Oklahoma Police Officer Given Starbucks Coffee Labeled 'Pig'
KieferPolice Chief Johnny O'Mara says when one of his officers went to pick up a Starbucks coffee, he received five cups labeled "Pig."
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87-Year-Old Wisconsin Man Gets Final Wish: Having a Beer with His Sons
Hours before he passed away, Norbert Schemm spent his last evening having a drink with his three sons from his hospital bed.
Autistic Man Denied Employment Opens Own Business
After a litany of rejections, Michael Coyne defied his limitations to open his own coffee shop in Rhode Island.
Watchdog: Lincoln Museum 'Pimped Out' Gettysburg Address to Glenn Beck
The state of Illinois has found that the Lincoln Museum offered Glenn Beck the use of the historic Gettysburg Address for his event display.
Florida Man Charged with 'Asking' ISIS to Kill College Faculty
Salman Rashid is facing federal charges for an alleged attempt to have the deans of two local colleges killed for kicking him out.
WATCH: Meteor Ignites Milwaukee Sky with ‘Huge Fireball’
Milwaukee County Transit System buses recorded footage of "one heck of a meteor" on Saturday evening.
Boy Thrown from Mall of America Balcony 'Walking Perfectly'
Five-year-old "Landen" is concluding a remarkable recovery after being hurled from a Mall of America balcony.
Virginia Beach Students Help to Feed Homeless During Holiday Season
Students at Cox High School in Virginia Beach spent time on Friday packing thousands of lunches for delivery to theUnion Mission.
‘Climate Emergency’ Is Oxford Dictionaries’ Word of the Year
Oxford Dictionaries has declared the phrase 'climate emergency' as its word of the year, after a 10,000% spike in usage.
Florida Woman Gets 15-Day Sentence for Assault on GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz
Amanda Kondrat'yev was sentenced to 15 days in federal custody on Monday for throwing a drink at Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL).
Vegan Sues Burger King for 'Contaminated' Impossible Whoppers
Phillip Williams is taking the national fast food chain Burger King to court for cooking their new meatless sandwich on a shared grill with actual meat.
Second ‘Cats’ Trailer Hit with Mockery: and then a funny quote
The creepy CGI celebrity cats frolicked through a full-length trailer of the forthcoming film Catsthat still fails to make the movie look like less of an abomination.
Viewership Tanks for Second Round of Public Impeachment Hearings
The viewership of the nationally televised public impeachment hearings dropped more than one million viewers in its second session.
Irvington Cop Receives Award for Rescuing Girl from Rabid Coyote
The state of New York awarded Irvington police officer Arcangelo Liberatore with a "Lifesaving Award" last week.
Organic Soap Company Donates Two Million Bars to LA Homeless
Donda Mullis and Ronnie Shugar are using their "raw sugar" soap business to offer the homeless some dignity.
North Carolina Cows Lost During Hurricane Dorian Discovered Alive
Three Cedar Island cows washed out to see by Hurricane Dorian were discovered in Cape Lookout National Seashore park on November 3.
Pittsburgh Hospital Dresses Babies in Mr. Rogers Cardigans for World Kindness Day
UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital welcomed Mrs. Joanne Rogers with an array of babies dressed in tribute to her legendary husband.
Therapy Dogs Sent to Capitol Hill for Stressed Staffers as Impeachment Hearings Begin
Pet Partners worked with thePet Industry Joint Advisory Council to bring some furry cheer to counteract impeachment stress Wednesday afternoon.
Prosecutors: Philadelphia Father Used Infant Son as Human Shield
Nafes Monroe allegedly used his 11-month-old son to shield himself during theHunting Park shooting on October 19.
Denver Fines Local Business Owner for Refusing to Remove Homeless People's Feces
Jawaid Bazyar is fighting a decision by the City of Denver to fine his business for refusing to clean poop from an adjacent alley.
