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It’s war, terror and destruction. How is your day going though?
Baseball fans are not happy that playoff helmets have ads on them now.
Switzerland has started paying victims of Covid vaccine injury.
Fat Bear Week will be delayed because one fat bear killed another because they’re bears.
Taiwan is being hammered by Typhoon Krathon, which killed at least one person so far.
Officials in Nevada are going to remove a 43-foot sculpture of a naked Donald Trump.
At least 23 are dead, many of them children, from a horrific bus crash in Thailand.
Mansions in Southern California keep getting tagged with graffiti when they are on the market.
The two Vice Presidential candidates will face off in a debate on Tuesday, hosted by CBS News.
It’s Fashion Week in Paris and the world’s most expensive purse has been revealed.
Congress passed a bill to fund the government through December. When we’ll start this all again.
UK Prime Minister asked Hamas to return the sausages in a speech on Tuesday. He meant hostages.
Tropical Storm Helene is expected to advance into a hurricane today and into Thursday.
A Finnish zoo had to return two pandas to China because they could not afford them.
The U.S. is preparing a $567 million military aid package for Taiwan.
In New York City, the “barnacle” has replaced the “boot” to punish illegal parking.
President Trump says that he will not run again in 2028 if he loses this November.
This week is the first National Urban Rat Summit in New York City.
China is trying to raise the retirement age and people are, predictably, not happy about it.
A new study shows that your brain “syncs up” with your dog when you look into one another’s eyes.
Might also help if you have bacon in your pocket.
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