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Photo by Norm Lane 7 Dead After Gangway Collapses in Georgia
Seven people, including a chaplin, have died after a gangway collapsed on Georgia’s Sapelo Island on Oct. 19.
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Teen Smoking Hits Record Low, With Even Vaping Decreasing in the U.S.
Vaping was still the most popular form of smoking among U.S. teens, but its use fell off hard in 2024. Nicotine pouch use went up, though.
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School Bus Driver Asks 7-Year-Old to Drive. She Instantly Crashes the Bus.
The school bus driver was apparently running some kind of emergency training exercise.
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Ru Callender leads a procession through the streets of Liverpool for the KLF's annual Toxteth Day of the Dead celebration. Photo by Thomas Ecke The Anarchist Undertaker Who Does Death Differently
Ru Callender buries people better than all those big money bastards.
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DSSOLVR/Facebook Asheville Brewery Shares Recipe for Viral ‘Higher Calling’ Hurricane Relief IPA
Breweries using DSSOLVR’s Higher Calling recipe are donating 100 percent of the proceeds to support aid relief in western North Carolina.
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The 7 Best Movies and Shows to Watch This Week
The best movies, TV series, and documentaries to stream now.
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Dead Man’s Autopsy Shocks Doctors: He Had Three Penises
Triphallia is when there are three distinct penile shafts. Incredibly, the man likely never knew he had three dicks.
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Dan Dewhirst / Instagram AI Avatars Are Making Fake News in Venezuela, Say Real People
An actor who sold his likeness to an AI avatar company says his face is being used in Venezuelan propaganda, and he’s not the only one.
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The National World War I Museum and Memorial Why a Kansas City Museum Called in the Bomb Squad to Open a 100-Year-Old Time Capsule
The National World War I Museum and Memorial recently unearthed a 100-year-old time capsule, and took great caution while doing so.
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(Photo by Nikki Kahn/The Washington Post via Getty Images) Blowing Up Dead Horses No Longer an Option for Wyoming Forest Rangers, Thanks to Climate Change
Climate change has forced a change in the practice of exploding the carcasses of dead horses.
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a worker asleep at her desk (Photo by Alberto Buzzola/LightRocket via Getty Images) Bandai Namco Reportedly Using ‘Expulsion Rooms’ for Layoffs
Japan’s labor laws make it difficult to lay off employees. So Bandai Namco has allegedly resorted to expulsion rooms.