Memories from Ground Zero On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Father Brian Jordan shares his touching recollections of serving as a chaplain at Saint Francis of Assisi Church in New York. He stresses the importance of teaching younger generations about the true events of 9/11, ensuring that history is accurately preserved. Rob Riggle’s...
Category: Feel-Good Stories
William Faber’s Journey from Celebrating to Serving
William Faber, like any young child, celebrated his birthday. But as he learned the significance of his Sept. 11 birthday around age 10, he decided to serve others instead of celebrating himself. Faber’s story is highlighted in a new Fox Nation special, featuring Americans born on Sept. 11, 2001, who have turned 25 years old....
Store Manager’s Heroic Act Saves Child from Oncoming Traffic
A courageous store manager reacted swiftly in a life-threatening situation. Witnesses reported the manager jumping into oncoming traffic to save a young girl. The incident occurred in a busy area, and the manager’s quick thinking averted a potential tragedy. Eyewitnesses described the scene as chaotic. Traffic was heavy, making the manager’s actions even more challenging....
Flight Attendant’s Quick Response Praised on United Airlines Flight
A flight attendant on a United Airlines flight took swift action when a tired mother fell asleep, and her baby began to slide off her lap. She caught the child in time and offered to hold the baby so the mother could rest. Passenger John Frehse shared the heartwarming incident on Instagram, commending flight attendant...
Deputy Startled as ‘Dead’ Deer Springs Back to Life
An East Texas sheriff’s deputy received a scare when a deer he thought was dead suddenly sprang to life. The incident, caught on a dashcam, quickly gained popularity online. The video was shared on Facebook by Trinity County Sheriff Woody Wallace. He humorously noted that unexpected moments can ‘scare the heck out of a person.’...
Advocates in Boston Push for National Ban on Child Marriage
Gathering in Boston Advocates and survivors of child marriage recently gathered in Boston to push for an end to the practice. Currently, over two dozen U.S. states allow minors to marry under certain conditions. A new bill in Congress proposes a national ban. Child Marriage Concerns The United Nations considers child marriage a ‘human rights...
Tunnel to Towers Observes 9/11 Anniversary with Nationwide Steel Tour
Steel Journey Across America The Tunnel to Towers Foundation is commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with an emotional Steel Across America tour. A 21-foot steel beam, recovered from the South Tower of the World Trade Center, is traveling across the nation. This journey aims to educate younger generations about the events of...
Family Conflict Over Hospital Access During a Tragic Time
A family faces a difficult situation as a woman grapples with restrictions on visiting her hospitalized sister. Her nephew, aged 33, has imposed a “block” on the hospital chart, preventing access without his presence. Family Dispute at the Hospital This conflict arises following the sister’s catastrophic medical event, which has led to her being placed...
Sneaky Dog Steals Sourdough Loaf from Texas Family
In an amusing incident, a Texas family discovered their fresh sourdough loaf swiped right from their stovetop by their pet dog. The family had baked the bread for a special occasion, only to see it vanish into the paws of their four-legged companion. This sneaky act left the family amused rather than angry, showcasing the...
The Last Refuge of Old Wrigley and Its Dedicated Ballhawks
The final day of June saw flags fluttering briskly above Wrigley Field, welcoming Moe Mullins who arrived over three hours prior to the first pitch, his usual practice. Stationing his camping chair beneath an ash tree at the intersection of Waveland and Kenmore, adjacent to the rear of the left field bleachers, he watched as...