Classmates Join Together to Support 'Super Nicholas' Waiting for Kidney
Nicholas Corapi is fighting for his life -- and Hopedale Memorial Elementary School is standing with him on the battle lines.
Childhood Message in a Bottle Receives Reply After Nine Years
Nineteen-year-old Max Vredenburgh of Massachusetts just received a reply to the message he put inside a bottle nearly a decade ago.
New Hampshire Grandmother Sending 100,000 Holiday Cards to American Soldiers
Laura Landerman-Garber has transformed a family tradition into a project that will ship 100,000 cards this holiday season.
Elderly Veteran Wins North Carolina Lottery on Veterans Day
Ernest Dodson won over $275,000 in theNorth Carolina Education Lottery on Monday.
Ecuador Caves to Riots, Abandons Conservative Economic Plan
The United Nations announced on Sunday that Ecuador will reinstate fuel subsidies to end leftist riots that have engulfed its capital for weeks.
Police: Alaskan Man Arrested for Murder After Evidence-Filled Memory Card Found
Brian Smith was charged with the murder ofKathleen Henry on Tuesday when a woman discovered a memory card allegedly laden with images and videos of the killing.
Study: More than One in Three Women Abused During Childbirth in Nigeria, Guinea, Ghana
The study was released on Wednesday, detailing abuse received by women inNigeria, Ghana, Myanmar, and Guinea during childbirth.
U.S. Lawmakers Shame Video Game Giant Blizzard for Bowing to China Censorship
Blizzard faced harsh criticism for appeasing China from U.S senators on both sides of the aisle this week.
Woman Finally Admits Meth in Her Vagina Was Hers
Ashley Beth Rolland, 24, has admitted ownership of the meth found stuffed in her vagina when she was arrested for robbery.
China and Russia to Sign Agreement to Censor National Internet
Russia’s state communications regulator announced on Tuesday thatChina and Russia will sign an agreement to cooperate in further censoring internet access for their citizens.
Former Blizzard Producer Endorses Boycott over Video Game Giant Bowing to China
Veteran software developer Mark Kern, who served as a Team Lead for Blizzard Entertainment'sWorld of Warcraft,published a long, sad thread to Twitter on Tuesday, calling out the company's decisions — and their Chinese investor, Tencent.
Taliban Observes 18th Anniversary of Afghan War
The Taliban posted a past interview with its founder on the 18th anniversary of its ongoing war with America.
Nickelback Sees 500% Increase in Music Streams After Trump Tweet
Rock band Nickelback saw it's 2005 hit song "Photograph" spike in popularity and sales, after a politically charged tweet by President Donald Trump.
Blizzard Entertainment Bans Pro Gamer, Strips of Winnings for Supporting Hong Kong Protests
Blizzard is facing backlash from consumers angry that the company banned Hearthstone eSports champion Ng Wai “blitzchung” Chung, a native of Hong Kong, for making comments in favor of the pro-democracy protests in the city.
China Bans 'South Park' over Episode Calling Out Country's Censorship
China has banned South Park, whichignited international controversy after the Comedy Central show mocked Hollywood for trying to appear Chinese censors.
Philippines' Duterte in Moscow to Meet 'Favorite Leader' Putin
President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte arrived in Moscow in the wee hours of Wednesday morning for a visit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Kamala Harris: NY Bar Should Investigate Giuliani, 'Probably Disbar Him'
California Senator and 2020 Presidential hopeful Kamala Harris targeted Rudy Giuliani during recent interviews on CNN and MSNBC.
Iran Calls for ‘World Without Nuclear Weapons’ at U.N.
At the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, an Iran representative pushed for nuclear disarmament.
Saudi Crown Prince: 'I Get All the Responsibility' for Khashoggi Killing
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) said in an interview published Wednesday that he deserves "all the responsibility" for the death of Jamal Khashoggi, but denied any involvement in the killing.
