Credit: GoFundMe/Krista May The family of a high school math teacher who died after a prank went tragically wrong has spoken publicly for the first time about the incident. Jason Hughes, 40, from Gainesville, Georgia, was killed March 5 after students targeted his home during what was meant to be a harmless school tradition. Five…
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Prank gone terribly wrong Investigators found that, within the prank-war tradition, students lose points if they are “caught” by the person they are targeting – possibly explaining why the group tried to leave quickly. Wallace was arrested after the incident and charged with first-degree vehicular homicide, reckless driving, criminal trespass, and littering on private property,…
Credit / Shutterstock A major U.S. airline is warning they can now be kicked off for “barebeating” – one of the most annoying in-flight habits. Anyone who travels frequently has likely encountered at least one nightmare passenger. There are the people who cut security lines (“gate lice”), travelers who refuse to calm a screaming child…
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‘Can lead to removal’ Now, one major U.S. airline is making it clear that the behavior won’t be tolerated. United Airlines (UA) has quietly updated its Refusal of Transport section, the policy that outlines when the airline can “refuse transport on a permanent or temporary basis,” or “have the right to remove from the aircraft at any point.” The…
Donald Trump refused to accept responsibility. Credit / Getty Images President Donald Trump has denied US responsibility for dropping a missile on a girls’ elementary school in Iran. Last Saturday, February 28, the US and Israel engaged in a joint attack on the Middle Eastern country that saw them target military sites in the capital…
Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian claimed the assault would ‘never be erased from the historical memory of our nation’, while the country’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, criticized the school bombing as a ‘crime’. WASHINGTON, DC – MARCH 03: U.S. President Donald Trump takes questions from the media during a bilateral meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in…
A movie so extreme it was once blocked in its home country is now available on Netflix. And one particular scene has sparked debate all over again. Netflix is full of movies that make us laugh, cry, or sit on the edge of our seats. But sometimes a film shocks audiences for completely different reasons. Gandu,…
Sparked controversy In 2011, the magazine Variety described it as “a high-energy example of a rarefied genre,” saying the movie grabs the audience’s attention and doesn’t let go. Still, opinions remain deeply divided. Some viewers see the film as bold and artistic. Others believe it goes far beyond what should be shown on screen. Now that Gandu has appeared…
Credit: Facebook/Tiffany Waterman Daniel Waterman, 22, briefly woke from a coma before his death – and what he told authorities changed everything. Daniel Waterman was severely injured in a car crash on Super Bowl Sunday 2025. Originally from the Syracuse area in New York, he had been riding in the passenger seat while his pregnant…
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Waterman tried to escape In May 2025, Waterman recounted what led to the crash. He claimed Mumby drove the vehicle into a tree after an argument that began when she told him she was pregnant and he got a text from a woman in New York. Waterman alleged that Mumby began driving erratically. He attempted…