Fischer Hricko, 13, told Florida's News6 he was attacked by a nurse shark, who bit his upper lip, leaving him needing stitches. While in the water to catch a lobster with a net, Hricko said he felt a nudge on his leg. When he turned around he said the shark was "right there." The shark... Continue Reading →
Professor Fatally Shoots 18-Year-Old Student Sitting in Her Car
A college student was gunned down in Georgia early Saturday morning after a professor from her school opened fire at the car she was sitting in. Authorities in Carroll County, Georgia, reported that the incident began around midnight when Richard Sigman, a professor at the University of West Georgia, got into a verbal altercation with another... Continue Reading →
Public School Requires ‘Biological Sex Affidavit’ for Sports
Oklahoma public schools have started requiring students from kindergarten to college to complete "biological sex affidavits" if they want to compete in school sports, in accordance with a state law that took effect earlier this year. Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a bill in March that bans transgender student athletes in public elementary schools, middle... Continue Reading →
Local Militia is Fighting Forest Fires
The parking lot of H&L Lumber in Mariposa, California, was host to a flurry of activity Sunday as members of a local militia sporting military-style fatigues handed out pancakes and steak sandwiches to evacuees of the Oak Fire raging nearby. Along with breakfast, they doled out business cards with QR codes and directions to join their... Continue Reading →
Bill Maher’s Embarrassing Interview with Chris Cuomo
On Dec. 4, 2021, after an investigation conducted by an outside law firm, CNN terminated its star host Chris Cuomo. The news came after it was revealed that in May of that year, Cuomo had been acting as an unofficial adviser to his brother, Governor Andrew Cuomo, concerning the multiple allegations of sexual harassment against... Continue Reading →
Man Runs through Flames to Save 2 Babies
In the fall of 2020, Zikhaya Sithole, a 38-year-old South African local performed a remarkable act of bravery. He was walking home from a local grocery store with a friend one day. When all of a sudden they heard the terrifying sound of a woman’s screams. The two men ran towards the sound to see... Continue Reading →
China’s Richest Man Disappears And Gives Fortune to State
Coincidences are the darnedest thing. China's former richest man is giving up all of his power following his mysterious disappearance. With a net worth of around $23 billion, Jack Ma is one of the most powerful people in the world, and head of tech giant Ant Group. However, in recent years, he's become a bit... Continue Reading →
Men Killed After Protecting Woman from Unwanted Advances
A Tennessee man killed two college students on vacation after the killer made unwanted passes to a woman. Now, he will never walk free again. Last month in Tennessee, Davidson County Criminal Court Judge Angelita Blackshear Dalton handed Michael Mosley two consecutive life terms for the stabbing death of Clayton Beathard, 22, and Paul Trapeni... Continue Reading →
Justice Alito mocks Prince Harry
The Prince in diaspora has not been making many friends in recent weeks. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito mocked prominent figures around the world, including Prince Harry and outgoing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, for speaking out against the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. In what appeared to be his first public comments since... Continue Reading →
Havana Announces Blackouts, Cancels Carnival as Crisis Deepens
The Cuban capital of Havana will begin electricity blackouts in August, has canceled carnival and is taking other measures as the country’s energy crisis worsens, state media reported on Saturday. The capital, home to a fifth of the population of 11.2 million and center of economic activity in Cuba, had been spared the daily power... Continue Reading →