- + Hammerhead shark snatches catch from fisherman's hand—A fisherman got quite a shock when a 14-foot hammerhead shark stole the tarpon he was trying to pull into his boat. CNN affiliate Bay News 9 reports. ...
- + Trump says he's not happy with Fox, refers to network as 'we'—When asked about Fox News polling data, President Donald Trump lashed out at the network saying, "there's something going on" that he's not happy with...
- + Gators are climbing fences and swimming across roads in Florida—Most people know alligators get just about everywhere in Florida, but now they've really leveled up.
- + Opinion: Trump has used Israel for political points, and there may be consequences—President Trump has never shied away from foreign election interference -- he's professed his willingness to accept dirt from foreign countries and ...
- + Mom in pain goes to hospital, births 3 babies moments later—A South Dakota mom went to a hospital for pain she thought was caused by kidney stones. Turns out, the pain was caused by the fact that she was in lab...
- + Eagles lure 40-year-old QB out of retirement—Josh McCown, a 40-year-old quarterback who had retired and was going to be an analyst with ESPN this season, agreed to contract terms with the Philade...
- + Teen killed after allegedly stealing $2 beer—Anwar Ghazali, the store clerk who shot and killed teenager Dorian Harris in 2018 for allegedly stealing a beer, was found guilty of second-degree mur...
- + 'Blinded by the Light' director shares Bruce Springsteen's perfect response to her film—Gurinder Chadha can thank her decision to seize the moment for her latest project, "Blinded by the Light."
- + The beauty of Japan's lonely vending machines—Vending machines are a mainstay of Japanese culture. There are over 5.5 million in the country -- one for every 23 people, the highest ratio in the wo...
- + A wedding photographer like no other—Ripped trousers, last-minute cigarettes, grandmas on the dance floor -- these are not your typical wedding photos.
- + Rare photos show life in 19th-century China—Before the arrival of photography, the Western imagination of China was based on paintings, written travelogues and dispatches from a seemingly far-of...
- + Infrared photographs retell the horror of D-Day—At the height of World War II, the US military commissioned Kodak to produce a new type of color film that could capture infrared waves invisible to t...
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