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Shortly after 12-year-old Taylor Smith passed away from pneumonia, her parents found a small letter in her room addressed to... herself. What did it say? Don't miss this.

Khadija Khatun, a 21-year-old woman from India, lives with a rare condition causing severe facial tumors. Speaking out for the first time about her life and future, Khadija shares, "If this is how I'm meant to live, I'll make the most of it. I embrace who I am and find joy in my life."

A Titanic relic emerges from the deep: a tiny biscuit likely from the breakfast of lifeboat survivors.

Residents of Australia were awestruck by a breathtaking wall of clouds that appeared last Friday near the beaches of New South Wales. Although the Australian Bureau of Meteorology had issued warnings for thunderstorms, the sight that residents witnessed was completely unexpected.

Love science experiments? Here's a fun one for you: Watch this tutorial to learn how to charge your cell phone with lemons.

A rare and spectacular cloud was captured in the Caribbean by tourist Beckie Dunning. Seeking an explanation for the breathtaking sight, Dunning shared the photo on Facebook, where a meteorology expert responded that it's a known but rare phenomenon called cloud iridescence. An American journalist dubbed it 'Fire Rainbow.'

Australian Camel Hunter Survives by Eating Ants

Think your job interview was challenging? Just wait until you see what candidates face at Apple. Here is a glimpse into the typical set of questions every aspiring Apple employee must tackle.

Feeling sniffly as the cold season kicks in? Take it easy. A woman in Leicester, UK, ended up nearly blind after a marathon nose-blowing session went awry.

With two degrees, a knack for flying, and published books, Moshe Kai Cavalin from San Gabriel, California, isn’t your typical 17-year-old.

Jordanian Sheikh Ali Al-Halabi Responds: "Some say it's permissible to kill any Jew in Palestine. I say, those who provide you with electricity, water, money, and employment - must not be harmed."

This viral video has garnered over a million views and stirred quite the reaction in New York City. Residents reported witnessing 'Aladdin on a flying carpet,' with some so convinced by the spectacle that they swore it was no optical illusion. What's the real story? We set out to find the truth.

This is not the first time beautiful Torah insights related to the current situation in the country have reached the Hidabroot system. However, this latest one (submitted by a user who preferred to remain anonymous) is one of the most fascinating.

Heart-Wrenching: A terminally ill five-year-old girl agrees to go to heaven, consoling her tearful mother: "Don't worry, Hashem will look after me. He's in my heart."

Some people quickly learn valuable life lessons, like turning weaknesses into strengths. That's exactly what Josh Sundquist from the U.S. did after losing his left leg to cancer at a young age. Known for crafting creative costumes for people with one leg, this skill complements his main role as a sought-after coach and speaker known for his positivity.

Online retailers are raising eyebrows by offering decorative pillows featuring images of Hitler and scenes from concentration camps. These controversial items challenge the boundaries of taste and decency.

A couple just got engaged for a second time around and will be raising 29 (!) kids together—16 of hers and 13 of his. We can only wish them mazel tov and pray for many happy and joyful years together.

Kelly Black, a 42-year-old from Florida, was tragically killed in a hit-and-run accident while walking her dog Paco. Since then, her loyal companion has refused to leave the scene. "He lay there for hours, howling," reported a journalist.

Who left an inspiring note for an Israeli flight attendant? "I just wanted to say, I saw what you did for the passenger in seat 48B during the meal and felt compelled to commend you. It was amazing to witness, and I was personally touched," and why?