As more disturbing details surface about the child porn scandal involving Subway’s former spokesman Jared Fogle, the sandwich maker has become the target of outrage over an online game where children played with Jared’s Pants.
APOPKA, Flor. — A woman in Florida with a drinking problem apparently taught her 4-year-old son how to use a breathalyzer to get her car started.
A medical student’s selfie taken with a “dying woman” in the Mexican border city of Reynosa has sparked controversy all over Mexico. The scandal resulted from a photograph that the student took of herself with what appears to be a dying woman in the background.
A horde of angry taxicab drivers attacked users of the ride-sharing app Uber in Mexico City. The assailants vandalized various cars in an effort to halt the use of the app.
MAYBEE, Mich., July 30 (UPI) — A Michigan doggie daycare that bills itself as “cage free” is going viral with a video of a pooch pool party in a bone-shaped pool.
A video shot in Japan’s port city of Osaka has been making the rounds online, displaying a swarm of white spherical objects of unknown origin flying across the sky. The low-quality footage has triggered speculation over extra-terrestrial life and UFOs.
A woman known throughout the online world for her photos depicting a lavish jet-setting lifestyle is now facing drug trafficking charges after U.S. authorities found close to six kilos of cocaine in her luxury car.
A Texas family remains in limbo as they try to find out if the body of a partially nude elderly man found near a shopping center in the Mexican city of Matamoros is in fact their loved one who went missing more than 11 days ago.
Mexico’s Supreme Court has struck down a law passed in the border state of Tamaulipas that banned the use of road spikes, a tactic commonly used by drug cartels to avoid capture.
NEW YORK, July 7 (UPI) — An audience member apparently caught up in the illusion of live theater at a Broadway show stunned onlookers by trying to charge his phone on stage.
MOSCOW, July 7 (UPI) — The Russian Interior Ministry has launched a “Safe Selfie” campaign encouraging citizens not to put their lives at risk for “‘likes’ on social media.”
PHILADELPHIA, July 7 (UPI) — A video of a mysterious cloud-like mass shimmering while moving through the Philadelphia sky has residents scratching their heads.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., July 7 (UPI) — The real-life version of Sharknado proved to be far less threatening than its Syfy counterpart when a small shark fell from the sky into a Virginia back yard.
A Texas border man has been arrested for a third time, accused of breaking into a ranch in what appears to be yet another attempt to have sex with a horse. Unlike the two previous incidents, this time the horse kicked the man away, sending him to the emergency room.
UPDATE: The suspected explosive device a Texas bomb squad responded to near the border has been determined to be “non-explosive,” according to Detective Rogelio Banda with the San Benito Police Department.
Kicking and screaming, Mexican authorities took a 14-year-old Alondra Luna from her school and flew her to Houston in an attempt to resolve a child custody dispute. They sent Luna to Houston to reunite her with the woman they thought was her mother. It turned out later that she was not the girl’s mother.
Mexican authorities have recovered a piece of radioactive equipment that had been stolen out of a pickup truck in the state of Tabasco. This is the fourth time that radioactive material from X-ray machines has been stolen in Mexico.
A previously convicted felon from Houston who posted on social media messages stating that he hated America and like ISIS is now facing federal weapons charges for posing in photos with firearms that he as a felon can’t have.
A Chinese food restaurant in the border city of Tijuana has been shut down after authorities found out that the main dish was … DOG.
The upcoming federal elections in Mexico has resulted in a number of actors, clowns and soccer stars seeking a spot in the arena of Mexico’s political elite. While many pundits already consider Mexican politicians to be buffoons, this latest political move adds a literal sense to the joke.
In a breakthrough ceremony for Argentina based on laws meant to prevent the mass killing or abandoning of the seventh child of a family due to superstition, President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner adopted a 21-year-old Jewish man as a national “Godson” this week, the first non-Catholic to receive the bizarre patronage from the South American country.
