At their high school reunion, a man and his wife mingle among old classmates, sharing memories and catching up. As they sit down, the wife notices her husband repeatedly glancing at a woman sitting alone at a nearby table. The woman is clearly drunk, downing glass after glass of gin without pause. Her messy grin…
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Note: we are republishing this story which originally made the news in October 2025. Björn Andrésen, the Swedish actor who became an overnight sensation at just 15, first captured the world’s attention with his hauntingly beautiful portrayal of Tadzio in Luchino Visconti’s 1971 film Death in Venice. The role made him an international icon, but…
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A cowboy who just moved to Wyoming from Texas walks into a bar and orders three mugs of Bud. He takes them to a table in the back and drinks a sip from each one in turn. When he finishes, he returns to the bar and orders three more. Curious, the bartender approaches. “You know,”…
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The literary world is mourning the loss of a beloved writer whose books brought comfort, joy, and humor to millions. Her family shared that she passed peacefully, surrounded by music, warmth, and the spirit of the holiday season—fitting for someone who filled so many lives with light. Even as she battled illness, she faced each…
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I got pregnant at fifteen, and I learned early what judgment felt like—the stares, the whispers, the people who decided my life was over before it had even begun. I built a wall around myself just to keep moving forward. One afternoon at a corner store, with a tired baby on my hip and a…
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Note: we are republishing this story which originally made the news in February 2024. A tragic accident near the Wyoming–Colorado border claimed the lives of three University of Wyoming swimming and diving team members. The victims were identified as Charlie Clark, 19, of Las Vegas; Luke Slabber, 21, of Cape Town, South Africa; and Carson…
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Three months after my divorce, I promised my five-year-old daughter, Ella, that Christmas would still feel magical. I spent late nights decorating our new home with lights and ornaments to bring her comfort. But one evening, I pulled into the driveway and found everything destroyed—the lights were gone, decorations scattered, and Ella’s little thumbprint ornament…
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The world of wildlife conservation is mourning the loss of a visionary whose work transformed our understanding of African elephants. For more than six decades, he devoted his life to studying their behavior, documenting their emotional depth, and advocating fiercely for their protection. His research revealed that elephants form complex social bonds and communicate in…
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A driver stuck in traffic captured a dramatic road-rage encounter between the drivers of a red Corvette and a Dodge truck. The video shows the truck trying to merge into an exit lane, but the Corvette driver repeatedly blocks him. Frustrated, the Corvette driver rolls down his window and flips the truck driver off, making…
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Note: This story was originally published in September 2017. A California high school sparked controversy after asking students not to chant “USA” during sporting events and rallies. At Vista Del Lago High School in Folsom, students often used the chant to show school and national pride. But officials warned that, in some cases, the chant…
