Friday the 13th is tomorrow. Here’s why the day is considered unlucky
Friday the 13th will occur twice in 2023, on Friday, Jan. 13, and Friday, Oct. 13. The day tends to conjure certain emotions for some who are superstitious.
Friday the 13th will occur twice in 2023, on Friday, Jan. 13, and Friday, Oct. 13. The day tends to conjure certain emotions for some who are superstitious.
Pigeon carrying backpack filled with meth captured in prison yard
In addition to drones, correctional officers will now have to keep an eye out for pigeons, apparently.
In addition to drones, correctional officers will now have to keep an eye out for pigeons, apparently.
Porch pirate suspect seen wearing women's underwear as face mask
Spencer Gougler was arrested and charged with several crimes.
Spencer Gougler was arrested and charged with several crimes.
Twins born in different years
A Texas couple is celebrating their new twin girls who were born in different years!
A Texas couple is celebrating their new twin girls who were born in different years!
Tesla on autopilot leads police on chase before driver finally wakes up
After about 15 minutes into the pursuit, the driver finally woke up and followed police instructions to pull over.
After about 15 minutes into the pursuit, the driver finally woke up and followed police instructions to pull over.
United flight diverts to remote island; stranded travelers given hotels, tours
While the passengers missed any New Year's Eve plans they may have had, the airline said it did everything it could to be accommodating.
While the passengers missed any New Year's Eve plans they may have had, the airline said it did everything it could to be accommodating.
New York OKs human composting law
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed a law making her state the sixth in the nation to allow human composting as a method of burial.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed a law making her state the sixth in the nation to allow human composting as a method of burial.
'Karens for Hire': Company will complain on your behalf
A company is looking to flip the 'Karen' stereotype upside down and use it to your benefit.
A company is looking to flip the 'Karen' stereotype upside down and use it to your benefit.
'Karens for Hire': Company will complain on your behalf
A company is looking to flip the 'Karen' stereotype upside down and use it to your benefit.
A company is looking to flip the 'Karen' stereotype upside down and use it to your benefit.
Police called after 'Cousin Eddie' holiday display spooks neighbor
Joni Keeney, the woman behind the display, plans on expanding it further next year with an additional Clark Griswold mannequin.
Joni Keeney, the woman behind the display, plans on expanding it further next year with an additional Clark Griswold mannequin.
Women dressed in leather, latex tell Florida city commissioners to 'build a dungeon' during public meeting
Three women dressed head-to-toe in leather and latex stood before city commissioners in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday with an unusual ask: to build a dungeon.
Three women dressed head-to-toe in leather and latex stood before city commissioners in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday with an unusual ask: to build a dungeon.
NY Times Sunday crossword puzzles readers with swastika shape on Hanukkah: ‘How did this get approved’
The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah began on Dec. 18 and will end on the evening of Dec. 26.
The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah began on Dec. 18 and will end on the evening of Dec. 26.
Tennessee transportation department worker discovers human heart in salt pile
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said that an initial examination determined the heart belonged to an adult male.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said that an initial examination determined the heart belonged to an adult male.
'Worst' holiday gift survey suggests people don’t like fruitcake, weight-loss items or Christmas ties
In addition, almost 80% of American respondents said they think they’re good at faking enthusiasm when they open a bad gift.
In addition, almost 80% of American respondents said they think they’re good at faking enthusiasm when they open a bad gift.
Kentucky woman wins $175K jackpot during white elephant gift exchange at company holiday party
“Everyone was going insane,” Lori Janes shared. “People were getting their calculators out and double-checking. A couple of people even scanned the ticket on the lottery’s app, just to make sure.”
“Everyone was going insane,” Lori Janes shared. “People were getting their calculators out and double-checking. A couple of people even scanned the ticket on the lottery’s app, just to make sure.”
New Yeti coolers wash up on Alaskan beaches
Yeti coolers have been washing up on Alaskan beaches after a container ship capsized in the Pacific and dump as many as 1,600. Scientists say these coolers could float all around the world over the next 30 years.
Yeti coolers have been washing up on Alaskan beaches after a container ship capsized in the Pacific and dump as many as 1,600. Scientists say these coolers could float all around the world over the next 30 years.
‘I was shocked’: DNA test leads man to granddaughter, brother he never knew existed, living just 1 mile away
Melvin Gray, a military veteran, came across an initiative called “DNA Quest” — a project focused on reuniting adoptees with biological families.
Melvin Gray, a military veteran, came across an initiative called “DNA Quest” — a project focused on reuniting adoptees with biological families.
Spectacular wave-like clouds form over Wyoming mountains
Some spectacular cloud formations in Wyoming were so inviting you could almost surf them.
Some spectacular cloud formations in Wyoming were so inviting you could almost surf them.
These animals are champions in this year’s Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards
This year’s star is a clumsy, 3-month-old lion cub figuring out his way in the wilds of the Serengeti -- though a sassy penguin topped the list, too.
This year’s star is a clumsy, 3-month-old lion cub figuring out his way in the wilds of the Serengeti -- though a sassy penguin topped the list, too.
Never-before-seen fish: Researchers discuss new species found more than 3 miles under the sea
Australian researchers searched deeper than scuba divers and submarines could go and found some never-before-seen specimens.
Australian researchers searched deeper than scuba divers and submarines could go and found some never-before-seen specimens.