Archive for February 2024
Man Impersonates Police Officer to Help Sister Cheat on Exam
An Indian man was arrested for wearing a police uniform and impersonating a police officer to help his sister cheat on her 12th standard exam. The Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) exams, a pivotal moment for students across India’s Maharashtra state began on February 21, and we already have a viral cheating scandal. A 24-year-old man…
Read MoreWatch: Live stream cameras set up to capture hatching of bald eagle eggs
A popular pair of bald eagles in Southern California are preparing for the hatching of their three eggs, and bird fans are being invited to watch live online.
Read MoreLook: Cat rescued from junkyard car moments before crushing
A runaway cat taking shelter in a car at a North Carolina junkyard was rescued from the vehicle just moments before it was crushed.
Read MoreBirthday scratch-off earns Illinois woman $1 million
An Illinois woman who used her favorite color to select a scratch-off lottery ticket on her birthday scored a $1 million prize.
Read MoreWatch: Washington road sign hacked to warn of ‘Angry Raccoons Ahead’
The owner of an electronic road sign in Washington said a message warning drivers about “Angry Raccoons Ahead” was the work of pranksters.
Read MoreWatch: Oklahoma great-grandmother celebrates her 25th birthday
A 100-year-old Oklahoma woman is celebrating her 25th birthday Thursday after being born on Leap Day in 1924.
Read MoreWatch: Lost cat reunited with owner after five years
A cat who went missing from her South Carolina home was reunited with her owner five years later thanks to the feline’s microchip.
Read MoreLook: Alligator found ‘sunbathing’ on Florida resident’s dock
Police in Naples, Fla., said they were called to a resident’s home to chase off an unusual trespasser: a sunbathing alligator.
Read MoreWatch: Toronto Zoo’s baby white rhino gets a name: Kifaru
The Toronto Zoo announced a white rhino calf born in late December finally has an official name: Kifaru.
Read MoreRare Disease Renders Mother Unable to Bear the Sound of Her Beloved Children’s Laughter
An English woman suffering from a rare condition known as painful hyperacusis says that everyday noises, such as her children’s laughter, her friends’ voices, and even music cause her paralyzing pain. Until 18 months ago, Karen Cook worked as a cabin crew and lived a perfectly normal life with her husband and their two boys. But…
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