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Target employee's act of kindness will inspire you to help someone every day Ishmael Gilbert, a Target employee in Glendale, Indiana, inspired people on the Internet with his kindness when he helped an elderly lady pay for groceries in coins. Amazon Echo now lets Alexa read Kindle books to you To get Alexa reading, you simply utter one of the following phrases: Alexa, read "[Kindle book title]," or "Alexa, read my Kindle book. New sex toy on Indiegogo wants you to 'train' your penis Blewit is taking a different approach to the male masturbator. Sunday's Democratic debate will be getting the YouTube treatment YouTube said four of its creators will be involved in Sunday's debate. David Schwimmer is here to adjust your expectations for the 'Friends' reunion The former 'Friend' opens up about the cast's much-anticipated 'reunion.' Baby born in Hawaii with brain damage linked to the Zika virus Hawaii health officials confirmed Friday that a baby born in Oahu had brain damage linked to a past Zika virus infection. Your phone could soon liberate you from supermarket lines Imagine shopping without waiting in line. This supermarket dreamscape could be a reality. President Obama declares state of emergency for Flint, Michigan water crisis President Obama declares emergency declaration for Flint, Michigan water crisis Christian Bale exits 'Ferrari' movie over weight gain concerns Christian Bale steps out of the lead role in Michael Mann's biopic, "Enzo Ferrari," due to health concerns over the weight gain needed for the role. Want a deal on a Papa John's pizza in Russia? Enter promo code 'Josef Stalin' A new offer from Papa John's Pizza franchises in Russia is making some people sick, but it's not the pies themselves. As part of a new promotion, customers can save money on piz... Report: Panasonic promises $1.6 billion toward Tesla's battery-making Gigafactory Panasonic is hoping that Tesla as well as other carmakers will produce large numbers of EVs by the end of the decade. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064