On Easter Sunday the CBS Sunday Morning show explored the concept of forgiveness. One woman has forgiven the man who killed her son in a drunken driving crash, and now embraces him during public events where the two talk to high school students about drinking and driving.
Another random act of music in a public place... this time in Antwerp Belgium's Central Station.
Erika Vohman is improving the lives of women in Central America by teaching them about their native Maya nut, a nutrient-rich seed that grows abundantly in rain forests. Many are still unaware of the nut, which can be ground into a meal for porridge or flatbread.
At the Dallas Fort-Worth area Arts and Jazz Festival this weekend, a Kindness Challenge Booth will be set up to urge passers-by to help complete 100 kind acts in 100 minutes.
For the first time, scientists have identified the activity of a metabolic enzyme found in the batteries of human skin cells as being key to the aging process.
Just two decades ago there were no wolves in Germany, after they were hunted to extinction a century ago.
This surprisingly simple enzymatic method could make a big dent in air pollution by turning the sun's rays into fuel.
After handsomely giving flats, jewelry, and cars to over 1,000 of his employees, Savji Dholakia is officially the best boss ever.
By giving kids low doses of peanut protein through a skin patch, this treatment showed great clinical benefit for treating allergies, with few side effects.
This soap molecule is made from natural products, like soybeans, coconut, and corn rather than fossil fuels, making it ten times better for the Earth.
Since there are no current treatments for vegetative patients, this medicinal breakthrough has researchers excited for future trials.
Thousands of children are born each year without documentation – but now it's been proven that a child's thumbprint can track their medical data forever.