the value of helping others.
Daniel Ortega Campaigning With John Lennon
The Nicaraguan leader, who is campaigning for president for the fourth time, is preaching harmony, love and reconciliation while John Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance" plays in the background.
The Right to Write: How One Pencil Started a Revolution
Adam Braun was on a fast track toward a lucrative corporate career, but it was a backpacking trip as a teenager in India when he met a little boy begging on the streets, that changed his stars. That moment became the spark for Pencils of Promise, an organization founded by Braun that builds schools in some of the world's poorest countries
Giving Women Credit: Pro Mujer Loans $1 Billion
The microfinance organization Pro Mujer is celebrating a milestone, having loaned to poor women one billion dollars since its inception in 1990. "Women in developing countries hold the key to their futures," says Lynne Patterson, founder of the nonprofit group with the name means "Pro Women" in Spanish. 270,000 women have lifted themselves and their […]
Survey Says That 76% of American Parents Are Being Motivated By Their Kids to Go Green
More and more American families are being encouraged to go green – and according to this survey, the household children are the ones advocating for change.
Famous Wensleydale Cheese Creamery to Turn Whey Waste into Biogas for Heating Homes
Rather than letting their cheese byproducts go to waste, this iconic English creamery will begin using their whey to sustainably heat homes.
After Groom Met Wife-to-Be at Dog Rescue Center, They Make the Rottweiler Their Best Man for the Wedding
This couple credits their blossoming romance to their beloved Rottweiler named Jack – so it seemed only fitting that the pup be their best man.