In a suburb where every stroller is under surveillance, a dad faced police questioning after a neighbor reported him as a 'homeless' kidnapper of his own child. “Little Miss Karen” proves that facial hair plus baby equals emergency in America’s most overprotective neighborhoods.
Move over bubble baths—Gen Z is reaching inner peace by hammering shelves via TikTok. DIY chores now double as unconventional stress relief, leaving parents bewildered and hardware stores weirdly tranquil.
This London Lexus owner is so tired of amateur thieves bungling his car, he left them a note highlighting their utter uselessness. Grand theft auto? More like grand theft ego bruising, as his message hilariously roasts their failed attempts.
Why face heartbreak when you can just text your partner you’ve been recruited for international espionage? One commitment-shy Casanova achieves Bond-level ghosting—no shaken martinis required.
Texas lawmakers are now squaring off against toothpaste tubes in a fluoride fight no one saw coming. Dental hygiene and government regulation collide for a truly minty-fresh legislative showdown deep in the heart of Texas.
A Philadelphia judge is under legal fire for his alleged secret life managing his wife's cheesesteak shop. Philly’s legal and deli worlds collide, forcing locals to ask: Is that provolone, or perjury?
Buga, Colombia locals were treated to an interstellar spectacle when a spherical UFO reportedly crashed, leaving residents puzzled and smartphones recording. Forget weather balloons—this is peak 2025 weird news, orb edition.
Forget James Bond—Nvidia’s latest nemesis is a lobster with a GPU and a faux baby bump. Chinese smugglers are getting shellfishly creative about sneaking electronics past customs.
One determined hobbyist let venomous snakes chomp him hundreds of times—and now his blood might save us all. Forget Captain America; meet the real-life Snake Serum Avenger, trending in bizarre science and even weirder ambition.
Academic tempers flare as historians argue over exactly how many penises are embroidered on the Bayeux Tapestry. The centuries-old willy tally remains the most heated debate in needlework and medieval history, bar none.
A Northumberland man ignited his own home—twice in one night—simply to watch his firefighter heroes in action. Apparently, some childhood obsessions never burn out, even when the authorities arrive with hoses and handcuffs.
In a comical twist, a town vehemently opposes a giant duck statue, raising questions about the oddities of local governance and duck culture.
Turns out, pretending to look busy at the office can pay off—literally millions. One savvy employee demonstrates that performance reviews don’t always require, well, performance. The burnout, however, is surprisingly real.
Sick of pills and shots? Scientists at UPenn have engineered gum that both delivers meds and traps flu and herpes viruses. Finally, something to chew on besides your health insurance bill.
