Doctors in Georgia say a Good Samaritan will likely be paralyzed for the rest of his life after being seriously injured while trying to save a drowning child. Michael Patterson managed to save 4-year-old Jevaeh Jones' life, despite having hit the creekbed so hard that he broke his neck in three places and severed his spine.

Now his own family is without their breadwinner. And to make matters worse, Patterson just started a new job a few weeks ago -- a job he can no longer work at -- so he is without health insurance.

Why is it that bad things always seem to happen to good people?

Women rightly get most of the attention when it comes to having children, but sometimes we forget how truly devoted, helpful, and concerned many fathers can be during a woman's pregnancy. As far as dedicated dads go, this man must win some kind of award. When his six months pregnant wife developed a fever and began convulsing, he didn't rush her to the hospital in his SUV. That's because he couldn't. He lived in a remote village in the Kerala forest of India. The nearest town was 25 miles away. But he knew his wife needed better care than she could get in the village. So he decided to bring her 25 miles to the next town. By carrying her.

You know that scandal about the National Security Agency's secret surveillance program, something about the government having access to all of our phone records? It definitely sounds creepy, but since it's not as dramatic as Game of Throne's Red Wedding, I get the sense people haven't been paying close attention. However ... maybe more people would pay attention if there were a cute guy involved. May we introduce you to the CIA whistleblower, Edward Snowden?

He looks just like Edward Cullen/Robert Pattinson; that is, if you walk across the room and squint your eyes. Also, he's not a vampire and he does wear glasses. But there's a resemblance, right? Maybe? No?

In the most award-deserving role ever, actor John Malkovich played a real-life hero last week. The actor was outside smoking a cigarette in Toronto, where he's starring in The Giacomo Variations, when he heard someone calling for help.

According to Us Weekly, the cries were coming from 77-year-old Jim Walpole, who was visiting the city from Ohio with his wife Marilyn. He had tripped and somehow managed to get a nasty cut on his neck from which he was bleeding profusely. "The way he was spurting I thought it was the carotid (artery) or the jugular (vein)," Marilyn told CBC News.

Do we really need another reason to love Prince Harry? Yes, yes, I think we do. A soldier who quit the British Army earlier this year has opened up about how Harry, then a 21-year-old Troop Commander in the Blues and Royals infantry, went head-to-head with a gang of rival regiment soldiers who were threatening to beat up one of Harry's men -- because he was gay.

George GravesWow. Talk about being in the right place at the right time. Two sanitation workers happened to be working nearby when an alleged kidnapping was thisclose from taking place. If it weren't for them, a 10-year-old kid could have been abducted by a man and had god knows what else happen to him. 

Alfreda Clark and Mary Baggett were making their rounds when the boy basically ran into them. "Are you all right?" Clark asked. "No," he shouted. "He's chasing me." The women looked up and saw a man run out of an alley. The women took the boy into their car and called the police. They then brought him to a friend's house, where he called his father.

But what happened before this poor kid ran into the women is pretty damn frightening.

If you have siblings, typically they're a huge part of your life during your high school years. Whether you're fighting with them over who gets to use the car, or standing as a united front against your parents, they're an integral part of your upbringing. The thought of not having your brother or sister at an event as big as your high school graduation would be crushing. And sadly, for those who have siblings who have been deployed, it's a reality. 

But once in a while, a brother or sister decides to surprise their sibling and turn their world upside down. That's exactly what happened to Katie at her high school graduation practice -- her brother, who's her "best friend", flew in from where he was stationed in Okinawa, Japan, and, well, you can imagine what happened.

Get those tissues ready!

You know what they say about good things and small packages, right? Today's good news comes wrapped up in the body of a 10-year-old boy in Brooklyn, New York. The little guy managed to take down a home robbery ... while two teenagers cowered in the living room.

Our kids. They can do anything, can't they?