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A former Texas preschool employee has pleaded guilty to paying two minor boys $200 to record child pornography after contacting them via Snapchat, according to prosecutors.

A Florida man has garnered lots of online attention after photos of his unique Hurricane Milton home preparation went viral.

The Arizona State University student who allegedly stabbed her classmate in a seemingly random attack has had her first-degree attempted murder charge dropped by prosecutors.

An illegal “street takeover” in Santa Ana, California, brought out hundreds of participants over the weekend.

Florida officials have told residents who are not evacuating from Hurricane Milton’s path to write their names and information on themselves in case their bodies need to be identified after the storm.

The largest North American producer of french fries is shutting down its plant in Washington and laying off hundreds of employees, company officials announced in a recent earnings report.

A Washington woman resorted to calling the police after her decades-long habit of feeding local raccoons spun out of control into an all-out raccoon invasion of her home, authorities said.

The longest-running treasure hunt for a single prize has ended after more than three decades of thousands of people searching for a statue valued at six figures.

At least twelve Tennesseeans are dead and 15 are still considered missing after Hurricane Helene’s devastating floods.

The state of Michigan has doled out $480,000 to 10 schools this year to help them “rebrand racially insensitive mascots” and add more Native American culture into the curriculum.

Nearly 14 pounds of powdered fentanyl and 50,000 pressed pills were reportedly seized by police at Phoenix Sky-Harbor International Airport in Arizona after a woman’s luggage triggered a TSA screening system.

Over half-a-million pounds of supplies have been delivered to western North Carolina by volunteers flying private helicopters after Hurricane Helene, local reports have said.

Vice President Kamala Harris appeared to have no idea what to say when her teleprompter seemingly stopped working near the beginning of her speech at a Michigan campaign rally, with the video going viral on social media.

An enormous “Vote for Trump” sign erected on an upstate New York building by a pro-MAGA CEO has garnered legal action from the local government.

Hurricane Helene’s damage to the Appalachian Trail is “historic” and may take years to repair, the trail’s conservation organization said.

As the death toll from Hurricane Helene crosses 220, hundreds of missing persons cases across the U.S. southeast are feared to become body recoveries.

The devastation in a small North Carolina down from Hurricane Helene may cause unexpected issues to the semiconductor production industry, as nearly all of the world’s supply of a necessary mineral comes from that area.

A Louisiana eight–year-old has made headlines for being accepted into Mensa, the largest high-IQ society in the world.

A United Airlines pilot made an unlucky “Friday the Thirteenth” situation better with a pizza party after an emergency landing left over 150 passengers without food.

A television ad campaign exposing taxpayer-funded transgender surgeries for minors in swing states has been rejected by CBS and its owner, Paramount, an email from the parent company revealed.

Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle has made several helicopter supply drops in remote areas of Hurricane Helene’s destructive path, even getting much-needed medication to someone stranded in the North Carolina mountains after they signaled with a mirror.

Victims of Hurricane Helene’s devastation are voicing their frustration with the federal government’s response to the storm.

A recently-elected Vermont school board member has resigned after pleading not guilty to heroin and fentanyl trafficking charges in Massachusetts.

A Denver, Colorado, grocery store is shuttering its doors due to “retail theft and safety issues,” company officials announced Wednesday.

Elon Musk’s Tesla has announced the fifth recall of the new Cybertruck within a year of its release, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) officials announced.

A 1,000-year-old Viking “wallet” containing dozens of silver coins was recently discovered by British historians on the Isle of Man, officials announced Monday.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking two more storms that are intensifying in the Atlantic Ocean following Hurricane Helene.

A popular TikToker was arrested Tuesday as a person of interest in the murder of a Louisiana therapist, shocking his millions of online fans.

Several workers from a Tennessee plastic factory were swept away in the raging floodwaters from Hurricane Helene, leading the survivors to blame company management for not sending them home before the water reached dangerous levels.

An “elusive” tugboat that sank in Lake Michigan nearly 130 years ago has finally been found by maritime historians who set out on a three-day-mission to solve the mystery of where it went.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has agreed to pay out more than $22 million to female recruits who sued the bureau over alleged sexual discrimination and harassment at its training academy in Virginia.

A Memphis, Tennessee, woman is now raising five of her grandchildren after losing her two daughters to fentanyl just months apart.

A Utah mom has been forced to fundraise to plan her own funeral and support her two young children after being diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of cancer.

The editor-in-chief of far-left magazine Mother Jones is facing a storm of backlash after attempting to smear an Alaska Airlines flight attendant participating in “creeping Christian nationalism” for wishing passengers a “blessed” evening.

A California death row inmate was killed by fellow prisoners on Thursday, the state’s Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said.

A comet that has not been visible from Earth for more than 80,000 years was spotted in the skies over the weekend, and may come again in mid-October.