WorldIn The Know by YahooTikTok diver gets hilarious surprise when he cracks an egg at the ‘bottom of the ocean’
TikToker Shane Brown (@shangerdanger) cracked an egg at the bottom of the ocean, and viewers couldn't believe what happened next! Brown is a Hawaii-based diver and content creator who's amassed a following of more than 10 million users for his videos featuring various underwater adventures. Recently, Brown posted a video where he cracks an egg at the bottom of the ocean, and the results are mesmerizing.
WorldCBS NewsWoman allegedly gang raped, tortured and paraded through streets
Police in the Indian capital have arrested 11 people, including nine women, after the alleged brutal gang rape and torture of a young woman that included her being paraded through the streets and humiliated. The incident took place on Wednesday in East Delhi's Kasturba Nagar area as the nation celebrated Republic Day — marked by a grand military parade through Central Delhi. The victim's head was shaved, face blackened, and a garland of shoes put around her neck as she was hit and paraded through the streets in East Delhi.
U.S.The RootJoe Rogan: Only ‘100 percent African’ people should be called Black, Trevor Noah Claps Back
Trevor Noah clapped back at Joe Rogan after he claimed in a podcast segment that only “100 percent African” people should be called Black. On Tuesday's episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Rogan offered his thoughts (as a very white man) on what it means to be Black to podcast guest professor Jordan Peterson, reported Newsweek. He questioned why people 'his color' identified as Black and Peterson referred to himself as not really white but 'tan.
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Young humpback whale freed from entangled gear
Federal officials say a yearling humpback whale off Hawaii has been freed from a life-threatening entanglement in mooring gear. Jan.
HealthPeople1000-Lb. Sisters' Tammy Slaton Drinks 8 Bottles of Liquor a Week, 'Putting Herself in Grave Danger'
Between Tammy Slaton's eating habits, lack of exercise and her worrisome new interest in drinking excessively, her doctor is concerned she's "putting herself in grave danger." On the season finale of 1000-Lb. Sisters, Slaton's bariatric surgeon, Dr. Eric Smith, stops by for a visit to check on how she's doing.
U.S.NY Daily NewsMissing North Carolina mother and daughter found safe after five years
More than five years after a North Carolina mother and her then-1-year-old daughter vanished, they were found safe just 20 miles away from home. Amber Renaye Weber, then 21, and daughter Miracle Smith were found at a home in Bunnlevel, N.C., Tuesday, the U.S. Marshals announced. Weber and Smith were last seen on Dec. 4, 2016, in Fayetteville and reported missing several weeks later on Jan. 31.
BusinessYahoo MusicSpotify backlash continues after Neil Young's boycott: 'If you support Spotify, you are destroying an art form'
Following Neil Young's withdrawal from Spotify Wednesday to protest the streaming service's popular Joe Rogan Experience podcast — which has come under fire for spreading misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines — Young has been declared a “hero” by fans, peers, and even the director of the World Health Organization. Meanwhile, the backlash against Spotify continues to escalate.
U.S.INSIDERFox News' Tomi Lahren told officers at a policing conference that prominent police killings could have been avoided if people 'would just comply'
Tomi Lahren was among several who spoke at a police training conference in Atlantic City in October. Lahren described Black Lives Matter as "thugs, felons, and criminals" and as a "terrorist organization." Fox News personality Tomi Lahren told police officers that significant numbers of police brutality cases could have been avoided "if people would just comply with police, would follow orders, and not resist arrest."
U.S.HuffPostKellyanne Conway Promotes Her Memoir And Everyone Makes The Same Damning Point
Critics, though, recalled Conway's penchant for “alternative facts,” her downplaying of the COVID-19 pandemic, her infamous “Bowling Green massacre” comment and the many, many, many times she cynically tried to spin away the chaos that engulfed Trump's presidency.
