Harley-Davidson is facing biker backlash over fears that the American motorcycle manufacturer born with the renegade image is now identifying as woke. “@harleydavidson has been one of the most beloved brands in America but recently on CEO Jochen Zeitz’s watch, they’ve gone totally woke,” filmmaker Robby Starbuck shared with his more than 528,000 followers on...
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Teachers spark debate for 'Alphabet Song' tune changes: 'Hits my ears wrong'
Social media users appear to be divided as educators are revealing online how they are altering the way in which they teach young students the “ABCs.” Different from the classic “Alphabet Song,” the latest version is switched up by separating the letters into different groups and changing the ending to, “Now I will never forget,...
Pennsylvania angler catches 'beautiful fish' rarely seen in Lake Erie
An 18-year-old fisherman from Pennsylvania has caught a species that’s not often seen in Lake Erie — an Atlantic salmon. Colton Alex was participating in a walleye and steelhead tournament when he hooked into the large catch, GoErie.com reported. The Atlantic salmon that Alex reeled in weighed 10.4 pounds and measured 30 inches in length....
Government agencies investigate Maryland bounce house mishap that killed 5-year-old: What to know
U.S. safety officials and police have launched an investigation in response to a tragedy that occurred in Waldorf, Maryland, on Aug. 2, which left a 5-year-old boy dead and another injured after a bounce house went airborne during a baseball game. Powerful wind gusts had lifted the bounce house approximately 15 to 20 feet in...
Show your Team USA pride with this Olympics-inspired swag
Maybe you couldn’t make it to the Paris Olympics this year, but you can still show off your pride with some Team U.S.A. swag! From t-shirts to tote bags, show your support for Team U.S.A. during the Olympics with the right gear. This list rounds up 11 Olympics-inspired clothing and accessories to help you show...
Turn your sunroom into a greenhouse with these finds
Having a sunroom in your home makes you one of the lucky ones. You have space to enjoy the sunshine and get some fresh air without all the mosquitos and other bugs bothering you. If your dream has been to add a little more life to your sunroom, transforming it into a greenhouse filled with...
Arm bone of small ‘hobbit’ human that lived hundreds of thousands of years ago discovered on Indonesian island
A recently found jawbone, arm bone fragment and teeth collected from an archaeological site in Indonesia revealed a diminutive ancestor of humans dubbed a “hobbit” who lived around 700,000 years ago. The “hobbit,” named after J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, is believed to be even smaller than a previously discovered human “hobbit” descendant...
On this day in history, August 6, 1911, TV sitcom star Lucille Ball is born
One of America’s most beloved redheads, Lucille Ball, the adored comic actress, was born on this day in history, Aug. 6, 1911, in Jamestown, New York, as Biography.com and other sources have noted. Her parents were Henry Durrell Ball, an electrician, and Desiree Ball. The family moved around due to her father’s employment, and tragically,...
Olympic chocolate chip muffins go viral, plus our latest American Culture Quiz
‘INSANE’ TREAT’ – Norwegian swimmer Henrik Christiansen made a chocolate chip muffin a viral sensation. While Olympians have been critical of the food at the Olympic Village, the chocolate chip muffin seems to be the exception. Continue reading… PIZZA UN-PARTY – A Reddit user was kicked out of a wedding reception for ordering pizza when...
Toddler grabs attention on TikTok for 'infectious' excitement over grandpa's arrival
A toddler and his grandfather appear to be spreading smiles on social media after their bond was shared in a mashup video garnering nearly one million views on TikTok. The grandfather, lovingly known as “Bop,” has a close relationship with his 2-year-old grandson, Brooks Vanhoy. Brooks’ mom, Shelby Vanhoy, told Fox News Digital via email...









