Ohio and Pennsylvania Residents Believe a Massive Meteor Is To Blame for Explosion
Viral video appears to capture a meteor that hit Cleveland, Ohio, passing over Pennsylvania and causing a boom that could be heard in both states.
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Cream Cheese Recall Receives FDA's Highest Rating
The FDA has shared a recall of Made Fresh Salads cream cheese as of Feb. 20, 2026, due to concerns about possible listeria contamination.
Activist Charged With Throwing Soup on Priceless Artwork Has Been Sentenced
The activist who was accused of throwing soup on a $90 million painting has been sentenced after protesting with fellow Just Stop Oil activists.
Sleep Apnea Sufferers May Soon Be Able To Reach for a Pill To Deal With Their Condition
Researchers believe that a drug used to treat childhood epilepsy may also be good for assisting with sleep apnea-related breathing trouble.
AmeriFree Water Redefines Premium Whole-Home Water Systems in Southern California With a Family-First Service Model
AmeriFree Water, a Southern California–based whole-house water system specialist, is transforming how communities experience essential water solutions.
Class Action Law Suit Alleges That David Protein Bar Have Misleading Nutrition Facts
David Protein Bars is facing a class action lawsuit after customers claim that the nutrition label was misleading about calorie counts.
Another So-Called "Doomsday Fish" Washes on Shore of Cabo San Lucas
Oarfish sightings in Cabo San Lucas have people panicking after two Doomsday Fish washed ashore on the beach, prompting concerns from beachgoers.
Understanding the Rising Threat to California as the U.S. Conflict With Iran Continues
The FBI issued a warning about possible threats to the U.S., leaving many wondering why Iran would want to attack California with drones.
Laptop Outlet Releases Guidance on Why Refurbished Laptops Are a Better Choice
Laptop Outlet positions refurbishment as a practical route to extending the useful life of devices, helping to reduce avoidable replacement and keep capable technology in circulation for longer.
Trader Joes Expands Nationwide Recall of Frozen Foods
Trader Joe's has expanded a recall of its vegetable fried rice and other foods after additional best buy dates were added to the recall.
Robert Susa of InventHelp Discusses Rise of Green Technology Inventions and What Inventors Should Know
As the innovation landscape evolves, Robert Susa has observed clear patterns emerging among inventors who want to contribute to sustainability.
32 Countries Named in Travel Advisory Due to a Spike in Polio Cases
The CDC has named 32 countries in a travel advisory, warning U.S. residents about an increase in polio cases and suggesting they avoid the region.
Frito-Lay Announces a Recall of Its Popular Flavored Chips Over Potential Allergens
Frito-Lay has issued a recall of some of the Miss Vickie's Spicy Dill Pickle Potato Chips due to the potential of an undeclared allergen.
Statement Released by U.S. Government Seems To Hint at Military Action in Ecuador
Did the U.S. military bomb Ecuador? A statement released by the government suggests strikes were carried out against suspected drug traffickers.
The Role of Data Science in ESG & Sustainability Reporting
This is where data science is useful. It enables companies to stay on top of what is actually happening, identify issues earlier and avoid actions that could destroy their reputation.
Third-Party Testing Reveals Possible Salmonella Contamination in Dog Treats, Prompting Recall
A Florida-based dog treat company recalled a single lot of dog treats after third-party testing uncovered possible Salmonella contamination.
Walmart Has Issued a Recall of Popular Cottage Cheese Product
Walmart has issued a product recall after concerns were raised about the pasteurization process of its Great Value brand cottage cheese.
Scouting American To Cave to Pete Hegseth’s Demands That the Program Stop DEI Practices
Pete Hegseth shared a video saying that he is requiring Scouting America to remove DEI initiative in order to continue government partnership.
A Blood Moon Is Expected To Rise the Night of the Lunar Eclipse
There will be a total lunar eclipse the same night as a blood moon in 2026, and it will be visible to nearly 2.5 billion people in March.
Frozen Blueberries Are Being Recalled After the FDA Says They Could Be Contaminated With Listeria
The FDA is recalling frozen blueberries due to possible listeria contamination. The recall involves 55,000 pounds of berries sold in several states.
Urgent Recall Issued After Several People Were Burned While Using a Popular Pressure Cooker
The CPSC has issued a recall of the Gourmia Pressure Cooker after multiple people reported burn injuries while using the kitchen appliance.
Popular Infant Formula Recalled Due to Cereulide Toxin Risk
Kendamil is recalling its infant formula after concerns arose about possible cereulide toxin contamination, which can be potentially deadly.
Shakeup at the CDC Prompts Deputy Director Ralph Abraham to Step Down
The CDC's deputy director announces his decision to step down from the agency after being sworn in just over two months prior to his resignation.
People Are Crying After Finding out Giraffes Have Nowhere to Hide During Storms
Where do giraffes go during storms? When it rains, the tall animals may struggle to find shelter, especially from dangerous lightening strikes.
