The American bumble bee may soon face extinction after they have disappeared from 8 states and their population has dwindled across the nation.
Author: Asha C. Gilbert, USA TODAY
No, that highway sign won’t take you to ‘Squid Game,’ police say. ‘It’s just directions’
Police in the United Kingdom are advising drivers a sign with symbols featured in “Squid Game” will not take them to the tournament.
Dutch royals will be allowed to marry partners of the same sex and not lose seat on throne
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced Tuesday members of the royal family will be allowed to marry partners of the same sex.
‘Squid Game’ has taken over the internet. Now, it plans to take over Halloween.
This Halloween may be filled with costumes inspired by the Netflix series people can’t stop talking about: “Squid Game.”
What’s a solar flare? And how can a geomagnetic storm make auroras visible in the U.S.?
A quick look at how a solar flare can cause a geomagnetic storm on Earth, sometimes resulting in brilliant auroras, like the northern lights.
Florida sheriff’s department uses Facebook to find ‘rightful owner’ of $2 million in weed
The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office created a snarky Facebook post to find the ‘rightful owner’ of $2 million worth of weed found in a mini-storage.
Don’t know what to be for Halloween? Check out these DIY TikTok costume ideas anyone can do
TikTokers have flooded feeds with DIY Halloween costume ideas that will save you money during this years holiday.
Some students face charges for the ‘slap a teacher’ challenge. Now schools are issuing warnings.
The ‘slap a teacher’ TikTok challenge is being condemned by the social media platform and school districts across the nation.
A mountain gorilla who once went viral for cheeky selfie dies in the arms of caretaker
Mountain gorilla Ndakasi, who went viral in 2019 for a selfie, died last month in the arms of her caretaker at the Virunga National Park.
She started planting seeds at age 3. Now, this 6-year-old is the youngest certified farmer in Georgia.
Kendall Rae Johnson is 6 years old and she’s already a certified farmer in Georgia. She even has her own business.