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Mountain biker Jarrett Little was with a group of fellow cyclists riding in the woods near Columbus, Georgia, when he spotted a creature who needed his help. It was a stray dog that appeared to have been hit by a car. "We stopped to regroup and he came out of the woods to greet us. He was really thin, ribs showing and had a lot of road rash and a broken leg," Little told CBS News. He says he and the other cyclists fed the dog and gave him water, but knew they couldn't leave the dog in the woods. Little didn't have a car to transport him, just a bike. So he hoisted the pup onto his back, and rode into town looking for help. They say the odds of winning the lottery are one in a million. This pup

An attorney for the many of the victims called the move "unethical."

"Omg my parents are so embarrassing." - Stormi Webster, probably.

Divers involved in the rescue of 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave have revealed extraordinary details of the dangerous operation. A team of more than 150 worked together to free the group from Tham Luang cave, a 6-mile long limestone cave system, in an operation that scared even the most seasoned professionals. New details of the rescue were revealed on Four Corners last night, including how it was decided which of the 12 boys were rescued first. “It’s one of the most difficult and dangerous and risky things I’ve ever done, not in terms of my own personal safety, but in terms of the people I was responsible for,” British cave diver Jason Mallinson told ABC TV’s Four Corners.

A 17-year-old girl is standing behind a married teacher accused of having sex with her while she was a high school student, telling a judge in Michigan during his arraignment that he never forced himself on her. The former student of Tyler David Millward - who lost his job as a science teacher at Athens High School in February - sat with the disgraced teacher’s attorney during his arraignment Monday and told a judge that an order barring contact between her and the 29-year-old teacher wasn’t necessary, the Battle Creek Enquirer reports. “He has never been a threat and he has never hurt me,” the girl told Magistrate Joe Brutsche. “He never told me to say anything or push me to do anything against

The damage control already has begun. In his first public statement since his WTF presser following his summit with Russian ruler/former KGB officer Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump tweeted that he has “GREAT confidence in MY intelligence people” - not clear why he all-capped “my” - but added that we cannot focus “on the past.” At the press conference that even Republicans are blasting, Trump also said he had confidence in his intelligence people but that Putin was…