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As Tom Hanks' character reminded his all-women's team in "A League of Their Own," there's no crying in baseball. Here's the exception. View

A roadside bomb in Iraq left Bobby Henline's face and body disfigured by burns, and his dreams shattered. Here's how he maintains a positive outlook. View

Ahmad al-Shugairi is among a new generation of TV preachers who are shaping new ways for young people throughout the Middle East to experience Islam. View

Meet Jimmy Foster, a self-taught guitar builder who makes more 7-string guitars than anyone else in the world. View

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She lost everything in Hurricane Katrina. Then volunteers built this Louisiana senior a new house, porch swing included. View

A soldier returned from Afghanistan tells his tale... and then we see the surprising rest of the story. View