After South Korean soldier Kim Chin-kyung escaped from enemy forces, he decided to help them by creating universities in China and North Korea. More »
During World War II, young women known as WASPs risked their lives to fly planes to help the US military. 65 years later, they're finally getting the recognition they deserve. More »
American Express' new Members Project lets volunteers receive payment in rewards points for their time working with non-profits. More »
According to Cisco Labs futurist Dave Evans, telepathic technology will allow us to download data directly into our brains within several decades. More »
Los Angeles, California, is home to many wonderful and inspiring people and stories. Here are just a few of them. More »
16-year-old Sarah Phillips recorded Paolo Nutini's "Autumn" on her cell phone in tribute to her mother, Debbie, who died of cervical cancer the next day. More »
Electrolyzed water is just ionized salt water - but it has stronger cleaning power than bleach, while remaining clean and drinkable. More »
With the Skinput system, you can control your devices remotely by touching your own arm. More »
When Lawrence Fong suffered an extreme head injury, only his wife Beth's support got him through. Now, his support has helped her to complete the Ironman Triathlon. More »
Primary school teacher Luis Sariano believes education is valuable, and delivers learning resources to children across Colombia with his burromobile. More »
Check out these music videos from eight of our favorite instrumental guitar virtuosos. More »
Yesterday, a Black Labrador named Treo received the Dickin Medal, an award for animals in the military. More »
When Bruco Strong Eagle Eastwood began shooting at Deer Creek Middle School in Littleton, Colorado, math teacher David Benke tackled the gunman to prevent a Columbine-like massacre. More »
Cora Stetson, a cleaner at the Shriners Hospital for Children in Cincinnati, does more than clean: she helps sick kids get well. More »
Juliet Capulet, from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, receives a lot of mail. Luckily, "Il Club de Guilietta" (The Juliet Club) is there to answer it. More »