When I saw my brother, Maverick, driving a shiny red convertible, I knew something was wrong. He couldn’t afford a car like that. But I had no idea it was tied to a betrayal—one that started long before our Gran passed away. I’m Juniper, 26, and I left my family four years ago. Growing up,…
Lesley sacrificed her future to care for her aging grandparents, even skipping university to stay close when her grandmother fell ill. After her grandmother passed, Lesley continued looking after her grandfather while her brothers, George and Wilson—both successful—kept their distance. When their grandfather died, George and Wilson finally showed up, hoping for an inheritance. But…
Five Years After George Floyd’s Death: A Look at What’s Changed Sky News correspondent Shingi Mararike visited Minneapolis five years after George Floyd was murdered to see what’s changed. At the site where Floyd died, now George Perry Floyd Square, a mural and memorial mark the spot. The area has become a sacred space for…
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Nature can be terrifying, especially when humans, without tools or technology, come face-to-face with powerful animals. That’s why we must always exercise caution around wildlife. Sadly, many have been injured—or even killed—by animals in both captivity and the wild. One of the most tragic incidents occurred in 1991, when marine biology student Keltie Byrne was…
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California High School Track Controversy Reignites Trans Athlete Debate A viral moment at the CIF Southern Section Finals has reignited the national debate over transgender athletes in women’s sports. Reese Hogan of Crean Lutheran High took a stand by stepping onto the first-place podium after finishing second in the triple jump — a spot left…
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Though decades have passed since her death, Princess Diana remains deeply missed worldwide. Her sudden passing in 1997 shocked the globe, and her funeral remains among the most-watched broadcasts in history. Diana’s time in the Royal Family was turbulent. Her marriage to Charles was strained by mutual infidelities and intense public scrutiny. Despite this, Diana…
After my divorce, I chose to become a single mom through sperm donation. I wanted a child—not another relationship—and soon gave birth to my son, Alan. Life was full, and I was content raising him alone. Eight years later, we returned to my hometown when my mom got sick. That’s when I noticed the strange…
Animal shelters do incredible work giving pets a second chance. That was the case for Libby, a stray pit bull taken in by the Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County in August 2023. Though full of life and love, Libby had a massive 10-pound tumor on her leg—one of the largest the shelter had…
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The Mystery of Titanic’s Missing Bodies The RMS Titanic tragically sank on April 15, 1912, during its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York after striking an iceberg, killing over 1,500 people. Yet, one enduring mystery remains: why were so few bodies recovered? The wreck was finally discovered on September 1, 1985, by deep-sea explorer…
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Any seasoned comedian knows how tough a hostile crowd can be—but few face what Jerry Seinfeld did at Duke University in May. There to receive an honorary degree, Seinfeld encountered backlash over his vocal support for Israel amid the ongoing conflict. His presence prompted dozens of students to walk out, chanting “Free, free Palestine.” Others…
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