A Flood of Generosity and Singing Offers Flow in for Homeless Opera Sensation From Subway
Emily Zamourka's homeless life is turning around, thanks to a viral video of singing opera on the subway posted by a cop, and donations through GoFundMe.
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Bride Surprised WWII Groom Wearing Gown Made of His Parachute
A couple recently celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary with their prized a keepsake - a wedding gown made from a WWII parachute.
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Though the study showed that aspirin was the best at reducing the harmful effects of particulate matter on the lungs, other NSAIDS showed the same benefits.
Coastal Living is Linked With Better Mental Health, Particularly for Poorer Homeowners
Households across the coast of England—regardless of their income bracket—were shown to have better mental health than those living inland.
A Spoon That Steadies Tremors Gets a Lift From Google
Google is throwing its money, brain power and technology into developing adaptive equipment for people with essential tremors and Parkinson's disease. In September they bought a company that has designed a spoon that senses how a hand is shaking and makes instant adjustments to stay balanced.
In 'Massive Boost' to Climate Goals, Banks Responsible for $47 Trillion in Assets Are Committing to Saving the Earth
More than one-third of the world's banks are committing to the sustainability goals that were set by the Paris Agreement.
Crane Operator Makes Heartwarming Pact With Dying Man Who Had Been Watching Him Work Every Day
Shawn Beveridge is now so happy that he decided to introduce himself to the man who had been watching him work from across the street.
We Can Now Help Keep Plastics Out of the Ocean Simply By Ditching the 'Delicate' Washing Machine Cycle
Scientists have uncovered yet another way that we can do our part to help keep oceans clean-all we have to do is ditch the "delicate" wash cycle.
UCLA is Launching the World's First Research Institute on the Science of Kindness
The UCLA Bedari Kindness Institute is set to support kindness research and create opportunities to translate that research into real-world practices.
New Blood Test Can Detect Dozens of Different Cancers With 99.4% Accuracy
The exciting new research says that millions of people with undiagnosed cancer could get treatment for the disease before it even starts to show symptoms.
EU Approves Groundbreaking New 'Right to Repair' Laws Requiring Appliances to Be Easier to Fix
The new laws will require common household products to be manufactured with sustainability and repair in mind for the consumer.
After Recovering From Suicide Attempt, Man Now Finds Joy in Erasing Hateful Graffiti
This Ohio businessman is finding peace and healing by powerwashing away hateful graffiti on his city streets—and he's doing it free of charge.