The Most Terrifying and Creepy Haunts in New York City
New York City may be known for its towering skyscrapers, bright lights, and bustling streets, but lurking behind all that glamour are dark corners steeped in mystery and fear. From haunted buildings…
Mass Murderers: Two Men Arrested Linked to 30% of All Homicides in One City From July to September
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Birmingham Police have arrested two men, Damien McDaniel, 22, of Bessemer, and Hatarius Woods, 27, of Fairfield, in connection with the August 13, 2024, murder of 61-year-old Charlie Moore.…
Man Dies from Electrocution After Tossing Christmas Lights Over High-Voltage Power Line
ESCONDIDO, Calif. — A 24-year-old man died last Thursday morning after being electrocuted while hanging Christmas lights near a high-voltage powerline in Escondido, according to authorities. The victim, identified as Antonio Pascual…
AOC is Running for President in 2028, According to The Hill Report
WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is rumored to be considering a run for president in 2028, according to a report by The Hill. The speculation stems from growing interest among…
Georgia deputy arrested for DUI after attempting to direct imaginary traffic at empty school
LIZELLA, GA — A Georgia sheriff’s deputy, who was previously honored as “Deputy of the Year,” was arrested last week for allegedly attempting to direct traffic outside an elementary school while intoxicated,…
Thanksgiving Myths You Totally Believed (But Aren’t Actually True)
Thanksgiving is packed with traditions we hold near and dear—turkey dinners, family feasts, and that perfect balance of gratitude and gluttony. But just like your uncle’s tall fishing stories, a lot of…
Why Thanksgiving Dinner Always Knocks You Out: The Truth About Food Comas
Ah, Thanksgiving—the holiday where gratitude meets gluttony. You pile your plate high with turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, and maybe a token green bean to keep things balanced. Then, somewhere…
Miki Sudo’s Burrito-Eating Record Stands Firm After Two Years
TAMPA, FL—The Guinness World Record for the fastest time to eat a burrito remains unbroken two years after Miki Sudo set it on October 22, 2022. Sudo, a renowned competitive eater, achieved…
Is It Time For New Jersey to Create A Third Gender Division for High School Sports to Give Trans Athetes a League of Their Own?
The debate over how to best support transgender athletes in high school sports is one of the most complex and emotionally charged issues in athletics today. With the New Jersey State Interscholastic…
The Truth Behind the Ridiculous $1.5 Million Banana Duct Taped to a Wall “Art Piece”
Forget your 99-cent grocery store banana—this one could cost you $1.5 million. No, it’s not genetically engineered or dipped in gold; it’s a regular banana duct-taped to a wall. Yes, really. This…
Americans Quickly Realizing The View is a Hot Bed for Misinformation, Libel and Slander After Latest Legal Retraction
“The View” has recently become a hub for on-air legal disclaimers, much to the chagrin of its co-hosts. Sunny Hostin, a former federal prosecutor, has frequently been tasked with reading legal notes…
New Jersey Dem Candidate For Governor Claims Grandpa Flew B-52 Bomber During World War II
New Jersey gubernatorial candidate and Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill recently found herself in a historical hiccup. In a campaign statement, she mentioned that her grandfather flew B-52 bombers during World War II. However,…
Ellen DeGeneres Moves From Diverse U.S. to the Mostly White United Kingdom in Show of Protest Against Trump
In a surprising twist, Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, have reportedly relocated to the UK following Donald Trump’s recent election victory. The couple has settled in the picturesque Cotswolds,…
Woman Arrested in Utica for Prostitution-Related Offenses Involving Police Struggle
Woman Arrested in Utica for Prostitution-Related Offenses Involving Police Struggle **Utica, NY** - On Friday at approximately 12:40 p.m., Utica Police officers attempted to arrest Julie Mitchell, 55, of Utica, on charges…
Has Jaguar Gone Woke? Company Faces Backlash Over Rebranding, “Inclusive” New Commercial
Jaguar’s recent rebranding efforts have ignited a whirlwind of reactions, with many fans and critics alike questioning the brand’s new direction. The Ad That Roared Without a Car In a bold move,…
Nancy Mace Takes a Stand for Women’s Rights on Capitol Hill
Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-SC) has sparked a national conversation on women’s rights and safety, standing firm against the use of women’s restrooms by biological men on Capitol Hill. Her stance, fueled by…
New Jersey’s War on Fun Continues: After Plastic Straws and Bags, Bird Feeders Are in the Crosshairs, What’s Next?
New Jersey is at it again, and this time it’s bird feeders. That’s right—the state that’s already banned plastic straws, plastic bags, and even plans to phase out gas-powered cars is now…
Women on Capitol Hill Don’t Want Delaware’s Trans Congressperson to Use the Lady’s Room
WILMINGTON, DE – A new battle is brewing on Capitol Hill, and it’s not about funding a war in Ukraine, infrastructure, or even the 2024 election results. It’s about a biological male…
April Earthquake Testing Reveals New Fault Line in New Jersey
MOUNTAINVILLE, N.J. — A newly discovered fault line beneath New Jersey has sparked fresh concerns following an April earthquake that reverberated across the Northeast, scientists confirmed Monday. It is being called the…
Youtuber Smokes Joint Fertilized With Dead Father’s Ashes to Honor His Dying Wish
This story is undoubtedly one of the more unusual ways someone has chosen to honor a loved one. Rosanna Pansino, a well-known YouTuber and baker, recently shared on her podcast that she…
Blue State Leaders and Radicals Unveil Battle Plan to Fight and Resist President Trump, MAGA Supporters
WASHINGTON – Democratic governors and officials in progressive states are preparing a coordinated response to counter the potential impacts of a second Trump administration, unveiling a series of policy measures aimed at…