A plumber in Australia shared a video on Instagram of a 2-day old puppy being rescued from a bathroom drain.
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St. Patrick’s Day parades canceled, Coachella rescheduled amid coronavirus fears. Here’s the full list.
Growing concern over coronavirus has lead to the cancellation of dozens of events. Still unclear is whether the Olympics will happen.
‘We’re living our ancestors’ wildest dreams’: Mango-based business is sweet success
Lakesha Brown-Renfro, Nzinga Teule-Hekima and Tanecia Willis turned their event planning business into a million dollar, multi-business franchise.
Happy Superb Owl Sunday, football fans! Here’s why owls are taking over social media
Super Bowl Sunday is a big day for football fans and owl lovers. A common typo leads to a yearly celebration of superb owls on social media.
Man rescued in Alaskan wilderness more than 20 days after fire destroys home, kills dog
Tyson Steele, 30, survived more than 20 days in the Alaskan wilderness after a devastating fire burned down his cabin and killed his beloved dog.
Body found in Idaho cave more than 40 years ago identified as outlaw who escaped jail in 1916
Joseph Henry Loveless, an outlaw and a murderer, was killed after escaping jail in 1916. But the case isn’t closed yet.
Pope Francis apologizes after slapping woman’s hand who grabbed him in St. Peter’s Square
A New Year’s Eve video shows Pope Francis smacking a woman’s hand after she yanks him toward her in St. Peter’s Square.
‘Swing Set Susan’ charged with impersonating a police officer after threatening to arrest Hispanic teens
Video of a white woman threatening to arrest a group of Hispanic teens at a park in Texas has been viewed more than 5 million times.
5 bad money habits you’re probably guilty of and how to break them
Here are five common money mistakes you might be making and some strategies to help curb the financial habits that are hurting your wallet.
This bird has the world’s loudest song, study finds. It attracts mates by screaming in their face
The white bellbird only sings its loudest song when a potential partner is nearby. Researchers say its the loudest bird call ever recorded.