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Jealous Man Kills Bystander at Burger King Who Tried to Intervene in Fight Over Suspected Affair
A man in Maryland went to prison for killing a person who intervened in a fight at a Burger King. The killer thought his girlfriend was having an affair.
Ancient Adventure: Saudi Arabia Opens Access to UNESCO Region Boasting 3,000 Years of Human History
A treasure trove of history spanning over 3,000 years lies nestled within the previously inaccessible beauty of AlUla, also known as al-Ula, in Saudi Arabia.
Amateur Archaeologist Stumbles Upon 1.8-Million-Year-Old Fossil on Beach — 'I Was in Disbelief and Excited'
An amateur fossil enthusiast stumbled a great find: a 1.8 million-year-old fossil on a beach in England.
Kidnapped Woman Held and Tortured for Months Flees Captor at Florida Walgreens: Police
A Florida woman was allegedly held captive and tortured for months before escaping at a Walgreens recently, police said.
Space Race: Putin Plans to Establish Lunar Colony, Vie for Russian Supremacy Beyond Earth's Atmosphere
An expert says Russia wants to colonize the moon first and they're building a base to be permanently housed there.
Iowa Nurse Admits She Stole Pain Medication from New Mothers Who Just Delivered Babies
A nurse in Iowa has been sentenced to prison for stealing pain meds from new mothers and using them herself.
WWIII Imminent? Putin Allegations Against West Raise Risk of Russian Retaliation, Expert Warns
The terrorist attack on a Russian concert hall could spur World War III as Vladimir Putin believes the United States and U.K. were involved.
Uncovering Controversy: Harvard University Removes 19th-Century Book Bound with Human Skin From Library
The binding of a 19th century book in the Harvard Library was made from human skin. It has now been removed from the library, officials said.
Explosive Discovery: Dog in Florida Unearths Decades-Old Military Bomb Buried in Backyard
Mathew Sims’ dog, Baby, was playing in his backyard in Jacksonville when she unearthed the bomb. The bomb squad successfully removed it.
Ex-Ukrainian Politician with Suspected Kremlin Ties Warns Nuclear Conflict Between Russia and West Imminent
Is a nuclear attack from Russia imminent? A former Ukrainian politician who’s in trouble across Europe believes it’s 'most likely.'
Bigfoot Buzz: Washington Sheriff's Office Receives Curious Call About Sasquatch Hunting
A man called a sheriff's office in Washington recently wanting to know the legalities of hunting Sasquatch in the county.
Unexpected Twist: Polar Vortex Spinning in Unusual Direction Causes Extreme 'Ozone Spike,’ Arctic Warming
The polar vortex can reverse when planetary waves cause a massive temperature spike in the ozone layer, disrupting the wind patterns.
South Dakota Stabbing Victim Revealed Name of Attacker to Neighbor Before Dying. Now, Justice Has Prevailed.
A man in South Dakota was able to name his attacker before dying, according to reports. A woman was also stabbed in the incident, police said.
Woman Caring for Hedgehog Discovered on Road Learns What She Really Found — 'I Think She’ll Check Next Time'
A woman in England thought she was rescuing a baby hedgehog from the side of the road - turns out it was a hat pom-pom.
After Departing Africa, Where Did Ancient Humans Wander for 20,000 Years? Scientists Now Uncovered the Truth
Researchers say they have unraveled the mystery of early human whereabouts for a roughly 20,000 year period after the exodus from Africa.
On the Brink? Poland May Intercept Russian Missiles Amidst Rising Risk of Global Conflict
Poland Deputy Foreign Minister of Poland Andrzej Szejna said his country is considering shooting down Russian missiles.
Against All Odds: Metal Detectorist Unearths Giant Gold Nugget Despite Malfunctioning Equipment
The nugget weighs 2.3 ounces and was found in the Shropshire Hills near the border with Wales in May 2023.
Ready for WWIII? Kim Jong Warns North Korea Advancing ‘War Preparations’
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un ramped up war rhetoric while recently supervising a tank exercise by his military.
British Pompeii: 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Village Reveals Advanced Domestic Life of Inhabitants
A British Bronze Age village has revealed a life of cozy domesticity with homes built on stilts in the marshlands.
Greatest Health Risk for Older Adults Revealed — and It's Not Smoking, Alcoholism or Obesity
According to a new study, loneliness has a mortality risk comparable to smoking more than 15 cigarettes a day
War Tide Turning? Ukraine Strikes Blow to Crimean Bridge, Disrupting Vital Russian Supply Route
At least 10 people were injured when the Ukrainian military recently intercepted a Russian missile attack on the capital city of Kyiv.
Print Puzzle: How Old Newspaper Clippings Led to Discovery of 137-Year-Old Shipwreck in Lake Michigan
Explorers in Michigan recently announced the discovery of a nearly 140-year-old shipwreck located with the help of old newspaper clippings.
How a Stowaway Plane Passenger Got a Free Flight — and Trip to Jail
A man in Texas has been accused of taking photos of people's passports in order to board a Delta flight.
Origin Resolved? 'Smoking Gun' Evidence Shows COVID-19 Deliberately Engineered in Chinese Lab, Scientist Says
A scientist addressed the UN recently claiming that 'smoking gun' evidence shows COVID-19 deliberately engineered in Chinese lab.
Too Close for Comfort? Kremlin Claims Russia Intercepted Two U.S. Supersonic Bombers Near Border
Did United States military pilots get too close to Russia? The Kremlin thinks so, reporting on a confrontation in the Arctic.