WATCH: Chicago Girl Chased by Coyote in Her Yard
A little girl was pursued to her house from her tree swing by a bold coyote inSouth Villa Park on Tuesday.
Non-Binary Gucci Model Protests on Runway over Use of Straightjackets
Non-binary model Ayesha Tan-Jones protested Gucci's use of straitjackets during her walk on the runway during Milan Fashion Week.
U.S. Marshals Apprehend Fugitive Accused of Scamming Veterans
Authorities have taken Scott Kohn into custody for an accused "billion dollar Ponzi scheme" that targeted vulnerable veterans.
Veterans Thriving in Strong Post-Recession Economy
After President Trump'sbipartisan expansion of GI Bill benefits in 2017, the hopes of our country's troops look brighter than ever.
FBI: Three El Paso Churches Targeted by Arson Attacks
The FBI is offering a $15,000 reward for information on three separate arson attacks on El Paso, Texas, churches.
Five-Year-Old Narrowly Survives Father's Subway Track Suicide
A 45-year-old man holding his young daughter leaped in front of an oncoming subway train in the Bronx, New York, on Monday morning.
Tennessee Man Sues Popeyes for Running out of Chicken Sandwiches
Craig Barr of East Ridge, Tennessee,has filed a civil summons against Popeyes Chicken for wasting his time.
California Considers Controversial Fur Ban
Sellers and activists clash as California moves toward becoming the first state in the union to ban furs.
Alabama Mom Sentenced to 99 Years for Death of Child Found in Motel Freezer
Amanda Gail Oakes, 36, was sentenced on Wednesday to 99 years for the death of her six-month-old son, found packed into a motel freezer.
Leah Remini's Scientology Series Finale Addresses Danny Masterson Accusers
Two years after protests and an LAPD investigation put the episode on hold, Leah Remini's Scientology exposé finished its takedown.
KFC Latest Franchise to Test Plant-Based 'Meat' for Vegan Market
On Monday, Yum! Brands announced that Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) will roll out meat-free nuggets and wings at anAtlanta location.
Koch Brothers Film Projects in Development from 'Amanda Knox' Producer
Stephen Robert Morse andveteran producer Max Peltz have acquired the rights to produce film projects based on a 2014 book about the Koch brothers.
Experts Warn Charging Cables Could Be Used to Hack Phones
IBM Security Global Managing Partner Charles Henderson spoke to Forbes about how even charging cables can be used to compromise your phone.
Vegan Parents Avoid Jail Time for Nearly Starving Child to Death
A Sydney, Australia, couple faces community service for feeding their infant daughter a strict vegan diet — almost killing her.
Police: Woman Drugged and Put in Freezer by Cleveland Man Escapes
Eric Glaze was arrested Tuesday after his alleged drugged captive escaped the freezer where he stashed her.
San Francisco Homelessness Crisis Escalates, Politicians Pass the Buck
San Francisco's struggle to address its overwhelming homelessness problem is growing ever more dire, and residents don't know what to do.
California's Homeless Crisis Pushes Business Owner Out
Sacramento salon owner Elizabeth Novak addressed an irate video to California Governor Gavin Newsom over the state's homeless crisis.
WATCH: Tourists Vandalize Hawaiian Sand Sculpture in Hotel Lobby
Authorities are seeking two unidentified individuals recorded while destroying a sand sculpture in the lobby of a Honolulu hotel.
Dominican Republic Resort Temporarily Closes After Alleged Assault of American Tourist
After the alleged assault of a Delaware woman, the Majestic Elegance Punta Cana resort is temporarily closing due to "low occupancy."
Mark Sanford to Decide on Presidential Run by Labor Day
Former South Carolina Congressman and Gov. Mark Sanford told Fox News on Wednesday that he is close to making a decision on the 2020 race.
Rich San Francisco Suburb Finally Agrees to Desegregate School
The Marin County area is famously rich, white, and liberal. In 2019, they might finally end the economic segregation in their schools.
