A missing three-year-old boy was found unharmed in Louisville, Kentucky, thanks to the heroic efforts of an unknown dog, according to CBS News. The dog led police directly to the child, resulting in a heartwarming reunion with his family. The Louisville Police Department praised both the officers and the "four-legged friend" for their actions.
In other news, the Winter Olympics are underway, with French ice dancers Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron favored to win gold on Wednesday, according to Vox. However, their participation has been marked by controversy.
Meanwhile, the American University of Beirut is home to a unique population: cats. According to NPR Politics, the university, with its 160-year-old liberal arts education, has a code of conduct that stipulates students are not allowed to mistreat the animals.
Also, trade along a key route between Pakistan and Afghanistan remains paralyzed due to border closures, NPR News reported. For more than three months, Afghan truck drivers have been stranded, with no end in sight to the closures.
Finally, progress is being made toward a universal flu vaccine, Vox reported. This year's flu season has been tough, with less than half of adults getting a flu shot.
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