Weeks After a Vegas Sex Worker Went Missing, Her Severed Legs Were Found in Illinois. How Did They Get There?
A sex worker was reported missing in Las Vegas. Weeks later, her legs were found in Illinois. How did they get there, and was it a case of murder?
Aquatic Antiquity: Largest Dolphin Skull, Over 16 Million Years Old, Found in Amazon River
The fossil was discovered in 2018 during an expedition on the Napo River. The dolphins at that time grew up to 11.5 feet long.
Putin Vows to Go After Those Responsible for Moscow Terrorist Attack, Claims Suspects Tried to Flee to Ukraine
Putin has vowed to 'punish' those behind the Moscow terrorist attacks and alleged that they had 'Ukrainian help.'
Ancient Ecosystem ‘Crazy Rich With Dinosaur Footprints’ Found in Alaska
Scientists made a groundbreaking discovery of dinosaur tracks and fossils dating back 100 million years in the foothills of a mountain range in Alaska.
Primitive Pictures: 2,000-Year-Old Rock Art Depicting Animals, Human Footprints and Stars Discovered in Brazil
Scientists have unearthed artwork decorating rocks across 16 sites in a tropical region of Brazil.
Muppet Muse: Kermit the Frog Inspires Naming of Ancient Amphibian Ancestor Found in Smithsonian Collection
The latest discovery in the Smithsonian's collection is a new species of proto-amphibian whose official name is Kermitops gratus
Haunting History: Colorado Home Where JonBenét Ramsey Murdered Off Market After Sixth Failed Sales Attempt
The infamous house where JonBenet Ramsey was killed was taken off the market, after failing to find a buyer for the sixth time.
Double Trouble? Putin Creating Two Russian Armies to Counter NATO Expansion
Russia's military plans to add two new armies by the end of 2024. Some see the additions as a further threat to NATO.
Cold-Case Arrest: North Carolina Man Accused of Offering Rides, Raping Multiple Victims Over Course of 8 Years
A man was arrested in connection to a series of cold-case sexual assault and kidnapping cases, police said. DNA testing identified the suspect.
Ex-CIA Operative Claims He Witnessed Non-Humans Seek Shelter in Pyramid on Mars During Secret Experiments
A former CIA officer said that he saw 10-foot-tall humanoids sheltering in a pyramid on Mars while doing 'remote viewing.'
AI Apocalypse? Self-Learning China-Created Humanoid Robot Smashes World Running Speed Record
Unitree’s H1 robot is called 'Evolution V3.0' and stands at 5 feet 11 inches and weighs less than 110 pounds
Science Diction: Artificial Intelligence-Powered Wearable Device Revolutionizes Speech for Voice Disorders
A new AI-assisted throat patch to help people with voice disorders in speaking has been unveiled by UCLA, researchers say.
Two Men Admit Using Night-Vision Goggles, Tactical Gear to Kill Wild Donkeys in Mojave Desert
Two men admitted using night-vision goggles and unregistered guns to kill donkeys in the Mojave Desert in 2021, officials said.
Boy, 3, Gets Behind Wheel of Truck, Fatally Strikes 2-Year-Old Girl at California Gas Station
A 3-year-old boy was behind the wheel of the truck that fatally struck a 2-year-old girl at a California gas station, officials said.
Ancient Burial Grounds Dating Back 6,000 Years Discovered During Construction of German Semiconductor Facility
Burial grounds were discovered near Magdeberg, where the US chip manufacturer, Intel, will build two semiconductors.
Putin Paradox: Why the Kremlin Secretly Supports Rumors About the Russian President's Failing Health
The Kremlin wants health concern rumors for Putin, as they say it serves a key purpose.
Pandemic Perk? Experts Reveal One Potentially Positive Result of COVID-19 Lockdowns
A good thing from the COVID-19 lockdowns? Experts say yes and you'll never guess what it is!
Woman Working on Home Renovations Discovers 'Toes Sticking Out of the Ground' in Florida Backyard
An investigation is underway after authorities say human feet were found 'sticking up' out of Florida backyard.
Recovery of $17 Billion 'Holy Grail' Shipwreck of Titanic Proportions to Begin Despite Dispute Over Ownership
The quest to recover a 'Holy Grail' shipwreck worth $17 billion may be underway very soon.Tech-Based World War III? ‘Increasingly Cocky' Putin Believes Artificial Intelligence Could Destroy the West
Vladimir Putin reportedly has become 'increasingly cocky' when it comes to new tech, thinking it could help him destroy the West.
Ship Showdown: Legendary American Vessel Larger Than Titanic Faces Eviction From Pennsylvania Dock
A historic vessel once regarded as 'America's Flagship' is on the brink of eviction after more than 25 years at a pier in Pennsylvania.
Hidden Hazard: CDC Warns Deadly Bacterial Infections Lurking in This Household Source
The CDC has released new data showing concerns of deadly bacterial infections possibly being spread through tap water.
Flexible Felon: Burglar Caught Doing Yoga Stretches Before Breaking Into Bakery, Cops Say
A burglar allegedly needed to do some yoga stretches before breaking into a bakery in Australia, officials said.
Putin's Pre-World War III Plan: Brit Spy Obtains List of 9 Targets Russia May Strike to Start Assault, Sources Say
British spies have identified nine sites that would be targets for when Russia decides to start a third world war.
New Mexico Man Dies from Bubonic Plague; Health Officials Warn of 'Threat Posed by This Ancient Disease'
A New Mexico man has died of bubonic plague, the disease known for killing millions of Europeans during the Middle Ages.