A new TikTok trend has gone viral, and it involves brides undergoing a major change to their appearance after saying, “I do.” Here’s how it works. A bride will get her hair done for the wedding ceremony, get married and then have a hairstylist cut off a significant amount of hair before the reception. WHAT...
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Firefighters carry 160-pound dog down Oregon mountain after pup is injured on trail
A big pup is safe after being rescued from Saddle Mountain in Oregon with injured paws. Officials with Cannon Beach Rural Fire Protection District shared the successful rescue along with photos in a Facebook post. The 160-pound Great Pyrenees was brought to the bottom of the mountain and placed on a stretcher. EIGHT PUPPIES ABANDONED...
One of the world's oldest gorillas dies at California zoo 20 years past life expectancy
One of the oldest male gorillas who was living at a U.S. zoo has died at the age of 52. The gorilla named Winston lived roughly 20 years beyond his life expectancy at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in California. The park recently announced his passing on July 13 after noting that the gorilla...
10 summer emergency kit essentials to keep in your car
As Americans hit the road in sizzling temperatures, taking a few steps of precaution can be life-saving in case of breakdowns or accidents. Across the nation, as temperatures soar, packing an emergency kit can be just as important as checking your tires for confidence on the road. Just like in winter months, in the summer,...
Trump flag photo joins pantheon of images that capture American resolve, erase political divides
A startling image of former President Donald J. Trump surviving an assassination attempt on Saturday in Butler, Pennsylvania, has become an instant cultural sensation. Moments after a bullet struck his ear and missed a fatal headshot by mere millimeters, the former president and now 2024 GOP presidential nominee rose to his feet with blood streaked...
Amazon Prime Day: Your ultimate back-to-school shopping destination for deals
Believe it or not, it’s that time of year again: back-to-school season. And Amazon is ready to help you prepare. Amazon Prime Day is filled with deals students in every grade and their parents will appreciate. With its vast array of deals and discounts, Prime Day is not just a day to splurge, but a...
Amazon Prime Day: 23 major deals to check out now
PRIME DAY STEALS – You can get over 50% off on tech, home goods, tools and books during Amazon Prime Day. Check out these 23 deals. Continue reading… ‘NO IPAD CHALLENGE’ – A mom from Charlotte, North Carolina, went viral after taking away her child’s iPad and documenting the withdrawal period on TikTok. Continue reading…...
North Carolina police warn residents of 'aggressive' alligators amid nesting season
Police in North Carolina are warning locals to steer clear of female alligators during this time of year. Officials with the Sunset Beach Police Department took to Facebook to post a PSA about suspected alligator nests. “Nearly all alligators become sexually mature by the time they reach approximately 7 feet in length, although females can...
Meet the American who coined 'March Madness,' Illinois high school hoops pioneer and visionary H.V. Porter
March Madness afflicts millions of American sports fans each year during springtime. Victims of the fever exhibit spontaneous outbreaks of basketball jargon, cry over busted brackets and call in sick to work on Thursdays and Fridays. There is no known cure for March Madness. But basketballogists know its origin. The malady was first diagnosed in...
Priest at Trump rally who gave benediction warned of 'people who want to shoot' former president
A Ukrainian Catholic priest who gave the benediction during former President Donald Trump’s campaign rally on Saturday spoke of “people who want to shoot” the Republican presidential candidate just minutes before the assassination attempt that left Trump wounded, two others critically injured and one bystander dead. Jason Charron, pastor at Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church...









