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Kelvin Ellis Jr. gave his last dollar to Matt Busbice outside a Baton Rouge coffee shop. A year later they were still trying to help people who are actually without…

A 1997 Jeffrey Epstein address book with 221 names absent from his later FBI volume sold for $10,000 in Elkton while the Justice Department's records fight continued.

The 18th Space Defense Squadron reacquired object 7244, a 1974 infrared calibration balloon that failed to inflate. It may be a dispenser fragment, and it has barely lost altitude.

Spirit auditor Joshua Dean died April 30, 2024, of a fast infection. Boeing later bought Spirit and promised Wichita $1 billion. A judge still has not approved the $50,000 Barnett…

A 10-foot Steller sea lion hauled out at San Francisco's Pier 39 in September. Staff say the scars rule out Chonkers, and sardines explain why the heavyweights keep coming.

Don Massey told a bankruptcy judge the New Orleans archdiocese refused to investigate 11 clergy already found credible, while survivor payouts remain capped near $641,000.

Kayak Katie paddles Georgia's Satilla River in gator waders, chihuahua in her overalls, because the dumpster and mailbox sit on the far bank.

Tiffany Henyard drew FBI subpoenas as Dolton's self-styled super mayor, lost the 2025 primary in a landslide, and is on the November 2026 Fulton County ballot.

Tanner Schaefer and Parker Smith triggered a wind slab on Mount Shasta. Smith broke a femur. An 11-hour ground rescue brought them off Avalanche Gulch.

Japan Airlines canceled Dallas-to-Tokyo flight JL11 after the captain's hotel drinking drew a police warning, then watched the same layover rule fail again.