Category: Human Interest (Page 32)
A pregnant obstetrician delivered another woman’s baby before going into labor herself.
Dr. Amanda Hess was preparing to give birth at Frankfort Regional Hospi…
An American travel blogger promises to trade his first or business class seat with anyone who spots him at any airport.
Gilbert Ott, founder of the travel blog God Save the Poi…
Eighty people saved a family from drowning at the Panama City Beach in Florida, USA, by forming a linear human chain.
Two boys aged 8 and 11 were stranded in a…
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…
