A Turkish town gets high after police burn 20 tons of confiscated weed in the center of Lice, sending clouds of cannabis smoke billowing over 25,000 surprised residents. Suddenly, the town’s air wasn’t just thick with mystery—it was thick with giggles and munchies, too.
Nosy neighbor in Spain discovers children hidden for years by COVID-paranoid parents, proving sometimes a little curiosity reveals pandemic oddities and unexpected lockdown secrets.
Texas Starbase city SpaceX launch site: Elon Musk’s Starbase is now an official Texas city, promising rocket neighbors and zero commute to Mars. Rockets, zoning laws, and SpaceX ambitions now share the same strange address.
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.
Sydney commuters faced an unexpected apocalypse after sharp debris transformed a 30km motorway stretch into the world’s longest tire-shredding obstacle course. Triple-A must have run out of tow trucks and patience.
Russian singer Katya Lel claims aliens abducted her and stole her teeth—then assures UFO-invasion skeptics there’s no need to worry, just politely refuse consent for abduction.
Lab-Grown T-Rex Leather Handbag Created Using Fossil Protein rocks the luxury scene as dinosaur DNA enters high fashion, leaving paleontologists and purse-lovers equally stunned.
Neurosurgeon says he is ready to transplant a human head, leaving the medical community and sci-fi fans reeling—is this science, madness, or both?
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.
Move over, ancient deities—there’s a new omnipotent being in town, and it runs on code. Robotheism, the AI religion, hopes algorithms deliver more than just targeted ads, but actual enlightenment for their faithful flock.
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.
A 115-year-old British woman nabs the title of world’s oldest living person, insisting her secret is simply doing whatever she likes. Gerontology records may tremble, but this centenarian’s life plan doubles as the ultimate retirement flex.
One roommate’s cheese defense strategy sparked a full-blown culinary cold war—just add a lockbox and a dash of passive aggression.
Florida highways just got a lot more hands-on: one barefoot hero waded right in to wrangle an alligator. Only in Jacksonville could rush hour mean gator wrestling in the breakdown lane—and, yes, there’s video evidence.