A frustrated man turned to Reddit after his pregnant sister kept eating his food without asking, leading to an outpouring of support. In a post on the popular platform, the 30-year-old man shared that his 31-year-old sister had recently left her husband and moved in with him. “I have a …
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Archaeologists in North Carolina recently discovered four 18th-century shipwrecks – including the likely remains of a detonated enemy vessel. East Carolina University announced the discovery on July 24. The ships were located this spring at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson, in the state’s Cape Fear region. Jeremy Borrelli, a staff archaeologist for …
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A 2-year-old was found snuggled up in the woods after going missing in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The little girl walked away from her home with her two family dogs on Wednesday evening in Faithorn, Michigan. The toddler was found hours later asleep in the woods, using the smaller dog as …
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The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has pulled off another 5K Run & Walk NYC event in honor of the many heroes of 9/11. The foundation kicked off its 22nd annual race on Sunday in New York City, with participants running through the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel to the former site of the …
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Ralph Baer’s childhood was stolen by the Nazis. The German-born Jew gained a semblance of revenge overseas, imagining a new way for children of all ages to play. Ralph Baer invented video games. A natural tinkerer as a child, he reclaimed his youth after arriving in the United States, where …
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President Lincoln supposedly sent his sincerest condolences to a grieving mother in the historic Bixby Letter on this day in history, Nov. 21, 1864. In the fall of 1864, Gov. John A. Andrew of Massachusetts sent a request to then-President Lincoln asking him to send his regards to Mrs. Lydia …
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The leaders of several major American universities underscored the moral decay of much of academia this week, according to a leading rabbi in this country, when they failed to condemn publicly the threats of genocide occurring on their own campuses. Many “once-great institutions” of higher education in America “have shown …
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There is a revolutionary change underway when it comes to making our food and drinks. The advent of robotics, once limited to the fields of industrial manufacturing and the beloved Roomba, is now making a monumental leap into our kitchens and dining experiences. This shift is not just a fleeting …
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Two sisters are fighting about farmland left to one of them by a family member — and “emotions” are apparently “pretty high right now” about the situation, given that one of the sisters will soon be married, yet the other will not permit her to use the land as a …
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General George S. Patton Jr., an American World War II hero famed for his battlefield brilliance, unvarnished view of combat and volatile personality, died in Heidelberg, Germany, on this day in history, Dec. 21, 1945. He was 60 years old. Patton was paralyzed in an auto accident on Dec. 9. …
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