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A custodial worker is accused of damaging more than 25 years of research in a private New York university’s laboratory by turning off a super-cold freezer to silence a beeping alarm.

A San Francisco Bay area grocery store beefed up its security measures to deter shoplifting. 

Canadian officials are investigating voice recordings and data from the perished Titan’s mothership, according to reports on Saturday.

An airport worker is dead after being sucked into a plane engine on the tarmac at San Antonio International Airport on Friday night.

A submersible expert said he heard “cracking noises” while aboard the Titan off the coast of the Bahamas in 2019.

In a unanimous 37-0 vote, the New Jersey Senate confirmed the state’s first transgender cabinet official.

An asteroid the size of a three-story building will pass over the Earth’s atmosphere a little more than halfway between our planet and the moon on Sunday.

Nearly half of the stores in downtown San Francisco have shuttered and fled since 2019.  In 2019 alone some 203 storefronts were open in Union Square and now it’s down to 107,

A friend of one of the now-deceased Titan passengers reportedly dropped out of the voyage after having doubts regarding the “quality of the technology.”

A Rhode Island family of eight has made their widowed elderly neighbor their “honorary grandpa.”

Three U.S. Air Force planes delivered critical equipment to a Newfoundland, Canada, airport in a “last chance” effort to rescue five passengers aboard the missing Titan submarine.

Ohio authorities arrested a woman after she allegedly attempted to lure a four-year-old boy from his front yard.

Geraldo Rivera is departing from the Fox News show The Five. 

Bud Light plunged to an all-new low after sales dropped 26.8 percent the week ending June 10, according to data released by Bump Williams Consulting.

A Colorado fire department recognized an 11-year-old boy for his bravery in saving his mother’s life when she experienced a medical emergency last year.

Students will pay $5,946 to learn many crucial life skills in the “Queer Art of Drag” class, like how to strike a pose.

Three gain-of-function researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology fell ill with an “unknown illness” in 2019 prior to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, including a researcher who received $41 million in U.S. government grants.

A top executive from Bud Light’s parent company AB Inbev spoke at an International ad festival regarding the public boycott of the beer giant, saying, “It’s tough.”

A bystander nearly drowned trying to save a woman who fell off a pontoon boat on a lake in Illinois on Father’s Day.

An elderly Ecuadorian woman found alive, knocking on her coffin at her wake earlier this month, has died.

Emotions were running high for Red Sox fans on Father’s Day after a little boy threw a caught foul ball back into the field.

A submersible touring the shipwrecked Titanic went missing around 370 miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada.

A Florida sheriff’s deputy put his life at risk to save a man trapped in floodwaters and was sucked into a drainage pipe.

A six-year-old boy died after being struck by lightning a month ago.

A federal appeals court invalidated regulations set by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), which Maine lobstermen said could put them out of business. 

A 33-year-old man fell 4,000 feet to his death at Grand Canyon National Park last week. The unidentified man was walking across the canyon’s “Skywalk” attraction — a  horseshoe-shaped glass bridge that extends 70 feet out over the rim of

A World War II veteran received more than 4,500 birthday cards in celebration of his 100th birthday on June 15.

A veteran wounded in Afghanistan received keys for a renovated mortgage-free home for his family.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) struggled to speak during a Congressional hearing Wednesday on the I-95 highway collapse in Philadelphia.

Caregivers and loved ones are robbing elderly Americans of $20.3 billion annually.

At least ten people have disappeared without a trace from United States National Parks since 2016.

Twenty-one-year-old Max Park from California set the Guinness World Record for solving a Rubik’s Cube in 3.13 seconds on June 11.

The Arizona legislature censured state Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton Tuesday after security cameras caught her hiding Bibles meant for members’ use in a Capitol lounge. 

A man with what appear to be metal spikes implanted in his scalp is one of seven charged with trafficking human remains, including two stillborn infants.

Bud Light’s reign over the American beer market for the past two decades has ended with Modelo Especial taking the lead as the best-selling beer in the United States in May.

Trans influencer Rose Montoya, banned from the White House after flashing his breasts there on Saturday, said he is tired of seeing brands ‘caving to the bullies.’