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Researchers say crowded sidewalks full of open umbrellas may be pushing air upward and encouraging rain to fall. Critics have another explanation: people open umbrellas because it is raining.
Camden police say a costumed vigilante known as “The Pickle” has spent the last two months stopping robberies, assaulting drug dealers, and finding lost dogs.
Customers returned lost property, helped strangers, paid for meals, and avoided fights during an unprecedented night of peace at a Georgia Waffle House.
Philadelphia officials say the city’s new “optional traffic laws” initiative is designed to better reflect how residents already drive, while critics argue the program will turn local roads into complete madness.
A major game studio has reportedly embraced a model where players act as an unofficial extension of the development team, identifying bugs, testing systems, and fixing issues after release.
Congress passed a massive bipartisan bill that few lawmakers read, later discovering it was written entirely by ChatGPT.
Hate-based violence against clowns is on the rise, warns the ACLU.
The Vatican is considering deploying troops to Ukraine, a spokesperson for the Holy See confirmed.
A Cobb County police officer and a Georgia state trooper have been suspended from duty after a race-related incident.