Mackenzie Shirilla Loses Latest Appeal After Lawyers Missed Deadline by One Day
The Ohio Supreme Court declined Mackenzie Shirilla's second appeal, leaving her murder conviction intact. Her first parole hearing isn't until September 2037.
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Former Arby's Manager Charged With Felony After Customer Claims Spit in Food Led to Herpes Diagnosis
An Oklahoma Arby's manager faces a felony poisoning charge after surveillance video allegedly shows her spitting in a customer's food during a herpes outbreak.
The World's First Fully Gluten-Free Ocean Cruise Is Setting Sail
A first-of-its-kind gluten-free cruise will sail in 2028 with 11 onboard dining venues and no gluten-containing products on board.
Carnival Cruise Bans 16 Passengers After Brawl Erupts in Miami Customs Line
Carnival Cruise Line banned 16 passengers after two families brawled in the customs area at Port Miami following a Bahamas sailing. No charges were filed.
Teens With Stolen Buffalo Wild Wings Food Arrested After Murder Plot Notebook Found in Car
Virginia deputies found a notebook detailing two murder plots against a teen's parents after pulling over two suspects found with stolen Buffalo Wild Wings food.
What Is Goblintimacy? The Dating Trend Explained
Goblintimacy is the dating trend where you ditch the polished first-date act and show up as your real, unfiltered self — flaws, baggage, and all — from day one.
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Jun 25, 2026 5 min readVenice's New Mayor Wants to Raise the City’s Tourist Entry Fee by 900 Percent
Venice's new mayor wants to raise the city's day-tripper entry fee from €10 to as much as €50 on peak days, a 900% increase aimed at curbing overtourism.
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Jun 24, 2026 3 min readHave You Seen Gracie? A Giraffe Is on the Loose in Texas
A young giraffe named Gracie escaped from Cedar Hollow Ranch near Leakey, Texas, on June 22. A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to her safe return.
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Jun 24, 2026 4 min readCamp Mystic Files for Bankruptcy Nearly a Year After Deadly Texas Flood That Killed 27
Camp Mystic filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Wednesday, listing over $10 million in debt, nearly a year after floods on the Guadalupe River killed 27 people at the Texas camp.