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Texas Man Goes Viral After Dining with Cowboy-Hat-Wearing Horse at Upscale Restaurant

A Texas man and his cowboy-hat-clad horse have taken social media by storm after the pair was spotted enjoying a meal at an upscale restaurant Monday evening.

What's New In FAFSA? A Comprehensive Guide For Students Filing in 2025-2026
Students can now begin filing their FAFSA applications and send their information to up to 20 colleges to determine the amount that they may receive as a grant for the upcoming academic year.
Top YouTube Series 'Hot Ones' Rejected Kamala Harris Request to Appear on Show
Top campaign staff from Kamala Harris' presidential run have revealed that the popular YouTube show "Hot Ones" refused to host the vice president.
Widely Mocked 'Trump Guitars' Slapped with Cease and Desist Order for Ripping Off Gibson
The viral "Trump Guitars" have been slapped with a cease and desist by Gibson after the guitar company accused them of ripping off an exclusive design.

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Stay At Home Mom Demands Husband Pay Her for Sex, Says It's an 'Exhausting' and 'Time Consuming' Duty

A man, the sole breadwinner for his family, is outraged by his wife's request to be paid for sex, which she describes as "exhausting" and "time consuming."

Latinos are the heaviest users of TikTok, Instagram, and Whatsapp

Culture

Latinos on Spanish-Language Social Media More Likely to Believe Political Misinformation, Study Finds

A major survey reveals Spanish-language social media users face higher risks of misinformation exposure, with implications for the 2024 U.S. elections.

World

Chinese Crypto Founder Buys Banana Taped to Wall for $6 Million, Says He Will Eat It

A Chinese crypto founder just bought a banana taped to a wall for $6 million, and said he plans to eat it as part of a "unique artistic experience."

Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola selfie mirror

Culture

Historic Church Starts Charging Tourists Money to Take Selfies After Going Viral on TikTok

A historic Roman church has begun charging tourists to take selfies after going viral on TikTok.

Bouchardon Bust of Scottish figure Sir John Gordon by Edmé

Culture

Multimillion-Dollar Statue Found Being Used as a Shed Doorstop After Being Misplaced on Way to Exhibition

A historic 18th-century bust, once bought for $6 and used as a doorstop, is set to be sold for over $3 million.

News

Charles Manson Confesses to Previously Unknown 'Killings' in Never-Before-Heard Audio: 'There's a Whole Part of My Life That Nobody Knows'

Cult leader Charles Manson confessed to being involved in killings years before he led the "Manson Family" murders in Los Angeles.

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TV Station Forces Bank to Apologize for Refusing to Give Little Girl the Thousands of Dollars She Earned Selling Chickens

It took a year's effort and the help of a TV station for a little girl's bank to finally give her the money she earned raising chickens for the county fair.

Man Whose Wife Rejected His Sexual Advances Says 'She's Taking

Politics

Man Complains Wife Treating Him Like 'Sexual Predator' Since Trump Win: She's 'Taking the Election Results Out on Me'

A man wants to know if he's wrong to be upset that his wife started treating him like a "sexual predator" overnight following Trump's re-election.

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AI Artwork Painted by Robot Artist Sells for Shocking Amount at Historic Auction

A piece of AI artwork sold for more than a million dollars in a historic auction sale that far exceeded expectations.

'Should We Cancel Our Friend for Her Racist Halloween Costume'

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Man Demands His Friends Cancel Woman for Her 'Outright Racist' Halloween Costume

A man is campaigned to cancel a member of his friend group during Halloween for her "outright racist" gypsy pirate costume.

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Study Finally Proves a Monkey Could Actually Type Out Shakespeare -- But It Would Take a Really, Really Long Time

A new study demonstrates that a monkey could type out the works of Shakespeare, just not within the lifespan of our universe.

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'Cursed' Statue Removed from City Roof After Years of Controversy: 'He's Going to The Hague'

After five years of controversy, the giant sculpture Quasi, a 16-foot hand with an unsmiling human face, will be removed from atop Wellington's City Gallery.

California City Residents Fight Back After Review Board Removes Books

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California City Residents Fight Back After Review Board Removes Potty Training Books from Children's Library Over 'Nudity'

Community members are uniting against a recent ordinance allowing a review board to remove books about potty training and puberty from the children's library.

Tiny house with exquisite frescoes uncovered in Pompeii

Culture

Incredibly Preserved House Unearthed in Pompeii Found to Be Full of Ancient Porn

Archaeologists in Pompeii have uncovered a small, well-preserved house featuring explicit frescoes.

World

Elderly Residents of Shrinking Village Build Life-Size Puppets To Combat Loneliness

As the population of a small Japanese village dwindles, creative residents endeavor to mimic the companionship of children with life-size puppets.