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1 week ago | 
usatoday.com | Seth Carnell
A 62-year-old mom astonished onlookers and proved age is just a number by attempting a backflip off a 10-meter-high diving board. Karen Ali from Trofaiach, Austria, was inspired by her son Osama Ali, 24, an extreme sports content creator who specializes in cliff diving. While she often worried about his daring stunts, she decided to tackle her own anxieties head-on by training alongside him.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Seth Carnell
A gaggle of goslings keep getting stuck in this man's pool. Watch what he does next. A clever man thought outside of the box when some baby geese were repeatedly getting stuck in his pool. Instead of constantly trying to scoop them out, Matthew Henry of Chesapeake, Virginia, decided to build makeshift stairs and patiently encourage the gaggle of goslings to use them. Despite the …
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1 week ago | 
usatoday.com | Seth Carnell
A clever man thought outside of the box when some baby geese were repeatedly getting stuck in his pool. Instead of constantly trying to scoop them out, Matthew Henry of Chesapeake, Virginia, decided to build makeshift stairs and patiently encourage the gaggle of goslings to use them. Despite the protective parents hissing, Henry persisted and was ultimately able to guide the goslings toward a safer way out.
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2 weeks ago | 
usatoday.com | Seth Carnell
Wyatt Ban was heading home from a breakfast outing with his mom, Morgan Ban, when they passed a cow acting strangely. At first, his mom dismissed Wyatt's concern, but he insisted they turn their car around to see what was wrong. Leaving his mom in the car, Wyatt squeezed under a wire fence for a closer look. As he approached the anxious cow, he realized that her calf was trapped down in the creek.
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3 weeks ago | 
heraldnews.com | Seth Carnell
Karen Koutsogiannis's first wedding anniversary after the death of her husband brought her a touching surprise in Swansea, Massachusetts. Karen was presented with a card that she believed was a kind gesture by her kids, Lindsey, Caitlin, and Nikos. However, as she began reading, it dawned on her that the words written in the card were from her late husband, Anthony.
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4 weeks ago | 
usatoday.com | Seth Carnell
Karen Koutsogiannis's first wedding anniversary after the death of her husband brought her a touching surprise in Swansea, Massachusetts. Karen was presented with a card that she believed was a kind gesture by her kids, Lindsey, Caitlin, and Nikos. However, as she began reading, it dawned on her that the words written in the card were from her late husband, Anthony.
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1 month ago | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Seth Carnell
Watch Navy officer dad sneak up behind his pre-teen daughters to surprise themA deeply moving moment took place in San Diego when two sisters were stunned by the sound of their military father's voice. Quiyon Young is a U.S. Navy chief warrant officer based in Japan. It had been three years since Laila, 11, and Laci, 9, had last seen their father in person. His girls live in Baltimore with their mother. Before Quiyon's assignment overseas, they would visit him often in San Diego.
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1 month ago | 
usatoday.com | Seth Carnell
A deeply moving moment took place in San Diego when two sisters were stunned by the sound of their military father's voice. Quiyon Young is a U.S. Navy chief warrant officer based in Japan. It had been three years since Laila, 11, and Laci, 9, had last seen their father in person. His girls live in Baltimore with their mother. Before Quiyon's assignment overseas, they would visit him often in San Diego. and shared a close and strong bond.
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1 month ago | 
usatoday.com | Seth Carnell
Co-parenting was on display in its finest form in Ingram, Texas, at a Little League basketball game where two parents came together to create the perfect moment for their son.Twelve-year-old Harvey Ray burst into tears of joy when his dad, Allen, traveled over 1000 miles from South Carolina to watch him play basketball for the first time. Separated parents Kristina and Allen secretly planned the heartwarming surprise, splitting flight costs.
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Feb 28, 2025 | 
ca.style.yahoo.com | Seth Carnell
When a bride-to-be opened a sweet video message from her Army brother at her wedding rehearsal dinner, she thought that was the end of the story. But there was so much more to come. India Jones of Bedford, Virginia, didn't think her brother, U.S. Army Sergeant Christian Hart, was going to make her wedding due to being deployed in Iraq. He'd already missed his sister Jasmine's wedding and had sent a similar video message congratulating her and wishing her the best.
