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86 years ago, the man who founded modern day marriage counseling had some advice for the single man, but in 2018 it may not be for everyone. Sorry, red heads.

This just released footage from Thanksgiving proves not everyone had a happy holiday.

For years Harnaam Kaur was bullied for the way she looked, but eventually she was able to rise above the negativity and accept herself for who she was. Now she's motivating others to embrace their own glorious uniqueness.

The Yangtze River Bridge in Nanjing, China is believed to be the most common location in the world for suicides. Chen Si heads there every weekend to try and save lives. He has already prevented over 300 suicide attempts in the past twelve years.

When a high school's receptionist decided to say goodbye to students for the summer, no one expected this.

Lagarder Danciu a homeless activist gives a tour of Madrid from the streets to show hoe homeless people live all year long.

John and Marlene may be the most amazing homeless couple you will ever meet. Here are a few misconceptions about homelessness you ought to know.

King Bansah may be the definition of a modern monarch - as an African King who uses Skype in Germany to rule his people in Ghana.

16-year-old Victor developed a fire repellent with one goal in mind, to protect his community from deadly explosions which have become a common occurrence in some Mexican towns.

In Indonesia, we uncovered an inspiring tale about a doctor who combines his commitment to saving the environment by providing free health care. “You are wrong if you think this is just a bottle. This bottle can save your life,” says Dr. Yusuf Nugraha, also known as Dr. Plastic from Cianjur, Indonesia. “I really understand the suffering in Indonesia. We live in poverty.” Seeing the poor economic condition of residents of the town, the young doctor Yusuf Nugraha was inspired to establish independent clinics supporting several programs which are opening their doors to treat the not so well-off population when sick. Dr. Nugraha wanted to be a doctor form a very young age. He had to wok to afford his education, so he sold rice. This is why he can now combine one program to yield two benefits. He is helping poor patients by giving free health care and at the same time he helps society by teaching people the importance of collecting <a href="https://rumble.com/v3890z-nigerian-women-crochet-bags-from-plastic-waste.html" target="_blank">plastic waste</a>. He developed his free program in order to protect his community’s dignity because people tend to get offended when they are offered things for free. “Why plastic bottles? Because I want people to understand and be aware of the dangers of plastic. Most Indonesians are not informed. It takes ages to decompose,” Dr. Nugraha adds. They store the collected plastic in a warehouse in the hope to recycle it and reduce its negative effect on nature. They managed to collect 180,000 <a href="https://rumble.com/v3eux9-how-to-upcycle-plastic-bottles-into-self-watering-plant-holders.html" target="_blank">plastic bottles</a> in the last three years. “I hope that in the future Indonesia will be able to provide better health care and I hope to see a change in people’s behavior. For all these reasons, I am determined to be an agent of that change and create a better living environment.”

Yemen's Civil War left a lot of people without hope, but by picking up the debris one man is restoring beauty back to his country.

Meet Shannon Joy, the owner of Mtn Peaks Therapy Llamas & Alpacas, a non-profit organization that shows people how loving and therapeutic these gentle giants can be.

Ayman changed his whole way of thinking after meeting one hungry little boy. His new tool to save the world? Falafel!

In Vietnam, it's common for women to sell their hair and for them to get next to nothing for it. Meet Dan Choi the founder of Remy New York, the first ethical fair trade hair company. Through his company he's helping women achieve a better life.

Terrorism is a buzz word that's sending out a warped view of Islam across the globe. Let's head into 2017 with some real facts

Meet the young and daring band that is shocking Indonesia, because wearing an hijab should not be an obstacle.

The mayor of a city in Lebanon thought having its police women wearing short shorts would show the world how progressive it is and bring the tourists. What do you think?

Marah, a Young Syrian student is plagued by an underlying by-product of war...Kidnapping. Struggling with the absence of her lover she is hopeful that he will return someday.

Cannabis lovers in Canada are upset because of all the plastic packaging that comes with their pot. But is that the price of legal weed?

Hasan Al-Rai saw that disabled children were not getting the same opportunities as able-bodied children. So he decided to do something about it by running free karate classes for blind kids. But the main thing the kids get from the class is not martial arts training, but self-love and self-belief.

When Dillon toured a facility for the homeless, he realized they wanted to feel good in clothes just like anyone. So he started sewing to revamp clothes they'd be proud to wear.

Just after her first birthday, Jason’s little daughter Angela was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer and given a 20 per cent chance of survival. To help her get through it, he created a t-shirt that would make her feel invincible.

The record-breaking fires hitting California have people sharing shocking videos online, but these three prove just how frightening the situation is.

How one man, from one tiny village took on a global corporation. The fight continues as Shell Oil is still leaking oil into Nigeria's wetlands

In Taiz, Yemen, there are two options: let kids grow up without an education or let them risk their lives every day. Abdul found a safe way to get children back at school.