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Internet in Uproar Over 'Crop of the Century' as Kamala Harris Posts Photo From Jimmy Carter's Funeral Without Trump

First, it was the seat pairing that nearly broke the internet, now it's the snub before the photo that has commenters on social media talking.

Fired Disney Employee Admits to Hacking Menus to Add Swastika, Alter Allergy Info and Change Wine Regions to Locations of Mass Shootings

A disgruntled employee admitted to hacking into Disney World's computer network to alter allergy information along with other details on the parks' food menus.

WATCH: Chaos Erupts After Trams Collide in France, Injuring 68

Over 60 people were injured with "non-fatal injuries" like "scalp wounds, clavicle fractures and knee sprains," after two tram cars collided at Strasbourg's central railway station on Saturday.

60-Year-Old Kentucky Woman Charged With Arson For Allegedly Setting Brush Fire Near LA Wildfires

A Kentucky woman was arrested on suspicion of arson amid the wildfires in Los Angeles that have destroyed 35,000 homes and businesses.

Looters Posing as Firefighters 'Coming In and Out of Houses' Arrested in Los Angeles: Officials

While there are 16 confirmed deaths as a result of the Los Angeles wildfires with numbers expected to steadily rise, 20 individuals have been arrested for looting.

Everything We Know About the LA Wildfire Victims

At least 16 people have died from the wildfires in Los Angeles and more deaths are expected to be confirmed as authorities tally the number of victims.

Ohio Man Fights City to Keep Street He Accidentally Bought for $5,000

An Ohio man is in a legal battle to keep a street he accidentally bought for $5,000, claiming the city of Trenton is attempting to seize it through eminent domain.

German Chancellor Dismisses Elon Musk's Attacks: 'Don't Feed the Troll'

While Elon Musk continues to interfere in European politics, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, dismissed the CEO's scrutiny: "Don't feed the troll."

Thousands of Flights Disrupted as Winter Storm Blair Blankets Swaths of Country in Snow and Ice

Winter Storm Blair is causing major disruptions to air travel across the United States, with snow and freezing rain hitting the Central Plains, Midwest and moving into the East South Central and Mid-Atlantic regions by Sunday evening.

Netanyahu Has Prostate Removed, Marking Third Surgery This Year And Drawing Doubt to Leader's Public Image of Good Health

After Israel prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu completed his third surgery this year, experts scrutinized the leader's public image of good health.

Boeing's Year of Crises in Review: Crashes, Whistleblowers and a Major Loss to SpaceX

In 2024, Boeing lost millions of dollars in its contract with NASA to SpaceX, more than 200 whistleblowers reported it to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and two Boeing 737-800s crashed within a day of each other in Norway and South Korea.

Azerbaijan President Claims Azerbaijan Airlines Flight Was Shot Down By Russia, Blasts Moscow For Trying to 'Hush Up' Truth For Days

Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev accused Vladimir Putin and his administration of trying to cover up the doomed Azerbaijan Airlines flight that was shot down by Russia on Christmas Day.

Day of Aviation Disasters Shocks World After 3 Countries See Passenger Plane Crashes in Less Than 24 Hours

Commenters online are questioning the coincidences in a series of aviation disasters that occurred in the past few days.

Former UnitedHealthcare Worker Recounts Walking Out After Being Told 'Every Which Way to Deny' a Widow's Insurance Claims

A woman on TikTok is speaking out about UnitedHealthcare's methodology of denying claims after being prompted by a commenter.

Mexican Cartels Are Using Animals And Poor People To Test Their New Fentanyl Products

Mexican cartels, desperate to dominate the fentanyl drug trade amid global crackdowns, are using vulnerable people and animals to test the potency of their drugs.

Video Shows Harrowing Moment When Azerbaijani Plane Crashes in Kazakhstan, Killing Dozens

Video footage shows the moment when a passenger jet with 62 passengers and five crew members, fell from the sky and crashed into the ground.

Less Than 4 in 10 Americans Approve of Biden In His Final Full Month In Office

A Gallup survey showed that president Joe Biden's job approval rating remains below 40% in the last days of his presidency.

Hawaii Crime Boss Dies of Fentanyl Overdose In Prison Weeks Away From His Sentencing

A medical examiner revealed an imprisoned crime boss died of an opioid overdose while in federal detention.

Airport With Runway Going Through U.S.-Canada Border To Close As Immigration Set To Dominate Relations With Trump In Office

An airport that straddles the United States and Canada border will permanently close Friday due to low foot traffic.

Mega Millions Jackpot Now Over $1 Billion After No One Wins Grand Prize On Christmas Eve

The Mega Millions jackpot has skyrocketed to a nearly $1.15 billion after no customer bought a winning lottery ticket that matched all six numbers in the Christmas Eve drawing.

'Desperate' And 'Very Dangerous' Killer Escapes From Mississippi Prison; Manhunt Underway

Mississippi authorities are searching for Drew Johnson, a convicted murderer who broke free from the South Mississippi Correctional Institution.

Ukrainian President Zelensky Decries 'Inhumane' Russian Attack Targeting Energy Infrastructure On Christmas Day

On Christmas Day, Russia unleashed a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

Texas Man Dead After Driving Pickup Truck Into Crowded JCPenney While Fleeing Police

A pickup truck driver was fatally shot by police after plowing through a JCPenney store and driving through a crowded mall in Killeen, Texas, injuring five people, officials said.

Georgia Homeowner Jailed for Trying to Move Back Into Home Taken Over by Squatter: 'Something Is Wrong With This Picture'

A Georgia homeowner, Loletha Hale, was arrested for criminal trespass on her own property.