Category: Human Interest (Page 32)
A female pilot went on a solo journey to promote the importance of women in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
Twenty-nine-year-old Shaesta Waiz, an ex-r…
Researchers found that fake news becomes viral because of two factors—people’s limited attention and information overload.
A group of researchers conducted a s…
A video recently became viral as it featured a Japanese diver kissing a huge fish
Hiroyuki Arakawa, a diver and caretaker of an underwater shrine, was shown kissing an Asian sh…
Zauo, a Japanese theme restaurant known for its fishing concept, will soon open a branch in New York City.
Like its branches in Japan, Zauo New York will also …
A German shepherd has been expelled from a police academy in Queensland, Australia for being too friendly.
Gavel [GAV-uh…
One of the quadruplets born at UCI Medical School, Brianna Miner, graduated from the same school with the help of Dr. Manuel Porto, the doctor who delivered her a…
A diamond ring originally bought for $13 has been discovered to be worth around $456,000.
Bought in the 1980s at a garage sale in London, the undervalued ring had a rus…
The Japanese government has recently begun its annual promotion of the Cool Biz campaign.
According to Japan’s Ministry of Environment, Cool Biz was originally launched in 2005…
A seven-year-old boy from Suzhou, China fell off the tenth floor of a building while trying to imitate a cartoon character.
The boy was reportedly alone at home when he decided…
Delta Air Lines employees may now offer nearly $10,000 in compensation to customers who will give up seats on overbooked flights.
It is legal …
