UnitedHealthcare execs label Luigi Mangione a terror threat after vivid 2025 incident, citing extreme fear responses and triggering a bizarre legal standoff.
Sydney Sweeney's bathwater-infused soap, priced at $8, sold out instantly, now fetching up to $2,000 on eBay, leaving fans both amused and astounded.
Neural network reveals Milky Way black hole spins near top speed, surprising astronomers with findings from millions of synthetic data sets and 2 galaxies.
Barney and Betty Hill's 1961 alien abduction story, involving a UFO encounter and missing time, inspires the upcoming film 'Strange Arrivals,' starring Demi Moore and Colman Domingo.
American Airlines Flight AA780, operating a Boeing 787-9, diverted to Rome after discovering mid-descent that Naples Airport couldn't accommodate the aircraft's size.
A 23-year-old man missed his Spirit Airlines flight from Detroit to Los Angeles and called in a false bomb threat, causing a six-hour delay and leading to his arrest.
Bigfoot sighting near Monroe's Laplaisance Road prompts Uniq Cannabis to offer free pre-rolls for photographic proof, blending local lore with marketing.
Turkmenistan's 'Gates of Hell' flames, burning since 1971, have reduced threefold due to decreased natural gas flow, signaling potential closure of the fiery crater.
A Nonthaburi resident discovered 12 million baht in cash hidden in a plastic box near a condo trash bin, leading to a police investigation into its origins.
Ayia Napa's Tasia Maris Hotel guests Lee and Mandy Trivett, 58, paid £2,215 for a 'deluxe' room, only to find their balcony faced a noisy building site, ruining their holiday.
Clown Motel in Tonopah, Nevada, houses over 5,000 clown figures and sits adjacent to a historic cemetery, offering guests a uniquely eerie experience.
Proud Boys leaders previously convicted for their roles in the January 6 Capitol riot, have filed a $100 million lawsuit against the U.S. government, alleging constitutional rights violations during their prosecution.
British travel agent Tony Exall's Indonesian jungle tour took a horrifying turn when a leech attached itself to his eyeball, leading to an eight-hour ordeal and emergency medical intervention.
GG Allin's notorious cane, featured on the Jane Whitney Show and used in his provocative performances, is now listed on eBay for $7,500, offering fans a piece of punk rock history.