National Desk

National Desk

A Chinese father was reunited with his son 24 years after he was abducted by human traffickers in front of their home in Shandong at the age of two in 1997.

Once in a while, a person does a good deed which restores all faith in humanity – like saving a baby deer from drowning in a fast-moving river.

The owners of a Michigan butcher shop said an envelope of cash that was supposed to be taken to the bank ended up instead at the side of a road, where it was recovered by a bystander and returned to the shop.

A young boy has written an adorable note to football star Marcus Rashford after England’s crushing Euros defeat – telling him not to feel sad.

Firefighters in Florida conducted an unusual rescue Monday when a worker in a boom lift truck ended up stranded 70 to 80 feet in the air while inside the truck's bucket.

While it is not uncommon for wild animals to stray into areas with human settlement, it can often lead to tense situations if not handled appropriately. Officials in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra in India were faced with such a challenge when a leopard was sighted in the area. The leopard in question was identified to be an adult male that had sustained injuries. In its injured state, it broke into the canteen of a school in the district. Following this, forest department officials and members of the wildlife group Wildlife SOS arrived at the site to carry out the rescue operation, ndtv.com reported.

Sometimes the best things in life are the smallest ones. We as people like to always try and make things bigger and better. But size isn’t always everything, and sometimes you just need to go smaller. Let’s take a look at some of the smallest things mankind has ever made. You’ll see some astounding feats of miniature engineering, and also some stuff that’s just too small to be of any real use, oddee.com wrote.

A Michigan man made a striking discovery under his house when he went to demolish his back stairs: About 160 bowling balls.