Minnesota to restrict conversion therapy Minnesota Governor Tim Walz added the state of Minnesota to growing list of states that restrict a controversial, and what many say is

Boeing hits pause on 787s once again Boeing is facing another obstacle in the production of its 787 Dreamliner planes after a flaw was discovered in some of

Football-sized goldfish take over lake after decades of people dumping unwanted pet fish Conservationists in Minnesota have requested the general public stop releases pet goldfish into lakes and

Woman dragged off plane for not wearing mask, spitting on passengers A 23-year-old woman from Sarasota, Florida is facing multiple charges after she refused to wear a mask

Dad duct tapes man accused of breaking into daughter’s room The father of a 5-year-old girl captured and restrained a 39-year-old man with duct tape after the alleged

USPS postal police say they have been confined to postal property instead of helping stop crimes A group that feels they could make a dent in the mail

$10,000 Utah hidden treasure found The search for $10,000 in cash hidden away in the mountains of Utah is over. Last month, Maxim and Cline launched the second-annual

Egypt will release a ship that blocked the Suez Canal for a week in March The 400m-long ship had run aground in the canal’s single lane and was

Are morning people happier? Night owl? That might make you less happy than your morning counterparts, suggests new study. The report notes that prior research has also shown

An atomic clock that could transform deep-space travel has successfully completed its first test run in space NASA’s Deep Space Atomic Clock, which launched on a satellite in

Man who set fire to house by cooking steak in toaster upset at insurance payout A man whose attempt to cook steak in a toaster sparked a fire

Greek police recovered two paintings by Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondrian stolen during a heist at the National Gallery in Athens in 2012 Picasso had donated his “Woman’s

“Space is for everyone”: Europe’s Space Agency to hire first disabled astronaut The European Space Agency hopes to hire and launch the world’s first physically disabled astronaut and

If you bought this frozen shrimp, it’s been recalled A salmonella outbreak linked to frozen cooked shrimp sold under different brand names has prompted a recall of the

Google to delay its replacement of internet cookies, which track user behavior while browsing, with machine learning algorithms by two years Google has delayed a major privacy change to its

UPDATE: The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 in favor of a former cheerleader who was suspended from cheering at a Pennsylvania high school after posting a vulgar rant on

Prison phone calls are now free in the state of Connecticut Following the signing of a bill by Governor Ned Lamont, the new law will allow incarcerated individuals

Time To Go Back to the Office? There’s Little Consensus More than a year into the pandemic, a recent survey found opinions vary on when people will return

After doctors told the parents of a premature baby he had a 0% chance of survival, the infant beat all odds and reached his first birthday Richard Scott

4-day workweek, meet 5-hour workday If you polled a large portion of the working populace on whether they preferred an 8-hour workday or a 5-hour workday, we’re confident