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Ever Given's Crew Have Remained on Ship for 3 Weeks as Egyptian Authorities Seize Boat
The Ever Given, a 1,300-foot ship weighing more than 200,000 tons, made headlines when it became stuck in the Suez Canal on March 23.
Man Kidnapped, Nailed Inside Coffin and Cremated in Bizarre Murder Plot
The convicted murderer was paid $13,700 to find a substitute corpse for a wealthy family whose dead relative did not wish to be cremated, court reports said.
Man Buys Green Morph Suit to Hilariously Crash His Fiancé's Zoom Meetings
The COVID-19 pandemic saw employees across the world forced to work from home on an unprecedented scale.
Facebook Removes Official Page of 'Bitche,' Small French Town, Apologizes to Mayor
Local officials in the Pays de Bitche region's capital city frantically appealed to Facebook to reinstate their page, which was taken down in "error" by a profanity algorithm.
Russia Labels U.S. an 'Adversary' As Tensions Rise Over Troop Buildup by Ukraine
Sergei Ryabkov's comments come after Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Moscow about acting "recklessly."
'Taiwan is Part of China,' Says Chinese Navy Warship During Encounter With Taiwanese Vessel
The exchange, apparently captured by a Chinese merchant vessel, is part of China's "gray-zone" tactic in the sea and directed at neighboring countries including Japan, Taiwan and the Philippines.
'Where's My House?': Homebuyer Shocked to Discover Half of Property Missing
Bishnu Aryal's house stands out among a road of regular duplexes, which look complete, each with another building attached to the side.
China Warns U.S. 'Not to Play With Fire' After Warplanes Descend on Taiwan Airspace
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian warned the U.S. "not to play with fire on the Taiwan issue," on Tuesday.
China Fighter Jets Will Fly Over Taiwan to Declare Sovereignty, State Media Says
The hawkish Communist Party newspaper "Global Times" blamed the U.S. and Taiwan for the breakdown in ties between Beijing and Taipei, and warned that a further military escalation was possible.
Streamer Sobs in Viral Video After Getting First Viewer in Nearly an Hour
The streamer, called Nick Kelly, was later accused of faking the reaction and setting up the video for "self-promotion."
Russian Orthodox Church Clamps Down on DIY Exorcisms After Multiple Deaths
The head of Moscow's Patriarchate has said that the church would release guidelines for the process, which must be carried out by an approved priest.
Zookeeper Reveals Giant Monitor Lizard's Insane Appetite As It Devours Prey
The monitor lizard, called Frank Jr, is the nephew of the reptile which starred as Mr Kipling in the Disney Channel show, 'Jessie.'
China Warplanes Simulated Attack on U.S. Aircraft Carrier, Defense Analysts Say
25 fighter jets and nuclear-capable heavy bombers flew into Taiwan's air defense identification zone on Monday as the Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group sailed in the vicinity.
Woman's Ordeal Trying to Parallel Park Goes Viral After Bystander Steps in to Help
The driver even gets out of her car and walks in between the two parked vehicles counting the distance in steps
Incredible Photos Show Baby Giraffe Riding Barge To Escape Flooding Island
Rescue efforts had been ongoing for over a year to save a group of giraffes from a shrinking island.
Mitch McConnell Praises Biden's 'Good' Policy Toward Myanmar
President Joe Biden previously voiced his appreciation for McConnell's "helpful insights" on responding to the military coup in the Southeast Asian nation.
Ted Cruz Says 'Americans Will Die' From Biden-Approved Aid to Palestinians
"Joe Biden decided that funding terrorists who kill Americans apparently is a good idea," Cruz told Breitbart.
First Responders Called to Rescue Cow Stuck in Family Pool
The cow, who proved cooperative, was eventually coaxed up the pool stairs by the New South Wales State Emergency Service.
Lloyd Austin Hails Strong Israel Ties As Iran Vows Revenge For Nuclear Outrage
The U.S. and its European allies have been trying to revive the 2015 Iran Nuclear deal, which the Trump administration withdrew from in 2018.
Alexei Navalny's Hunger Strike Reaches 12th Day as Putin Officials Put Candy in His Pockets
Navalny first announced he was going on a hunger strike on Wednesday, March 31, in protest of the treatment he has received in prison, claiming that he has not received proper medical treatment for pain in his back and leg.
Theme Park Train Crash As Dozens Injured When Ride Derails Going Downhill
The tourist train on South Korea's Jeju island slipped off its track after two of its four passenger carriages fell sideways.
Iran Vows 'Revenge Against Israel' After Natanz Uranium Plant Sabotage
"The answer for Natanz is to take revenge against Israel," Iran Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said. "Israel will receive its answer through its own path."