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Puppy Rocky Saves Siyathi Village From D**dly Landslide In the early morning hours in Siyathi village, India, a five-month-old puppy named Rocky became an unexpected hero. Heavy rain pummeled the region before dawn. Rocky, sleeping on the ground floor, suddenly woke up and began barking wildly. Rocky’s Warning Saves 67 Lives His urgent barking woke…

Former Cincinnati Officers Sue Police Chief for Discrimination Four former Cincinnati Police Department members have filed a lawsuit against Police Chief Teresa Theetge and the City of Cincinnati. They claim the department discriminates systemically against white male officers. Allegations of Intentional Bias The complaint, submitted on May 19, accuses the department of “intentional and discriminatory…

NYC Comptroller Brad Lander Detained After ICE Confrontation: Civil Rights or Lawbreaking? In a dramatic and controversial incident that continues to stir debate across political and legal lines, New York City Comptroller Brad Lander was briefly detained by federal immigration authorities after he attempted to intervene in an arrest outside an immigration court. The episode,…

It has been officially designated 52768 (1998 OR2) and will cross Earth’s orbit without any real danger of impact. In the remote event of impact with planet Earth, studies show that it could almost completely destroy it. A 23-year-old student discovers 17 planets, one similar to Earth. NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies has recently…

FBI Director Kash Patel disclosed that a cache of documents related to the Russia probe had been found in a bureau secret room, hidden away in “burn bags.” The FBI official told the Daily Mail that the records include the classified annexe to former Special Counsel John Durham’s final report on the beginnings of the…

When Zach proposed, I expected magic. But the ring wasn’t what I imagined—no diamond, no sparkle—just a dark, smoky stone with strange engravings. It felt… heavy. Like it carried a story. A week later, I found an old photo of Zach with another woman—his former fiancée, Camille. On her finger was my ring. I froze. He had…

In a dimly lit lab, where science meets the unseen, researchers have captured a startling truth: Human hands glow. And your fingernails? They shine the brightest of all. This isn’t metaphor or mysticism—it’s measurable science. Researchers in Japan discovered that our bodies emit ultra-weak photon emissions—invisible light that radiates from every cell. And when they measured different…

Slugs, often seen as slimy pests, have a surprisingly vital role in both nature and science. While their appearance may be off-putting, these creatures contribute far more than most people realize. Beyond simply creeping through gardens after rain, slugs play a significant part in maintaining ecological balance. In nature, slugs act as silent recyclers. They…

More than two decades after her highly publicized affair with President Bill Clinton, Monica Lewinsky is continuing to speak out — not only about the relationship itself but about the lasting effects of the power dynamics and public humiliation she endured. On a recent episode of the How to Fail podcast with host Elizabeth Day,…

Kristina Ozturk had 22 biological children by age 26 and says she’s just getting started. Her goal is to have over 100 kids. Most people picture two or three children when they think about a family, maybe five if they’re feeling ambitious. Kristina has something entirely different in mind. She lives in Georgia and shares…