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Automatic Military Draft Registration to Begin in December
Beginning December 2026, eligible Americans will no longer need to sign up themselves, it will happen automatically with the National Defense Authorization Act.

Japan Social Media User Flooded With BBQ Invites From Americans
A Japanese influencer's simple wish to attend an American BBQ went viral — and hundreds of Americans showed up with invitations.

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Dies At 81
Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel, has died at 81. President Trump reacted with a controversial post online.

Musk Steps In As TSA Workers Go Unpaid Amid Shutdown
Elon Musk says he will cover TSA salaries during the shutdown as workers face missed paychecks and travel concerns grow nationwide.

Hollywood Icon Chuck Norris Passes Away At 86
Legendary martial artist and actor Chuck Norris has died at 86, according to family members who say he passed peacefully in Hawaii.

The Viral Leprechaun Story That Fooled Everyone Turns 20
A viral Alabama leprechaun story turns 20, and a new report reveals the truth behind one of the internet’s earliest sensations.

Louisiana Citizens Looking Up As Satellite Falls Towards Earth
Keep an eye on the sky, folks! A satellite is making an unexpected reentry, and it could be a sight to see—if you know where to look.
Woman Accused of Smashing Walmart Merchandise With Bat
Police say a woman armed with a baseball bat smashed merchandise inside a Mississippi Walmart before officers took her into custody.

Taco Cabana Employee Charged After Accidentally Shooting Himself in Groin While at Work
A 19-year-old Taco Cabana employee in Houston is facing charges after accidentally shooting himself while at work.

Virginia Man Charged After 5-Year January 6 Bomb Mystery
FBI arrested Virginia man Brian Cole for planting pipe bombs outside DNC and RNC headquarters Jan. 5, 2021. Devices came within 20 feet of VP-elect Kamala Harris.

New York Giants Kicker May Have Committed Worst Play in NFL History
Younghoe Koo of the New York Giants may have been part of the worst play in NFL history, and it was all caught on camera during Monday Night Football.

Equine Herpes Outbreak Forces Mississippi Rodeo to Delay Event
Mississippi’s DeSoto County Rodeo is postponed due to a nationwide EHV-1 equine herpes outbreak affecting horses and prompting safety precautions.

Teen Found Dead, Hidden Under Bed on Carnival Cruise
The Carnival Horizon cruise ship is now at the center of an FBI investigation after 18 year old Anna Kepner was found dead in her cabin.

How the New Government Spending Bill Will Impact THC Industry
Delta-8 gummies, THC drinks, vapes, and other hemp products could be disappearing due to the new spending bill passed by congress.

The Last 5 Pennies Ever Made Expected to Sell For Millions
The 5 pennies ever made were struck on November 12, and these 5 pennies are expected to sell for millions at auction.

5 State Quarters Worth $500 or More
Currently there are 5 quarters, most from the 2000s, that are worth quite a bit more face value. In some cases, they can be worth around $500 or more.

Lab Monkeys From Tulane Escape After Crash
A public warning has been issued after a transport truck carrying lab monkeys from was involved in a crash, resulting in some of the monkeys escaping.

Pop-Tarts Unveil Three New Flavors, Being Called a Bold Move
Pop-Tart fans will need to start thinking about the tasty treat in new ways as they've unveiled new flavors that are being called their "boldest move yet".

Teacher High on Cocaine Mistakes Student for Her Dog
A substitute teacher was arrested for possession of cocaine after allegedly nodding off in class, and mistaking one of her students for her pet dog "Teddy".

Diddy Sentenced to 50 Months
Sean “Diddy” Combs has been sentenced to 50 months in federal prison after being convicted under the Mann Act.
