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Emotional first meeting between teen leukemia survivor and his life-saving bone marrow donor touches hearts online
For 18-year-old leukemia survivor Elijah John, meeting his life-saving bone marrow donor was a moment he once thought might never come. On a sunny afternoon at Manhattan’s Pier 57 on Saturday, the...
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Assistant principal who was attacked by student left blinded in one eye and may lose it completely
An assistant principal, Candra Rogers, was left blind in one eye and may lose it completely after an incident involving a middle school student at Collins Intermediate School in Corsicana on August 15....
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Here is why Tanzania’s president named a lion after her rival
Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan injected a dose of humor into her country’s domestic politics by naming a “troublesome” lion after an opposition leader. The comparison...
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I had to pretend to have ‘special needs’ to enable my mom collect govt benefits – Tyrese Gibson opens up
Actor Tyrese Gibson has revealed on the “Million Dollaz Worth of Game” podcast that his late mother made him pretend to have “special needs” as a child to collect government benefits....
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O.J. Simpson lives on as his ashes have been turned into jewelry for 4 children
O.J. Simpson’s legacy is taking an unexpected twist – not in headlines, but as jewelry. According to his longtime lawyer and estate executor, Simpson’s remains have been turned into cremation...
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U.S. Olympic star abandons $200,000 to chase her dream by interning for $12 an hour as financial advisor
Lauryn Williams, an Olympic champion in track and bobsled, was earning $200,000 a year at age 20, but by 30, she found herself interning for just $12 an hour. Despite making history as the first American...
