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Nebraska authorities were shocked to see a massive bull sitting shotgun in a modified white sedan driving along Highway 275 on Wednesday morning. 

A community of veterans in a small town in Alabama are coming together to help raise money for a little girl in kidney failure. 

A Southern California mall will require unaccompanied minors to wear lanyards with their parent’s contact information after brawls broke out.

A district judge in Miami said the fast food giant must defend itself against claims that it is exaggerating the size of its Whoppers.

For 42 years, Maria Angelica Gonzalez believed her son died soon after childbirth, but that all changed after her long-lost son took a DNA test to learn more about his birth family. 

Eleven people aboard a Delta Airlines flight were taken to the hospital Tuesday due to injuries caused by “severe turbulence.”

A Marine Corps veteran and mother of three settled a $337 million lawsuit against her former employer Booz Allen Hamilton, alleging that the defense contractor overcharged American taxpayers to offset losing profits in foreign contracts.

A Chicago TV news crew was robbed at gunpoint while reporting on an armed robbery in West Town. 

Authorities in Spain uncovered 9.5 tons of cocaine hidden in refrigerated banana containers from Ecuador.

Drinking health guidelines in the United States could soon resemble Canada’s two drinks per week allowance.

Stargazers, get your binoculars and telescopes ready: A super blue moon will brighten the night sky on Wednesday, August 30th.

A wounded veteran from North Carolina received the keys to his mortgage-free home on Saturday.

Nearly 5,000 pilots are suspected to have lied about having mental health conditions and other health disorders which would prevent them from flying.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for 33 Florida counties as storm watchers are expecting Tropical Storm Idalia to make landfall on the west side of the state, between the panhandle and the Tampa Bay area, by Tuesday. 

Former Canadian Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul died in a multi-car accident in Ontario on Tuesday. She was 31.

From wheeling stolen merchandise out of a Burlington store to swiping a package from a FedEx driver, thieves in America are growing bold.

Freshman Miami University student Sarah Bowling was assigned to the same dorm room her mother had when she was in college. 

First gas stoves, then water heaters, and now the Biden administration is coming after ceiling fans in its quest for “environmentally friendly” household appliances. 

A Great Pyrenees named Moose has found his forever home weeks after saving his foster family from a boat fire in Virginia.

A new study finds that rising food costs are linked to the United States Department of Agriculture’s expansion of food stamp benefits.

Oklahoma authorities arrested a third grade teacher after she blew three times the legal limit on the first day back to school.

A Virginia teen said his First Amendment rights are being violated after the school told him to remove the American flags from his truck. 

Bret Baier’s claim that New Jersey suffered a credit rating downgrade 11 times during Chris Christie’s time as governor is true.

Connor Halsa thought he caught himself a really big fish while fishing on a Minnesota lake, but to his surprised he hooked a wallet with $2,000 in cash in a sandwich bag, along with an ID.

Franklin Graham has stirred up a frenzy on social media by reaffirming his support for former President Donald Trump.

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has linked a salmonella outbreak across 11 states to the ownership of little turtles.

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued a man marooned on Cay Sal — a remote island in the Bahamas — on Friday.

Passengers aboard Alaska Airlines flight 1288 were petrified as sparks flew when their plane landed onto the tarmac at John Wayne Airport in Southern California on Sunday.

More than 100 FEMA workers are reportedly staying in five star hotels in Maui, as thousands of people are homeless due to the wildfires.

Jerry Lockhart is reunited with his border collie named Cali — thanks to a young Texas girl seeing a video about the lost pooch on TikTok. 

Former New York City mayoral candidate and Guardian Angels leader Curtis Sliwa was arrested twice last week for protesting Mayor Eric Adams’ decision to evacuate an elderly assisted living facility for the purpose of housing migrants coming across the southern border.

Maui’s wildfires have claimed the lives of at least 114 people, have left more than 1,000 missing, and have destroyed around 2,000 buildings, but churches across the Hawaiian island have brought light to a dark and dire situation.

Brights Zoo in Limestone, Tennessee, welcomed a one-of-a-kind baby giraffe born without any spots on July 31.

Target is being sued for allegedly betraying its core customer base by continuing to sell LGBT Pride gear — including designs from a Satan-lover — in spite of the company’s hemorrhaging loss in the stock market.

A New Hampshire barbershop is giving away free haircuts to school-aged children for the two weeks before the start of the new school year.

Twelve-year-old Mario Mack is already living out his dream of being an entrepreneur by operating his own shaved ice shop on the weekends.