Last week’s brutal, damaging storm actually revealed something beautiful at Mount Hope Cemetery. When the storm toppled a tree, it revealed the headstone of a woman who died more than 100 years ago. The marker of Edna Goodman Allen was buried under the roots, but Mother Nature brought her name back.

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Six major ice cream companies in Japan are under suspicion of colluding to hike their prices.

The Japan Fair Trade Commission is investigating the allegations against frozen dessert brands Meiji, Ezaki Glico, Morinaga Milk Industry Co, Lotte Co, Morinaga & Co, and Akagi Nyugyo Co.

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If the companies did violate laws, they will be fined and ordered to improve their business practices.

Reich said that the man “has not committed any crimes that we are aware of and has not violated any animal laws.”

I guess distracted driving is no longer a thing. But cellphone touching will not be tolerated.

Last week, I arrived home from a funeral and decided to pop into my home office to make sure everything was prepared for the return to work day ahead. As I sat down to log-in my laptop, still feeling a bit wobbly from the day I had, I was greeted by the Nintendo Talking Flower toy informing me that "wasn't life great."

That was the point where I decided it was time to take its batteries out.

In one northwest Atlanta neighborhood, neighbors say dozens of Waymo cars end up circling their cul-de-sac.

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When you gotsta do Easter in style.

The academic is accused of dreaming up the prize he went on to win and has been suspended from his university.

Remarkably no one was injured, but both the driver and passengers aboard the plane felt the impact.

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"This should never happen in America." - FOX News anchor

My brother in Christ, I could spend the next five weeks telling you about all the things that should never happen in America that are currently happening in America.

He lives in his home among huge objects including a giant pencil, clothes peg and a 13-amp plug.

Gareth Wild previously spent six years charting every spot in his local supermarket in London.

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Venice is being invaded by cannibalistic jellyfish from the Atlantic that are threatening the delicate balance of the lagoon's ecosystem.

For anyone out of the loop: Faraday Future was a much hyped early day EV startup that failed to ever deliver cars in any meaningful numbers yet somehow refuses to die. Them jumping on the robotics hype train is just the most hilarious thing ever.