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A New Jersey woman's lawsuit against an amusement park for harassment after children called her a 'Karen' has been dismissed by an appeals court, ruling the park not responsible for verbal insults bet
Congresswoman Nancy Mace allegedly berated police officers with profanity during an incident at Charleston International Airport, according to an official report. Her campaign cited security concerns,
Three Just Stop Oil activists accused of spraying orange powder on Stonehenge have been cleared of criminal damage, citing human rights in their defense. The protest caused no permanent damage to the
Jamaica is in recovery after Hurricane Melissa caused significant damage, especially in tourist areas. Airports are limited to relief flights, and widespread outages persist. Travelers with upcoming p
The Hellenic Police have established a 24-hour guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Athens, backed by new laws prohibiting certain activities at the site.
A woman is suing SeaWorld Orlando after a duck allegedly struck her on the Mako roller coaster, knocking her unconscious. The lawsuit claims negligence and seeks over $50,000 in damages, alleging the
The White House East Wing has been demolished to make way for a new $300 million ballroom, sparking concern among historians and preservationists over the historic structure's future.
Sydney Sweeney addresses James Bond rumors, suggesting she'd rather play 007. Meanwhile, ex-NFL star Adrian Peterson is arrested for DWI in Texas.