Why Hundreds Of Thousands Are Choosing To Go Offline
A powerful movement is sweeping across America and Europe as hundreds of thousands of people flock to events where phones are either banned or locked away, desperate to reclaim genuine human connection in a world dominated by screens. The trend comes as no surprise when you learn that 68% of teens say they feel worse […]
The Anti Aging Secret Hiding In Language
Scientists analyzing data from more than 86,000 people across 27 European countries have discovered something remarkable: speaking two or more languages is associated with significantly reduced aging, and the effect gets stronger with each additional language you learn. People who use only one language were approximately twice as likely to experience accelerated aging, while multilingual […]
The Simple Idea That Became A Billion Dollar Movement
Forty years ago, three founders asked nonprofits a simple question: would you rather receive money or new products? The unanimous answer launched a movement that has since distributed over $3 billion worth of brand new clothing, toys, and home goods to families in need. Co founder Karen Bromley, who spent her early years in foster […]
This Family Of ELEVEN Just Got The Surprise Of A Lifetime
When Michelle and Von Poll learned that four siblings were about to be separated after losing their mother, they made a decision that would change eleven lives forever. Already raising five biological children, the Idaho couple opened their home to all four kids, refusing to let the siblings be split apart. Life became beautifully chaotic […]
How Nut Trees Are Saving Midwest Farms And The Environment
Every summer a pond at Rusted Plowshare farm in central Missouri used to fill with algae blooms as rows of corn and soybeans stretched across the landscape with native grasses and wildflowers, and there hadn’t been a quail sighting in 40 years. That changed dramatically when Josh Payne planted 20 acres of chestnut saplings in […]
Leopards Return After Being Gone For 170 YEARS
For an astonishing 170 years there hasn’t been a leopard sighting on the western coast of South Africa, but that recently changed when South Africa National Parks published a camera trap photograph of a leopard in West Coast National Park showing the elusive predator has recolonized an area where it has long been absent. Conservationists […]
What Started With Bedsheets Became Global Peace Movement
The giant white doves made from old bedsheets and carried high on poles first appeared more than two decades ago when Jane Goodall was named a UN Messenger of Peace in 2002, sparked by a group of Roots & Shoots students in Wisconsin who wanted to honor her mission. Jane explained that she had a […]
12 Year Old’s Response To Bullies Teaches Everyone A Lesson
When a group of teen girls were caught on video mocking 12 year old Devarjaye DJ Daniel at a gas station for wearing his police officer uniform, dancing around him and yelling “Arrest us!” with complete disrespect, people’s reaction was swift disapproval at such egregious bullying. DJ is an honorary police officer with hundreds of […]
Scientists Taught Bees To Read Morse Code
A groundbreaking new study from Queen Mary University of London is the first to show that an insect can differentiate between different durations of visual cues, with bumblebees successfully learning to distinguish between Morse code style dots and dashes, an ability previously seen only in humans and other vertebrates including macaques and pigeons. Researchers built […]
Rescue Chihuahua Only Responds To Spanish
Monica Matute, a dog lover who chronicles her foster rescues on TikTok, was having a hard time getting through to Nacho the Chihuahua until the moment she stopped giving him commands in English and switched to Spanish. In a viral video with over 14 million views, Matute casually asks Nacho “¿Qué pasó?” meaning “What happened?” […]