WOMAN WHO HAD HALF HER BRAIN REMOVED IS A SPEECH PATHOLOGIST
Christina Santhouse had half her brain removed in 1996 to stop 150 daily seizures. Today, she works as a speech pathologist and has two children.
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Christina Santhouse had half her brain removed in 1996 to stop 150 daily seizures. Today, she works as a speech pathologist and has two children.
A German farm gave away surplus potatoes across Berlin after a canceled contract left a huge stockpile, drawing criticism from local farming groups.
Two women made history in Navy SEAL tryouts by reaching week three of training, advancing further into the pipeline than any female candidates before.
A Florida Chick-fil-A worker tackled an armed suspect attempting to carjack a mother holding her baby outside the restaurant in Okaloosa County.
Walter E. Zerod, the viral Red Baron worker, is pausing his GoFundMe at $787,000 to step away from the spotlight and spend time with his family.
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Kylie Arellano, missing from Garden City, Utah since May 2025, was found safe in Oregon with a 39-year-old man, who was taken into custody, the FBI says.
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Karl Bushby finished a 28-year, 31,000-mile walk around the world by reaching his mother’s house in Hull, England, the home he left in 1998.
An orphan groom wedding in Yunnan went viral after Xu Chenghong invited strangers online, and thousands turned up with gifts, chefs and even a Maybach.
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