NASA Scientist Confirms That There Is Nothing Humans Can Do To Protect Against a City-Killing Asteroid
A NASA planetary expert has revealed that humankind has no way to protect against a city-killer asteroid if it were to head towards Earth.
Chikungunya Virus Prompts Travel Warnings for Popular Travel Destination
Mosquitoes are being blamed for a chikungunya outbreak in Seychelles, prompting a Level 2 Travel Advisory to be issued for the region.
New App RTHMS Launches on Valentine’s Day, Redefining What Compatibility Looks Like
Officially launching on February 14, 2026, the RTHMS app aims to match people not by how they appear, but by how they live,
Officials Find a Massive Bulge in Yellowstone, Suggesting Volcanic Activity
There appears to be a massive bulge forming along Yellowstone's caldera, indicating activity within the supervolcano's magma chamber.
Actress Bijou Phillips Shares Desperate Plea for Kidney Transplant
Bijou Phillips announces that she is in desperate need of a kidney transplant after revealing that she had been hospitalized and put on dialysis.
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope Just Captured Breathtaking Images of the Egg Nebula
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope is being lauded for capturing the clearest images to date of the Egg Nebula. Here's what we know about this achievement.
Trump Claims Voter ID Is Overwhelmingly Popular — Why Are Democrats So Against It?
Democrats in Congress have voiced their opposition to "election integrity" policies that Congressional Republicans are trying to pass. Why is that?
How Can You Test Your Water for PFAS?
Curious how to test your water for PFAS? It may actually be easier than you think thanks to widespread labs that can perform the diagnostics.
Are Heat Pumps Worth It in 2026? A Guide to This Eco-Friendly Home Upgrade
Modern heat pumps have proven themselves to be a powerful, reliable, and versatile technology.
Why Are There Little Tress Placed Along the Bottom of the Ski Jump Hill?
Viewers of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games have taken to social media en masse to ask why there are trees visible along the bottom of the ski jump.
Everything We Know About Nancy Guthrie’s Grandchildren
Who are Nancy Guthrie's grandchildren? While everyone knows about her famous daughter, Savannah, less is known about her grandkids.
A New Frog Has Been Discovered in the Cloud Forests of Peru
A new frog species has been discovered in Peru named, Oreobates shunkusacha. The species was immediately registered as an at-risk population.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting Has Shut Down — What Happens to PBS Now?
After Congress stripped the Corporation for Public Broadcasting of more than $1 billion in funding, the entity shut down. What's next to come for PBS?
RFK Jr Plans To Make Major Changes to the Childhood Vaccine Schedule
Sources say Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is preparing to change the mandatory childhood vaccine schedule during a two-day meeting in December.
Bethenny Frankel Gives Fans a Scary Update About Her Health
Bethenny Frankel announced that she has been diagnosed with stage II kidney disease on social media, telling her fans to get their bloodwork checked.
Everything You Need To Know About the Glyphosate Found in Bread
What is glyphosate bread? Understanding the results of a Florida-based test that uncovered pesticides in several different types of breads.
Want To Shop TrumpRx? Here’s What You Need To Know
What drugs are on TrumpRx? Inside Donald Trump's prescription platform, including what you need to know about insurance requirements before you shop.
A 22-Year-Old’s Family Is Still Searching After He Went Missing in Yellowstone in 2024
Austin King went missing while visiting Yellowstone in 2024. The hiker's family is still looking for an update on where he is and whether he's alive.
See the Mesmerizing Footage of a Rare Giant Phantom Jellyfish
Scientist off the coast of Argentina are reeling after a rare giant jellyfish sighting. The underwater footage offers a stunning look at the creature.
Couple Presented With Tip Screen at Prenatal Sonogram Appointment in Viral Post
In a viral Reddit post, a man showed a picture of a tip screen while paying at a prenatal sonogram appointment.
The Death of Savannah Guthrie's Father Resurfaces Amid Search for Mom
How did Savannah Guthrie's father pass away? The patriarch of the Guthrie family died at the age of 49, when Savannah was just 16-years-old.
A Poacher Is Believed To Have Killed a Beloved Yellowstone Wolf
Yellowstone is grieving after a poacher is believed to have shot and killed a prominent wolf from the park's most famous pack on Christmas day.
A USPS Driver Is Fighting for His Job After Posting About Being Forced To Work in a Winter Storm
A USPS mail deliver driver is sharing the story about how he put his life on the line to drive during a winter storm, when there was no work to be done.
NASA Announces the Anticipated Artemis II Moon Mission Has Been Delayed
Following the Artemis II wet rehearsal gone awry, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced the launch window has been extended into March.
Punxsutawney Phil May Be the Most Famous, but He’s Not the Only Groundhog
How many groundhogs are there for Groundhog Day? While we may all watch Phil in Pennsylvania, he's not the only one making weather predictions.
President Donald Trump Announces Intent To Drive Housing Prices Up
At a January Cabinet meeting, President Donald Trump announced that he intends to increase the price of houses — not drive those prices down.