Dajua Blanding, a Detroit woman and rapper known as Dank Demoss, is suing Lyft and one of its drivers, alleging she was denied a ride due to her weight. According to her lawsuit, when the Lyft driver arrived in a Mercedes-Benz sedan, he locked the doors and told her she was “too big to fit
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A seemingly ordinary photo of six friends hiking in Chile has gone viral after viewers noticed an unsettling “seventh face” lurking in the image. Shared on Reddit’s r/ghosts forum, the photo at first appears wholesome, showing the group smiling in a forest setting. However, upon closer inspection, a shadowy face is visible in the bottom
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Donald Trump has unveiled an aggressive new tariff plan aimed at reducing taxes for U.S. citizens by taxing foreign goods instead. Speaking at the House Republican Conference in Florida, Trump proposed reinstating a pre-1913 economic model, where tariffs, rather than income tax, were the primary revenue source for the U.S. government. He argued that the
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Jim Acosta, a longtime CNN anchor and former White House correspondent, has announced his departure from the network after nearly two decades. During his final broadcast, Acosta criticized Donald Trump, whom he frequently clashed with during Trump’s first term, and urged viewers to “hold on to the truth.” His decision to leave comes after being
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Jake and Logan Paul have left fans puzzled after teasing what appears to be a fight between the brothers, scheduled for March 27. Jake posted the announcement on social media, accompanied by a promotional image showing him and Logan face-to-face, captioned, “The moment you’ve waited a decade for… March 27th on @StreamOnMax.” Logan shared the
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Matthew Huttle, a January 6 rioter recently pardoned by Donald Trump, was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop in Indiana just days after his release. Huttle, who had served six months for his role in the Capitol riots, was fatally wounded following an altercation with a sheriff’s deputy on January 26. Police
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The Doomsday Clock, maintained by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, has been moved to 89 seconds to midnight for 2025, marking the closest humanity has ever been to metaphorical global catastrophe. The clock’s movement reflects escalating threats, including nuclear proliferation, climate change, and advancements in artificial intelligence and biotechnology that lack proper regulation or
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Selena Gomez has responded to Senate candidate Sam Parker after he suggested she should be deported for her emotional reaction to Donald Trump’s new immigration policies. The singer, of Mexican-American heritage, posted a tearful video addressing Trump’s executive order that ramped up deportations and halted asylum admissions. Gomez expressed her distress, saying, “All my people
TikTok creator Emily Skvarch, who came out as trigender in 2022, has shared a detailed explanation of their identity in response to renewed attention on their original video. Emily identifies as simultaneously being a man, a woman, and non-binary at all times, describing it as similar to gender fluidity but without transitioning between genders. Instead,
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Google Maps has updated its platform to reflect Donald Trump’s recent executive order renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, but only for users in the United States. A Google spokesperson explained that the change aligns with the company’s practice of updating names in accordance with official government sources. However, users in
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Sandrine Pissarra, a 54-year-old woman in France, has been sentenced to life in prison for the horrific abuse and starvation of her 13-year-old daughter, Amandine, who died in August 2020. The court heard that Pissarra had subjected Amandine to years of physical and emotional abuse, including beatings, hair-pulling, and confinement in a windowless storage room
Cassava, a staple food for over 500 million people, is considered one of the world’s deadliest foods due to its potential to release hydrogen cyanide when not prepared properly. Native to South America and now primarily grown in Nigeria, cassava’s roots, leaves, and peel can contain varying levels of cyanide, with the bitter strains posing
