Two weeks ago, I wrote one of the most ironic headlines of the year.
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I don’t think Don Lemon is ever going to recover from this street interview 🤣
Don Lemon was walking the streets of New York, interviewing random people as if he was some sort of indie reporter, and then he met this guy:
Update: ICE raid on Hyundai battery plant resulted in arrest of 300 Korean nationals
We told you last week about one of the biggest ICE raids ever performed at the construction of a Hyundai and LG battery plant in Georgia.
Watch SE Asian migrants poach Canadian salmon while they spawn. The problem is worse than you know.
Video out of Bowmanville, Ontario, shows Southeast Asian men (do with that what you will) flipping salmon out of a small stream during the annual salmon run back to their spawning locations.
A “trans-identifying” athlete is backing out of a landmark Supreme Court lawsuit—and is also asking the court to rule against him
Well, I definitely didn’t see this one coming, but I think we can absolutely chalk this up to a major victory:
Man’s lost wallet found and returned after 51 years
When Tom Schopf lost his wallet as a 17-year-old student at Stoney Creek’s Orchard Park Secondary School in Ontario, he assumed he had seen the last of it, but last week he was reunited with the long-lost wallet after over half a century.
Canadian author Malcolm Gladwell says he’s ashamed that he was cowed into agreeing that men could compete in women’s sports
Honestly, this is refreshing to see.
One Mark Zuckerberg is suing the other Mark Zuckerberg for banning his Facebook account.
According to WTHR 13, Mark Zuckerberg is suing Mark Zuckerberg because Meta keeps deleting his Facebook page and ads.
“Kissing bug disease” is endemic in Central and South America. I wonder why it’s on the rise in America.
None of us wants to get a disease of any kind, and I think nobody wants to get a disease from something called a "kissing bug."
This woman was surprised to discover that the Airbnb she booked on her Italian vacation was her father’s childhood home
Well, this is a wild coincidence.