Quentin Tarantino Defends Bruce Lee Portrayal in 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'
During a Russia press conference for "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood," Quentin Tarantino rebuffed accusations that his movie unfairly portrayed martial arts legend Bruce Lee.
110,000+ Sign Petition to Rename Trump Tower's Street After Obama
A MoveOn.org petition to name the stretch of road that runs in front of Trump Tower after former President Barack Obama is rapidly gaining ground.
Atlanta Hotel Suffers Record-Breaking Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak
The Georgia Department of Public Health announced on Monday that the Sheraton Atlanta hosted "the largest recorded Legionella outbreak in Georgia."
Son Pushes BMW Birthday Present into River Because He Wanted Jaguar
Indian teenager "Akash" wanted a Jaguar for his birthday. When he got a BMW instead, he allegedly pushed the vehicle into a river.
Chicago Nursing Home Sued for Elder Abuse After Snapchat Video
Margaret Collins' family is suing the Abington of Glenview Nursing & Rehab Center after a Snapchat video showed aides apparently mistreating her for a laugh.
Pennsylvania Mother Loses Four Children in Daycare Fire
In the Sunday night daycare fire that killed five Erie, Pennsylvania, children, Erie resident Shevona Overton lost four.
Male Model Accuses Katy Perry of Pulling Down His Pants, Exposing His Penis to Her Friends
Model and actor Josh Kloss alleges that pop megastar Katy Perry publicly pulled down his pants at costume designer Johnny Wujek's birthday party in 2012.
YouTuber Under Investigation for Animal Cruelty After Disturbing Video
Brooke Houts has more views on one video than the rest of her account — unfortunately for her, it is one she tried to bury.
Walmart Removes Displays of Violent Video Games
Walmart has quietly instructed employees to remove any signage or displays that "contain violent themes or aggressive behavior."
Louisiana Woman Claims Meth Hidden Inside Her Vagina Is Not Hers
Ashley Beth Rolland, 23, told officers she was not sure where the meth they found stashed in her genitals came from.
Rocker Tommy Lee Warns Trump Supporters: 'We're Going to Pay You Back So F*cking Hard for All This Sh*t'
Mötley Crüe frontman Tommy Lee posted a rant on social media, warning that supporters of President Donald Trump would face "pay back" if the Democrats win the White House.
Louisiana Defense Attorney Requests Jury Who Would Overlook Face Tattoos
William Bottoms Jr.'s attorney, Jarvis Antwine, made a point of noting the alleged murderer's facial tattoos during jury selection Monday in Louisiana.
Alleged Sex Trafficking Victim Convicted of Murder Released from Prison
Seven months after being granted clemency and 15 years after her conviction,Cyntoia Brown was released from prison early Wednesday morning.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Orders Epstein Criminal Probe
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has ordered an investigation intoPalm Beach SheriffRic Bradshaw and a former Palm Beach state attorney.
Police: Four Dead in San Antonio Triple Murder-Suicide
San Antonio authorities confirmed four fatalities after responding to a call on Monday about a house that had been set on fire.
FBI Warns of ‘Copycat’ Mass Shootings
The FBI issued a statement on Sunday warning of people trying to imitate the recent attacks in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
Texas Cognitive Scientist: Evidence Blaming Video Games for Violence Is 'Weak'
University of Texas' psychology professor Dr.Art Markman rebutted the resurgent claim about video games' relationship to violence following the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton.
Arkansas Joins Non-Meat 'Veggie Burger' Marketing Ban
The Natural State is on its way to finalizing a ban on marketing non-meats as "burgers," and soy products from labeling themselves "milk."
Minnesota Hair Stylist Brings Mobile Salon to the Homeless
Minneapolis' Katie Steller drives through her city offering free grooming to the city's homeless population.
D.C. Fire and EMS Dog Recovering After Severe Injury During Search
K-9 agent "Kylie" impaled her paw on a stray piece of sharp metal during a search near Reagan National Airport on Tuesday.
