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Thieves strike again!
On Sunday, thieves broke into the National Museum of Damascus in Syria, making off with several priceless Roman-era statues. Authorities haven’t released details on who’s behind the heist, but it’s hard not to wonder: are we entering a new golden age of art theft?
Stealing is wrong, of course so why is this so exciting!?
Happy Veterans Day to all of our veterans and active-duty readers! We salute you!
If you’re celebrating today, here’s a roundup of restaurants and businesses offering complimentary meals, discounts, and other thank-you freebies across the country.
How did EWE get here? A sheep wearing a diaper got stuck on a passenger train in Poland. Video of the clearly distressed animal has gone viral.
It turns out that the password to the Louvre’s video surveillance was reportedly “Louvre.”
Tom Brady says that his new dog is a clone of his old dog using a biotech company that he is an investor in. Discuss amongs yourselves.
Hollywood had a terrible October. The North American box office plunged to just $425 million, which is the lowest grossing month since 1997. Even major releases like Tron: Ares and The Smashing Machine couldn’t save it. For November, the industry is pinning its hopes on Wicked. Will it revive theaters or is this decline part of a cultural shift?
The good news is that China is our friend this week! President Trump had a positive trip to Asia and now the U.S. Department of War and the Chinese People’s Liberation Army have agreed to set up direct military-to-military communication channels to “deconflict and de-escalate” incidents in the Indo-Pacific.
The government shutdown is hitting the rich and poor alike. Food stamp recipients will lose benefits by Saturday when SNAP funds run dry, and First Class flyers are discovering that even priority screening can’t outrun unpaid TSA agents. It’s a hardship for us all — just not all in the same way.
A truck carrying rhesus monkeys on their way to a medical testing lab overturned in Mississippi. The driver warned that the monkeys were “dangerous” and “posed a threat to humans,” while the lab insisted they were “not infectious.” Authorities say they captured and euthanized all but one so beware if you see what you *think* is a child in a monkey Halloween costume this week!
It’s the age of cartoon crimes coming to life! First the Louvre Heist and now this: a motorcycle suspect in Southern California led police on a wild chase straight out of Looney Tunes before getting cocky and slamming into a car while trying to adjust his backpack at full speed. Police say he was taken to the hospital “with injuries.”
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