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Colorblind People Seeing Fall Colors for the First Time Is So Inspiring
Not being able to see in color is reality for 13 million Americans. But new technology lets people see beautiful fall colors for the first time.
Recent Articles By Jennifer Aldrich
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HealthPeople of All Ages Are Getting Unusually Excited About a Cheap Pair of Compression Socks
Looking for affordable compression socks? These socks are cheap, comfortable, and effective at increasing blood flow and preventing blood clots.
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FamilyHolding a Loved One’s Hand Can Ease Physical Pain, Study Suggests
The empathetic touch of a loved one could alleviate pain, a new study suggests. The lead author says the report shows the power of human touch.
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AnimalsCouple Loses 80 Pounds Walking Their Anxious Rescue Dog
When Jingle was rescued from a dog fighting ring, he was anxious and recovering from wounds. Now, he's happy and has helped his owners lose 80 pounds.
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AnimalsMeet the Service Dogs Who Are Comforting People After the Parkland Shooting
Golden retrievers have been sent to comfort the people after the horrific mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, that killed 17 people.
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Food & RecipesCouples Who Get Engaged at Panera Can Win a Fully-Catered Wedding
Get engaged at Panera on Valentine's Day and you could win free Panera at your wedding reception. Five lucky couples will be chosen.
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FamilyMeet Lucas, The First-Ever Gerber Baby With Down Syndrome
The first Gerber Baby with Down syndrome is named in the 2018 Gerber Baby Photo Search: Lucas Warren is the first spokesbaby to have Down syndrome.
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HomeYou Can Buy a House in a Beautiful Italian Town for Just a Dollar
You buy a home in Ollolai, Italy for mere pocket change. The beautiful Italian town has homes that are being sold for just $1.24.
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FamilyMan Honors Mother Who Died From Cardiac Arrest With Meaningful Tattoo
Thomas Resch, 21, wanted to honor his mom in a special way after she died on January 16. He got a tattoo in her handwriting and her last heartbeat.
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AnimalsWomen Understand Dogs Better Than Men Do, Study Suggests
Women understand dogs better than men because we are more empathetic and sensitive to others' emotions. You didn't have to tell us that!