Archive for April 2025

The Texas Department of Transportation took on an unusual clean-up operation after an overturned truck lost its load of 8 million dimes — $800,000 worth of change.

An Australian radio station has come under fire for reportedly using an AI-generated female host for six months without mentioning it before listeners started questioning “her” identity. Last year, Australian Radio Network’s CADA station, which broadcasts in Sydney, introduced a new host named Thy and even created a new show for her called Workdays with…

Guinness World Records shared video from the historic meeting between the world’s tallest living dog — standing 3 feet, 3 inches tall — and the world’s shortest dog, who stands at 3.59 inches tall.

A section of Alabama highway was temporarily closed when an escaped kangaroo entered the roadway and caused a two-vehicle crash.

A British boy whose seagull imitating skills earned him the nickname “Seagull Boy” has won his second consecutive title at the European Championship Gull Screeching event in De Panne, Belgium.

The technique ensures the chick doesn’t identify too closely with its human handlers.

Two racers inside the boat’s covered cabin survived the event, which saw the boat go over 30 feet (9 meters) in the air.

An English man unknowingly bought back his own Honda Civic just weeks after having it stolen from his driveway in Solihull, West Midlands. Ewan Valentine was devastated when his 9-year-old Honda Civic Type R was stolen. His girlfriend woke up one morning to drive his car to work, but it was gone. He notified police…

A 19-year-old youth has been getting attention for challenging male beauty standards by only working out muscles on one side of his body, resulting in an extremely asymmetrical appearance. Muscle symmetry has long been one of the most important judging criteria in fitness and bodybuilding competitions, and it has long been generally accepted that symmetrical…

A Michigan State Police trooper’s attempts to return $5,000 in lost cash to its owner were temporarily frustrated when the money’s owner thought the calls were a scam.