Taxi Driver Saves His Marriage By Inventing Anti-Snore Pillow That He Dreamt Up in His Sleep
Phil Moore's wife couldn't handle his snoring any longer – but thankfully, he dreamt up the perfect business idea to save the day.
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This Woman Couldn't Find Soap For Her Son's Fragile Skin, So She Turned To YouTube And Made Her Own
Krystyn Keller of Alabama began her successful soap brand, Keller Works, after learning to make natural products on YouTube.
One-Armed High School Basketball Phenom, Landus Anderson, Soars
High school basketball player Landus Anderson is one of the top players in the state of Florida averaging an impressive 19 points-per-game. And he does it with the use of only one arm. His parents have seen that determination show up in all areas of his life. (w/ Video)
America Actually Voted on the Most Fabulous Public Restrooms - Here's Where They Are (Photos)
You are now invited to vote on which of these dazzling bathrooms deserve to be named the Best Restroom in America.
Power of Hypnosis Can Change Lives
Struggling with depression for as long as she can remember, Nadeen Manuel finally found the key to become free from her life-long depression: hypnosis. Now a therapist, Nadeed helps others overcome addiction and depression with her hypnosis techniques.
93-Year-old Ex-Chopper Rider Has New Lease on Life After Getting Mobility Scooter That Looks Like A Harley
A 93-year-old WW II veteran can enjoy his seaside town once again, thanks to a new TGA Supersport mobility scooter that looks like a Harley Davidson.
2.5 Million Young Americans Have New Health Insurance Coverage
About 2.5 million young people have received health insurance coverage as a result of health care reform measures that President Barack Obama signed into law last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Wednesday.
Las Vegas Used Car Dealer Saves Travelers Stranded After 9/11
After 9/11, Don Forman, a used car dealer in Las Vegas, offered a ride to anyone stranded in airports who needed to get home. For free. By the end of the day, 150 people were back at home in Southern California.
Longterm Recovery Rates for Anxiety Surprise Researchers
Despite enduring generalized anxiety for much of their lives, 72% of Canadians who suffered from it in the past are now living free of the disorder.
They Recycle Electronics - And People's Lives - By Giving Ex-Felons Good Jobs to Imagine a Better World
Brightmark and RecycleForce have partnered to train ex-felons for good jobs in recycling electronics, helping them better their lives and the world.
Man Builds Tiny "Life Jacket" To Save Beloved Pet Goldfish
Rather than just giving him the big flush, this little guy's owner made him an underwater "life jacket" from recycled tubing.
American Workplaces are Becoming More and More Casual, and Not Just on Friday
Americans believe workplace attire has become more casual across the board in the last decade, with fewer dress codes and more discretion.