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"At about 3:00 this morning I was driving my 1 year old child to the hospital because he was having a hard time breathing. I ended up getting pulled over by 19th and Nebraska St. due to having a tail light and license plate light out. As the deputy was telling me why he pulled me where I was going. He opened up the back door to my vehicle and heard my sons labored breathing and told me to go ahead and get to the hospital. The officer that pulled me over was deputy Kyle Cleveringa. He followed me to the hospital, helped me carry my things into the ER, offered to hold my son while I filled out paper work, gave my son a stuffed toy truck, and was helping to comfort him by talking to him and giving him "hi-fives." My family and I are very thankful for deputy Cleveringa and everything he did for my son and I this morning. He went above and beyond and I cannot thank him enough. Could you please make sure he reads this and is made aware of how grateful we are that he pulled me over and helped me through that terrifying situation? Thank you so much Kyle! ...... P.S. My son is fine and I will fix those lights asap! Thank you again!!" Credit: Mindy Mathewson via Woodbury County Sheriff's Office

A United States Marine stood guard for 8 hours in front of the room of a child with leukemia. Before his death12-year-old Cody Green of Flora, Indiana, battled leukemia since he was 22 months old, achieving remission three times before a final relapse. Inspired by the U.S. made an honorary Marine and given navigator wings. As he lay critically ill at Riley Hospital for Children, Sergeant Mark Dolfini stood guard outside his room in full uniform for eight hours—an act of personal respect. Cody passed away the next day. Sergeant Dolfini later attended his funeral, honoring a boy who never wore the uniform but carried the heart of a Marine. ♥️🇺🇸🫡 If you would like to read morfoxnews.com/us/the-proud-1…AVq

The conservation world has lost Birutė Galdikas, who devoted her life to protecting orangutans and their habitats. An extraordinary woman. She still had much left to do, but history will, we think, remember her with deep respect and gratitude. news.mongabay.com/2026/03/birute…

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Crazy story at yesterdays @Mets game - Guy in section 121 had a heart attack and his wife started frantically yelling for help or a doctor or nurse to come over - One random guy in the section who said he was neither started doing chest compressions and saved the mans life. Eventually paramedics showed up to take over and assist the fallen man. The hero went back to his seat, sat down and watched the rest of the game with zero fanfare or attention. He just wanted to watch the Mets win. When the game ended he walked out like nothing had happened. Don't know his name but he saved a mans life and is a hero.

Suspect dead, officer shot in head with shotgun following chase in South Houston click2houston.com/news/local/202…

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El agente Lawson no tuvo tiempo de reaccionar cuando un fugitivo salió de un armario y se abalanzó sobre él con un cuchillo dentado. La hoja iba directamente a su cuello: un golpe mortal. Lawson no tuvo tiempo de reaccionar. Pero su compañero canino, Titan, sí. El pastor alemán ntra el atacante, recibiendo la puñalada en el costado, un golpe que iba dirigido a Lawson. Mientras los refuerzos sometían al sospechoso, Titan se desplomó, sangrando profusamente. Lawson lo alzó en brazos, ignorando el protocolo, y corrió a toda velocidad hacia la clínica veterinaria de urgencias con las sirenas a todo volumen, presionando la herida y suplicando: «No me abandones». Los veterinarios trabajaron durante tres horas para detener la hemorragia interna. Lawson no se separó de él, susurrándole al perro que le había salvado la vida. Cuando Titan finalmente levantó la cola, Lawson rompió a llorar de alivio. Salió del hospital sabiendo que le debía cada respiro al perro que se recuperaba. En un momento de vida o muerte, Titan, un pastor alemán de 38 kilos, recibió un golpe mortal destinado a su compañero, el agente Lawson, demostrando una valentía inquebrantable. Titan no dudó. Se interpuso entre la muerte y su humano… y pagó el precio sin pedir nada a cambio. Días después, aún herido, volvió a ponerse de pie. Y Lawson entendió algo que no enseñan en ninguna academia: La lealtad no se ordena. Se demuestra. Porque algunos héroes no llevan placa. Llevan cicatrices… y siguen regresando.

Mark Cuban just saved baby Stella’s life. Stella was diagnosed with aggressive cancer at just four months old. Her mother posted a TikTok video showing her speaking with the insurance company, which was denying a medical lift that could have saved Stella’s life. The lift would om Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital in Ohio for a T-cell transfusion that is only available at that facility. The insurance company claimed Stella was well enough to travel by road—even though both her parents and doctors said she was not. In fact, doctors refused to discharge her from the hospital due to her failing liver. Her mother posted the video begging for help—either a private plane or assistance securing a medical lift. The video caught the attention of billionaire Mark Cuban, who immediately stepped in and funded the entire transport, along with everything needed to get Stella to Cincinnati. Stella was scheduled for her T-cell transfusion two days ago. As soon as I have an update, I will provide one. And no, you do not hate insurance companies enough.

This is what representing the people actually looks like — $1.8M back in workers' pockets in less than 100 days.

Mayor Mamdani just announced: $1.8M returned to 800+ NYC workers for wage violations. Fast food. Retail. Stolen pay—paid back. Total so far: $8.5M secured for workers. Message to employers: Exploit workers in NYC—you will pay.