A 15-year-old Alaska boy survived nearly three days clinging to an overturned fishing boat in the freezing Bering Sea after his older brother and cousin died during the same ordeal. Derek Parker Aghnaanga was found Monday morning, Sept. 7, kneeling on top of an overturned 18-foot skiff about four miles east of St. Lawrence Island.... Continue Reading →
Police were ‘Warned’ Before Charlie Kirk was Killed
Turning Point USA warned Utah Valley University police about student access to rooftops near Charlie Kirk’s speaking event shortly before he was fatally shot from a nearby roof, according to a new legal filing from Kirk’s family. The previously undisclosed warning is among a series of allegations contained in a notice of claim filed Sept.... Continue Reading →
Passengers Scream as Plane Walls Crash Down Mid-Flight (Video)
Passengers aboard a Boeing 737 screamed and prayed as violent shaking ripped ceiling panels loose inside the cabin during a terrifying flight over Iran. The Sepehran Airlines jet was traveling from Mashhad to Kermanshah on Tuesday, Sept. 15, when a mechanical problem developed shortly after takeoff, forcing the pilots to turn around and make an... Continue Reading →
Girl Run Over and Dragged by Mack Truck in Philadelphia (Video)
A teenage girl in Philadelphia somehow walked away with only minor injuries after she was run over and dragged beneath a massive Mack truck in a terrifying incident caught on surveillance video. The close call happened Friday afternoon, Sept. 11, near Summerdale Avenue and Marcella Street in Northeast Philadelphia, shortly after school had let out.... Continue Reading →
Princess Kate Still ‘Struggling’ with One Royal Duty
Princess Kate may look completely at ease while working a packed royal reception, but behind the polished smiles, one part of the job reportedly remains a real struggle. The Princess of Wales, 44, has admitted that crowded royal events can be difficult because of something surprisingly simple — she has a naturally soft voice. A... Continue Reading →
Teen Stabbed in Front of Mom While Walking to School
A disturbing day of violence and weapons rocked New York City schools Monday after a teenager was stabbed in front of his mother while walking to class — and two other students were caught carrying guns at their schools, police said. The first attack unfolded around 9:30 a.m. in The Bronx, where a 17-year-old boy... Continue Reading →
Driving Instructor Runs into Grandmother on a Bicycle
A grandmother was left with devastating, life-changing injuries after a driving instructor slammed into the back of her bicycle at 55 mph and sent her flying through the air. Rebecca Tanton, who was in her late 50s at the time, was cycling along Manby Road in Lincolnshire, England, on Oct. 7, 2024, when Jon Dick... Continue Reading →
Congress Votes to Eliminate Coin After 232 Years
The penny could soon be history for good. The House of Representatives passed legislation Monday that would permanently end production of America’s 1-cent coin, pushing the penny one major step closer to disappearing after more than two centuries. The bipartisan Common Cents Act cleared the House by voice vote on Sept. 14. The bill would... Continue Reading →
Cruise Ship Passenger Fighting for Life After Falling Ill
A cruise vacation turned into a terrifying medical emergency when a passenger became critically ill hundreds of miles from help, forcing the Canadian military to launch a dramatic rescue mission at sea. The emergency unfolded early Saturday, Sept. 12, aboard the Celebrity Solstice as the cruise ship sailed roughly 125 miles off the coast of... Continue Reading →
Erika Kirk Furious After Vandals Cover Charlie Kirk Statue in Red Paint
Erika Kirk is firing back after vandals covered a newly unveiled statue honoring her late husband, conservative activist Charlie Kirk, in red spray paint just days after it was installed. The eight-foot bronze statue outside Turning Point USA’s Phoenix-area headquarters was discovered vandalized Sunday morning, with red paint covering parts of Kirk’s face, neck, hand... Continue Reading →
