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It’s a good thing they planned to have drinks on the boat, it literally saved their lives.
Video footage shows how fairgoers at Florida’s state fair were left hanging upside down as a ride malfunctioned. Veuer’s Maria Mercedes Galupp…
Good news, Jedi. France has hosted its first lightsaber championship, four years after the national fencing federation recognized it as a comp…
The recent devastating earthquakes in Türkiye have taken a heavy toll on the cultural and historical landmarks, including a well-preserved cas…
Hidden cameras have captured a first glimpse of two endangered Sumatran tiger cubs born at Chester Zoo in the U.K. January 7th.
This tradition has been going on for hundreds of years! Yair Ben-Dor has more.
The thorny trees and dung-caked homes of Umoja village make it resemble any other in Kenya's northeastern Samburu region, except in one key de…
This leopard mom used her brain and her butt to get out of a sticky situation in Kenya.
The man says he wouldn’t do it again, but enjoyed it nonetheless. Buzz60’s Tony Spitz has the details.Â
A wild elephant held up traffic while grabbing leaves from roadside trees in Thailand. Footage shows the huge jumbo named Yo-yo strolling alon…
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The Dilbert comic strip distributor Andrews McMeel Universal has announced it will no longer work with the strip's creator, Scott Adams. Andrews McMeel Chairman Hugh Andrews and CEO and President Andy Sareyan said in a joint statement issued Sunday that the syndication company is severing its relationship with Adams because his recent comments on race were not compatible with the company’s core values.Â
As gangs tighten their grip on Haiti, many medical facilities in the Caribbean nation have closed. One hospital is standing its ground in one of the most violent parts of Haiti’s capital.
A Florida lawmaker attracted a quick backlash to a bill he introduced that would force bloggers who write about elected officials to register with the state.
