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The only suspect in the 1982 Chicago Tylenol poisonings that killed seven people was found dead in his suburban home outside of Boston.

A Florida woman reportedly drove her silver sedan through a fence and into an in-ground pool at an apartment complex on the Fourth of July.

A third-generation Marine and Wisconsin native received a payment-free, new car on Friday.

Georgia authorities found a man dead in the middle of the road following an alleged egging incident at the man’s home. Spalding County deputies responded to a call on July 3 of a man shot and killed in the 100

Bud Light lost its spot amongst America’s top ten favorite beer brands — just a month after Modelo replaced it as the “King of Beers” due to the  public’s backlash against the brand’s partnership with trans activist Dylan Mulvaney. 

A Pennsylvania community is in mourning after a poacher killed with a single shot a bald eagle that had just welcomed eaglets.

Several Chicago police officers are accused of sexual misconduct involving underage migrant girls.

Even with Anheuser-Busch practically giving beer away for free, sales flopped the week before the July 4th holiday.

Seven people died in private plane crashes in Alaska, California, and South Carolina over the holiday weekend.

Seven children and an elderly man were stuck upside down for hours on an upright roller coaster at a Wisconsin festival. 

A Southern California man in a red sedan jumped out and allegedly sucker punched an elderly man walking on the sidewalk. 

College interns designed the electrical system of the Titan submarine that imploded last month, killing all five passengers, a report says.

Daniel Black says he started making plans with his doctor to surgically remove his penis 30 minutes into a consultation concerning his struggles with gender identity when he was 17.

A New Jersey drag queen and former school board member said shielding children from seeing drag performances does “a disservice to their young minds.”

Storms across the country have canceled 89 flights the day before the Fourth of July holiday. 

A Florida man who just finished serving a 15-year sentence confessed to the fatal stabbings of a pregnant mother and her six-year-old son in September 2002.

Anson Frericks, former president of Anheuser Busch Sales and Distribution Co., called for Anheuser-Busch’s CEO Brendan Whitworth to be canned just ahead of the Fourth of July holiday — the biggest sales day of the year, in an Op-Ed to the Daily Mail.

Cities across the country are ditching fireworks and opting for a more environmentally friendly patriotic celebration with a drone light show. Both Salt Lake City, Utah, and Boulder, Colorado, will be celebrating the 4th of July with its first drone

A wannabe speed racer was taken into custody after allegedly driving his Corvette around the NASCAR Chicago Street Race course on Saturday night. 

A Chicago man by the name of Neiman Marcus Collins is charged with shoplifting and identify theft for using a stolen credit card at, you guessed it — Neiman Marcus.

A Vancouver man who opened up a mobile shop selling “clean” drugs, including heroin, cocaine, meth, and MDMA, died of a suspected fentanyl overdose. 

Charges have been dropped against a subway rider who stabbed and killed an unhinged straphanger after he allegedly punched his girlfriend.

A Texas sheriff deputy struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver had his mortgage paid off by a charity dedicated to honoring fallen first responders. Smith County Sheriff’s Deputy Lorenzo Bustos, 29, died on his last training shift, Tyler

Two World Health Organization committees are expected to list Aspartame — an artificial sweetener found in Diet Coke and MARS’ Extra chewing gum — a “possible carcinogen”’ in a joint report next month. 

A former University of Waterloo student was charged after stabbing a gender studies professor and two students during a lecture.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams compared a woman to a plantation owner after she called him out for supporting a hike in rent prices.

A California man allegedly walked into the the kitchen of a pizzeria and threw lighter fluid on one of the workers. 

A man dragged a California woman holding on to his vehicle as she fought to retrieve her Gucci glasses he allegedly stole moments before. 

A 42-year-old woman aboard Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas was rescued after spending more than 45 minutes in the water.

Authorities in Minnesota arrested a 19-year-old with multiple face tattoos after he pelted restaurant patrons and servers with Skittles.

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! Close. It’s John Hartness — “Uncle John” from North Carolina — in the cockpit celebrating his 100 birthday.

Transgender activist and former teacher Dana Rivers, a biological male who first appeared on ABC’s 2020 more than 20 years ago, is sentenced to life in a women’s prison after brutally murdering a lesbian couple and their adopted son. 

Dr. Anthony Fauci will join Georgetown University as a distinguished professor, serving joint appointments in the medical school’s Divisions of Infectious Diseases and in the McCourt School of Public Policy.

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush admitted that he broke a rule by using carbon fiber, which isn’t as effective as titanium or steel for deep sea dives, in the Titanic sub.

Dressed in a floor length ball gown, a tiara, and a black sash that reads “Finally Retired,” Lynne Gomez was surprised with her dream car at her retirement party from an Atlanta restaurant.

Leading submarine expert Patrick Lahey said OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush was “predatory” in recruiting passengers for the Titanic dive.