Kailyn Toussaint

At first glance, a state prison isn’t where you’d expect to find orphaned squirrels or injured blue jays.

Ducks in Taiwan are living it up in floating pinecone-shaped huts designed by artist Cheng Tsung Feng.

An Illinois teen’s postcard from the U.N. just reached him—seven decades and one cross-country move since he sent it.

A bear raided a California ice cream shop—strawberry didn’t survive.

Forget rice or rose petals— one Texas judge is making courthouse weddings pop.

Wellington, a stray pig who roamed Maryland’s streets for months, just found his forever home in Pennsylvania — and he’s living like a dog.

A dad’s daily notes to his daughter inspired the Dad Letter Project, sending free handwritten letters of kindness worldwide.

Ned, a rare New Zealand snail, has a problem most of us can relate to—he just wants to find someone to love.

On the 21st of every month, neighbors on Capitol Hill know exactly where to find the beat: David Weiner’s living room.

Photographer Gurcharan Roopra spent hours in near-total darkness, waiting in silence by a watering hole in Kenya to capture this shot.

Meet Floridian Bill Brown, a 96-year-old who grew a garden into a food bank feeding thousands.

Trash turned into art by San Francisco artists.

American student Maddy Kacmarcik never expected a chance roadside meeting in Australia to lead to four years of marriage with Travis.

🍟 Somebody call Cher: McDonald’s has finally found a way to turn back time. The fast-food chain is introducing an adult Happy Meal, which becomes available nationwide starting today.

Meet Bob Becker, an 80 year old with an ultramarathon addiction. 

If you could get a terrible portrait of yourself, would you? 

🤖 The Terminator warned us he’d be back—and apparently, the time is nigh. Businesses’ rising adoption of AI accounted for 10,000+ job cuts in July alone, according to a report released last week by Challenger, Gray & Christmas.