WorldIn The Know by YahooInfluencer leaves social media users baffled with 'tasteless' photoshoot: 'I'm horrified beyond words'
But in order to encourage young people to engage with Holocaust education and remembrance online, there must be some boundaries on what type of content is and isn't appropriate to share in relation to one of humanity's darkest times. We still have not learned enough” Jan. 27 marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a day in which it is important for everyone to stop and commemorate the 6 million Jewish people who were killed at the hands of the Nazi party. Understanding how and why the Holocaust occurred can, as UNESCO explains, “inform broader understandings of mass violence globally” and promote the value of human rights and ethics.
U.S.NBC NewsTexas dog walker permanently disfigured in 'bloodthirsty' attack by 2 dogs, lawsuit says
A Texas college student working as a dog walker was permanently disfigured last month when two dogs pounced on her in a “bloodthirsty” attack, a civil lawsuit alleges. Jacqueline Claire Durand, 22, of Coppell, had just opened a home's front door on Dec. 23 to walk Lucy, a German shepherd mix breed, and Bender, a mixed-breed pit bull, according to the lawsuit filed Tuesday in Dallas County. The animals were not in kennels and rushed at Durand, violently attacking her, the lawsuit said.
U.S.Macon TelegraphNurse at scene of lotto mart robbery allegedly stole tickets as clerk lay dead or dying
A nurse who was a patron inside a Houston County video poker and lottery shop last week when it was robbed by a trio of armed bandits is now accused of stealing lottery tickets from the store in the moments after its clerk was mortally wounded. Lakiesha Deshawn McGhee, 43, of Bonaire was arrested Monday on charges of theft by taking and tampering with evidence. The charges are not related to the deadly shooting and robbery in which McGhee herself was a victim.
BusinessYahoo MoneyTaxes 2022: Many Americans could miss this key tax credit this year
For the first time this year, millions of Americans may qualify for a particularly generous tax break — the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) — thanks to an expansion of its eligibility requirements. "There are important changes to EITC that will help this credit reach more hard-working families this year," IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig said in a statement. Historically without the expansion, 1 in 5 eligible Americans don't claim the EITC, prompting the Internal Revenue Service to hold an EITC Awareness Day each year — this year on January 28 — to make sure taxpayers don't miss out.
U.S.INSIDERAging Pittsburgh bridge collapses in early morning while cars were driving on it
Officials said a bridge collapsed in Pittsburgh early Friday. The bridge was listed as being in "poor condition" by Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation. An aging bridge in Pittsburgh that was listed as being in poor condition collapsed early Friday morning, public-safety officials said.
PoliticsHuffPostJimmy Kimmel Hits Donald Trump Jr. With The 2024 Campaign Ad Of His Nightmares
Jimmy Kimmel gave Donald Trump Jr. a helping hand on Thursday night. Former President Donald Trump's eldest son, according to some polls, is in the mix for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination should his father decide not to run again. “Don Jr. couldn't run a Dunkin' Donuts,” cracked Kimmel.
U.S.Associated PressUS Consulate warns Los Cabos hospital preys on Americans
More than 100,000 U.S. tourists arrive to Los Cabos at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula each month, drawn my its beaches and dramatic desert landscape. It appears they are not only a boon to the hotels and restaurants of twin towns Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, but also St. Luke's Hospital in Cabo San Lucas. Multiple complaints have been filed by U.S. citizens saying the hospital demanded tens of thousands of dollars in advance payments, threatened patients' relatives and refused to release clinical reports on what care they had actually provided.
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Taxpayers alarmed by IRS notice asking them to resend their 2020 returns. Is it a scam?
The notion of a scam seemed to make even more sense than thinking that the IRS could be sending letters to people who already paid their taxes and filed their returns. Why would the IRS need another return? If the federal government cashed their checks, she and others wondered, doesn't that mean the IRS received their return in the mail — since the return and check were mailed together?
U.S.Biloxi Sun HeraldChildren watched as Coast dad beat mom with ‘blue stick,’ cops say. It was a concrete pipe.
“Daddy was hitting mommy with a blue stick,” the 11-year-old daughter of a woman allegedly beaten to death in Long Beach said in a forensic interview with authorities. The stick was actually a blue concrete pipe, and the events that the couple's eldest daughter shared with forensic interviewers, along with other evidence, backed up what Long Beach police suspected all along: Robert Oshinski, 37, had allegedly killed his common-law wife, Ashley A. “Angie” Barbara. After hearing the evidence, it didn't take long for Justice Court Judge Dianne Ladner to find there was enough evidence to bound the case over to a Harrison County grand jury for indictments.
