This massive triple star system is about to go supernova and could be the first ever gamma-ray burst seen originating in our galaxy.
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Astronaut captures longest continual time-lapse from space
The European Space Agency shared a glorious timelapse video made up of more than 21,300 images taken by ISS Commander Alexander Gerst.
Here are some tax deductibles you probably didn’t know about
With the 2019 tax season around the corner, here are some deductibles you probably didn’t know about. Buzz60’s Natasha Abellard has the story.
Travel times to avoid this Thanksgiving
If you’re looking to avoid getting stuck in traffic in the days surrounding Thanksgiving, there are certain hours and dates you should avoid according to Google Trends. Susana Victoria Perez has more.
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Thanksgiving will never be the same with this White Castle stuffing
White Castle has unveiled its recipe for “hands down the best turkey stuffing,” made with their signature sliders. Buzz60’s Tony Spitz has the details.
Teen auctions virginity to help pay her parents’ mortgage
An 18 year-old Australian woman has started a website to auction off her virginity in order to pay for college, a car and pay off her parents’ mortgage. Buzz60’s Mercer Morrison has the story.
Is it okay to talk bad about a former employer to a prospective one?
Should you tell the truth to a prospective employer about a past toxic office culture? Buzz60’s Natasha Abellard has the story.
Ivanka Trump used personal email for White House business
Throughout the 2016 Presidential campaign, President Trump called out Hillary Clinton for using her private email for official White House business.Now White House Advisor Ivanka Trump reportedly might be doing the same thing.
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Couples fight over home decor 72 times a year
Fighting in a relationship can be healthy. Like with just about anything anything, it all depends on how much and what it’s about.
The most memorable moments of Elon Musk so far in 2018
As a rockstar, genius entrepreneur, Elon Musk had a few iconic moments, both good and bad. Veuer’s Nathan Rousseau Smith breaks them down.