Bizarre New York laws include restrictions, penalties for taking a selfie with a tiger
Every state has its own set of strange laws still technically on the books that may surprise you, including New York. When it comes to strange laws in a state,…
US women having abortions at the same rate as before ban: New study
A study shows women in the US are getting around state bans by using telehealth to obtain abortion pills. Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from…
Winnipeg man charged in connection with string of downtown sexual assaultsSam Thompson
Police said the suspect, 27, was arrested without incident Sunday and has been charged with nine counts of sexual assault.
N.B. premier-designate Susan Holt knows she has to deliver on promises quicklyGlobalnews Digital
The day after her Liberal Party won a convincing majority in Monday’s provincial election, Holt says she feels grateful for the opportunity to serve.
Bravery award given posthumously to Nova Scotian who pulled three from sunken vehicleGlobalnews Digital
A man who died trying to save three people trapped by floodwaters is among eight Nova Scotians awarded the province’s Medal of Bravery.
Sask. Party says bullet-holes found in window of Regina campaign officeAndrew Benson
The Saskatchewan Party says one of its candidates has been in contact with the police after two bullet-holes were found in his campaign office.
German police raid pizzeria serving side order of cocaine
The number 40 pizza was one of the Düsseldorf restaurant’s most popular pizzas, police said. BBC News
Woman wedged upside down between rocks for 7 hours while retrieving phoneSarah Do Couto
While taking photos in Australia’s Hunter Valley, Matilda Campbell dropped her cellphone into a tight crevice between two massive boulders, then tried to reach for it.
‘One Tree Hill’ actress among celebrities lured in by cult ‘predators’ despite fame and success
“One Tree Hill” star Bethany Joy Lenz is still grappling with leaving the cult that controlled her life for a decade. “There’s something really powerful in putting things out in…
Sober travel or ‘dry tripping’ has people seeking enriching experiences minus the booze
Many travelers today are opting for more fulfilling experiences while visiting their locations of choice — and are taking trips that are alcohol-free. Sober travel, also known as “dry tripping,”…
‘Left behind’: Vulnerable Dem incumbent in key swing state slammed for putting ‘knife in back’ of workers
TOLEDO – Ohio GOP State Rep. Derek Merrin, who is running for Congress against vulnerable Democrat incumbent Marcy Kaptur, spoke to Fox News Digital about why the issues affecting Northwest…
Hurricane Helene forces North Carolina residents to sleep in tents where homes once stood
Nearly a month after Hurricane Helene devastated areas of the Southeast and killed more than 250 people, North Carolina residents are sleeping in tents where their homes once stood, even…
Frankie Muniz gives ‘black and white’ reason why race car driving is more fulfilling than being Hollywood star
Though it’s been several years since Frankie Muniz said goodbye to his life in Los Angeles and made the choice to pursue a different career, the former child star has…
What are election betting odds? Expert explains why Trump is current favorite
Former President Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has opened up a sizable advantage in the election betting odds in recent weeks, giving Americans a new way of trying to piece…
La Liga wants Barcelona v Atletico in Miami
Barcelona’s league fixture against Atletico Madrid in December could be staged in Miami – with La Liga officials hopeful that Fifa will approve the plan. BBC News
Going undercover to expose life inside a scam centre – ‘It’s a fraud industry’
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HSBC names first female finance chief in major shakeup
Pam Kaur is the first woman in the banking giant’s 159-year history to become its chief financial officer. BBC News
F1 Q&A: Why was Norris penalised and not Verstappen at US Grand Prix?
BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions following the United States Grand Prix. BBC News
More prisoners to be freed early to ease overcrowding
Some 1,100 prisoners will be released as ministers launch a review of sentencing that could see new types of punishment outside of jails. BBC News