FLORIDA MAN KILLED HIS ENTIRE FAMILY TO KEEP SENDING MONEY TO A WEBCAM MODEL HE HAD NEVER MET IN PERSON
Florida law enforcement officials arrested a 29-year-old man named Grant Amato in 2019 following a tragic discovery at a…
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PARIS DEPUTY MAYOR TOLD AMERICANS ‘ENOUGH WITH THE LECTURE’
The Paris deputy mayor blamed the U.S. for a deadly heat wave and told American critics to stop lecturing as estimates of excess deaths passed 1,300.
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INSTRUCTOR JUMPED FROM PLANE MID-FLIGHT; STUDENT LANDED IT
An Argentina flight instructor jumped from a Cessna midair on July 4, 2026, and his student landed the plane safely. Here is what officials have said.
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A MOTHER SEARCHED 32 YEARS FOR HER KIDNAPPED SON. REUNITING 29 OTHER FAMILIES WITH THEIR MISSING CHILDREN ALONG THE WAY. BEFORE SHE FINALLY FOUND HIM
In a remarkable story of persistence and hope, a Chinese couple recently reunited with their son thirty-two years after…
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COSTCO SOLD $9.99 CROISSANT DONUTS THAT SPLIT SHOPPERS
Costco mini croissant donuts came in a $9.99 box of 20, glazed and cinnamon sugar. Shoppers were divided on whether they were fresh or stale.
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GERMAN COURT RULED A HANGOVER IS AN ILLNESS
A German court hangover ruling called a hangover an illness, but it was about food ads and not sick days. Here is what the court actually decided.
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UTAH COUPLE MARRIED 60 YEARS RENEWED VOWS AT TACO BELL
Mickey and Jo-Ann Muhlstein, married 60 years, held a Taco Bell vow renewal in Utah, and the restaurant gave them free daily meals. Read their sweet vows.
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BESSENT SAID TREASURY WASN’T MOVING AHEAD WITH TUBMAN $20
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the department is not moving forward with the Harriet Tubman $20 bill, and lawmakers are pressing him for answers.
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HUSBAND, 79, TOOK BEAUTY SCHOOL LESSON TO STYLE WIFE’S HAIR
A 79-year-old man walked into an Alberta beauty school without an appointment to learn his wife’s hair and makeup. Staff were touched by his devotion.
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LICENSED 16-YEAR-OLDS DOWN 27% SINCE 2000, USA TODAY FOUND
The teen driver’s license lost ground with Gen Z, with licensed 16-year-olds down nearly 27% since 2000. A CarMax survey found teens still want one.
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