U.S.In The Know by YahooTikTok is shocked by how much mom and daughter look alike: ‘She cloned herself’
This TikToker and her daughter look so similar they could almost be twins! Danielle Sylvester (sylvester_danielle_) is a TikToker and parent who shares funny videos, many of them in collaboration with her teenage daughter, Thyri. In a recent video that received 4.9 million views and counting, Danielle shared just how much she and Thyri look alike, and the video had TikTokers in shock!
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Carl Bernstein says Trump investigation ‘far worse than Watergate’
On "The View," the journalist explains why he says America has been in a "cold civil war in this country for perhaps three decades."
BusinessINSIDERAfter testing positive for COVID-19 in Jamaica, a couple paid $35,000 for a private jet home — and they're not the only Americans doing it
On a Christmas vacation in Jamaica, Beth Ring and her husband tested positive for COVID-19. After spending two days in a state-run quarantine hotel, the couple chartered a $35,000 flight home. Ring told Insider she wished she had a better quarantine plan or purchased travel insurance.
PoliticsAssociated PressGov tells Bette Midler to kiss dog's 'heinie' - and shows it
Gov. Jim Justice has a message for singer and actress Bette Midler, who called West Virginians “poor, illiterate and strung out” in a tweet after Sen. Joe Manchin refused to support President Joe Biden's Build Back Better Act. “Babydog tells Bette Midler and all those out there: Kiss her heinie," Justice said, grinning as people applauded and some gave him a standing ovation. The crowd in the House of Delegates gallery included lawmakers, state Supreme Court justices, agency heads and members of the high school girl's basketball team Justice coaches, who were sitting in the gallery.
U.S.Portsmouth HeraldKerr: If you reject the vaccine, reject the hospital bed too
Apparently, folks who don't want to get vaccinated against COVID feel they're being persecuted for what they consider a personal choice. Their thinking, I guess, is if others are safe from the coronavirus after getting jabbed, why does everyone else have to do so as well? But seems to me anti-vaxers don't have any such reluctance to take up hospital beds when they suffer serious effects of COVID themselves, which seems kind of hypocritical.
PoliticsHuffPostSeth Meyers Gives Donald Trump's Former Doctor A Taste Of His Own Medicine
Late Night” host Seth Meyers on Wednesday mocked faux conservative indignation over President Joe Biden's hot mic moment with Fox News' Peter Doocy. Meyers drew attention to former Donald Trump White House physician Ronny Jackson's disingenuous claim on Fox News that Biden's “stupid son of a bitch” snipe at Doocy showed he was short-tempered, irritable and lashing out — all signals of cognitive decline, he said. Jackson is now a Republican House lawmaker representing Texas.
PoliticsAssociated PressVoting machine company won't comply with Wisconsin subpoena
A Nebraska-based voting machine company told the Republican-hired attorney leading an investigation into the 2020 presidential election in Wisconsin that it will not comply with subpoenas issued seeking a broad array of information. Attorneys for Election Systems & Software told former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman in a letter dated Jan. 21 that it would not comply, calling the subpoenas issued last month a “quintessential fishing expedition.” Gableman has subpoenaed the mayors of Wisconsin's five largest cities, the state's top elections official, an immigrant rights group, ES&S and Dominion Voting Systems as part of his ongoing probe ordered after President Joe Biden narrowly defeated Donald Trump in the battleground state.
“The door to using nonhuman organs has been opened — and with it, the promise of an almost unlimited supply of donor organs.”
“The practice of breeding, raising and killing pigs for our purposes is deeply problematic.”
“The place to worry about animal welfare is breakfast, not the medical use of pigs.”
“Fears about violating the barrier between humans and animals are enduring and inexorable.”
“I can’t think of any reason to oppose this approach … A rat is not a pig, is not a dog, is not a boy.”