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May 7, 2020

Sarah Vittone: Coronavirus highlights nurses' heroic efforts and their dedication to service

Nurses are with us on our most vulnerable days, cheer us on as we recover, or hold our hands and comfort us when we don’t. 

May 7, 2020

Boy, 3, hands dad MBA diploma during front lawn graduation ceremony

Congrats to the grad – and his adorable lad.

May 7, 2020

Teen starts free online tutoring service to help kids struggling with remote learning

High school junior, Jai Mehrotra-Varma, started a free online tutoring service to help kids and parents who are struggling with remote learning.

May 7, 2020

Denver pastor leaves hospital after nearly 2 months on ventilator with coronavirus

A Colorado pastor who spent seven weeks on a ventilator intermittently and in a coma due to the coronavirus was released from the hospital Wednesday nearly two months after he was admitted.

May 7, 2020

Jim Daly: Why doesn’t God end coronavirus plague? Many ask on this National Day of Prayer

Thursday is the National Day of Prayer – arriving as people around the world are pleading with God to stop the spread of the coronavirus that has brought death and economic hardship to people around the world. Why doesn’t God seem to be answering these prayers?

May 6, 2020

How life has changed for FitOps founder Matt Hesse during coronavirus

Army veteran Matt Hesse, CEO and Founder of sports nutrition brand PERFORMIX, and high-end training facility Performix House in New York City, has been working hard nationally to help veterans find renewed purpose and employment through fitness, and address the alarming veteran suicide issue.

May 6, 2020

California drive-by celebration welcomes baby of first responder family amid coronavirus lockdown

A California first responder family has been treated to a drive-by celebration to welcome their newborn during the coronavirus outbreak.  

May 6, 2020

Air Force veteran, 93, hitchhikes to store for Hershey bars, says he and girlfriend split one 'every night'

"Well, we break one up every night, and we share it, and I’m out. So I need to get to the 99-cent store to get some more Hershey bars," the 93-year-old said.

May 6, 2020

Irish send funds to coronavirus-hit Native American community, returning nearly 200-year-old favor

To pay it forward nearly 200 years later, many Irish people have donated money to a Native American tribe that has been hit hard by the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in the U.S. 

May 6, 2020

America Together: College students connect farms with needy food banks amid coronavirus pandemic

A group of college students is delivering more than 100 tons of potatoes, onions, and eggs to food banks in three different states as part of a project to help farms whose food was going to waste because of the coronavirus pandemic.