Amazing brother will raise his dying sister's baby as his own when she loses battle with brain cancer

It looks the perfect family snap of a doting new mum and dad with their newborn son. But behind this heartwarming picture lies a terrifying tragedy and a moving testament to the power of sibling love

boy helps little girl with Down Syndrome to overcome fear.

Tomas (4) helps his friend Ava, who has Down Syndrome, to overcome her fear when he explains that they don't eat humans.

Incredible moment police drone finds missing 81-year-old woman.

A missing 81-year-old woman was found in a cornfield after police in the US used a drone to track her whereabouts.

Child With Dairy Allergy Died After School Gave Him Grilled Cheese.

A pre-K school in New York is under investigation following the death of a boy whose parents claim he was given a grilled cheese sandwich despite school officials having been warned of his allergy to dairy.

Stranger Saves Wedding Cake After It Is Destroyed On Way To Avenue.

Bride Millie Maltby loves to bake, so she decided to make and decorate her own three-tier wedding cake for her nuptials to fiancé Matt in Brixham, England on Sept. 2.

How to study for a test.

Do you find it so hard to study sometimes, that you end up failing your tests, well here's a video that will help you study.

Stray Dog Crashes A Wedding And Finds His Own Happily Ever After

 

When Marília married Matheus on Sept. 30, rainy weather forced the couple to move the ceremony into a tent.

Teen Does The Honorable Thing After Finding Wallet With $1,500 Inside.

Tyler Opdyke didn’t think twice after he found a lost wallet with $1,500 inside. The 18-year-old from California immediately returned the wallet to its rightful owner and is now earning praise for doing the decent thing.

12-Year-old Girl Outsmarts Carjacker and Saves Little Sister.

A 12-year-old girl may not seem like much of a match for an adult carjacker but that wasn’t the case for Maddie Weiler.

Teens Save Dad’s Life When Truck Rolls Onto His Head.

Bob Staub might not be alive today if it were not for the quick-thinking of his 14-year-old son and his two teenage friends.