Billionaire Democrat Tom Steyer Uses Beyonce to Defend Wealth
In an interview published on Tuesday, Steyer defended his immense wealth by comparing himself to multi-platinum pop starBeyoncé Knowles.
Epstein Safe Contains ‘Piles’ of Cash, Diamonds, Suspicious Passport
Attorneys for Jeffrey Epstein said he is willing to post up to $100 million bail, but his safe suggests a flight risk.
Beto O’Rourke Admits Ancestors Owned Slaves
On Sunday, failed Texas senate candidate Beto O'Rourke sought to stir his fading presidential hopes with a blog post published on Medium.
Over Half a Million Facebook Users Sign Up to Raid Area 51
If all goes as planned, hundreds of thousands of civilians will descend on the infamously mysterious military base to "see them aliens."
FBI Uncovers Secret Gangs of Tattooed Los Angeles Deputies
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched a probe into multiple gangs hidden within theLos Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
UCLA Professor Faces 200+ Year Sentence for Smuggling Tech to China
Former UCLA professor Yi-Chi Shih has been found guilty on 18 federal charges for funneling American military technology to China.
Chicago Police Spot 5-Foot Alligator in Humboldt Park Lagoon
Authorities were alerted to the scaly new resident's presence in the popular city park via social media on Tuesday.
Trump Criticizes McConnell Challenger Amy McGrath for 9/11 Comment
The POTUS supported McConnell, while calling out McGrath for comparing his election to the historic terrorist attack on September 11, 2001.
Trump Wants to Hold His 4th of July 'Salute to America' Every Year
President Trump praised his Independence Day demonstration on Monday, and said it would be held every year "for the foreseeable future."
Pakistani Politician Mocked for Mistakenly Commending Pilot in Video Game Footage
Secretary General Khurram Nawaz Gandapur drew jeers on Twitter for a post that praised a pilot's skill — in Grand Theft Auto
Two Americans Injured in Spain at Running of the Bulls
A 46-year-old San Francisco man and a 23-year-old Kentucky man joined ten others injured by bulls in this year'sSan Fermin festival.
900-Year-Old Viking Chess Piece Sold for Almost $1 Million
Purchased for less than $10 in 1964, the 3 1/2-inch "Lewis Chessman" was auctioned off atSotheby’s in London for$924,000.
Michigan Church Pays Off Medical Debt of 1,899 Families
Grand Rapids First of Wyoming, Michigan, announced on Sunday that it will pay off the medical debt of 1,899 families.
Giant Wasp Nests Are Back in Alabama
Perennial yellowjacket nests have returned to the Heart of Dixie, housing tens of thousands of the aggressive wasps.
Green Giant, Trader Joe's Vegetables Recalled for Listeria Concerns
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published on Monday a voluntary multi-state recall of produce by Grower's Express after potentially deadly bacteria was discovered.
Sudden Summer Hailstorm Puts Guadalajara, Mexico, on Ice
Guadalajara, one of Mexico's highest-populated cities, woke up Sunday morning buried under three feet of ice.
Tampa Riverwalk ‘Dog Tag’ Memorial Honors Fallen Soldiers
A 28-foot-wide American flag made of dog tags has arrived in Tampa to "raise awareness of the sacrifice paid by our nation's heroes."
Gaming the System: Bernie Streaming on Twitch Before and After Debate
The Sanders campaign created a Twitch channel that Bernie will use to address young voters before and after Thursday's rhetorical brawl.
Bernie Sanders Campaign Uses E-mail List to Warn of ICE Raids
On Saturday, just hours before ICE raids were set to begin, socialist presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders' campaign used their e-mail network to warn supporters.
Report: Elizabeth Warren Advocates Decriminalizing Border Crossing
On Tuesday, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren reportedly joined Democratic rival Julian Castro in advocating for the decriminalization of illegal border crossing.