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Tattoo artists Ryun King and Jeremiah Swift recently extended a deal on Facebook as a way to take a stance on the Black Lives Matter movement.

Ava's Kitchen opened in April and is fully equipped with a microwave, dishwasher, and fridge. Her father was trying to support another black-owned business and says it's a clean establishment even if it's lacking some things.

A UPS driver took a slight detour during his delivery on May 22, stopping to unfurl an American flag outside an Adair, Oklahoma, home.

A Costco customer was asked to leave the store after refusing to wear a mask.

A California woman created a Wes Anderson-style guide to surviving quarantine and it's like watching a long, lost relative of the Tenenbaums.

"It’s my turn... Ok sorry, you’re right.” The feisty Mother/Daughter duo Kelly and Lauren Epstein, are quickly becoming an online selling sensation.

Speaking from what looks to be a makeshift cardboard news station, Freya Beggs delivered the advice in a video.

A University of Arizona professor captured video of a Wile E. Coyote vs. Road Runner situation and his reaction is all of us.

A helpful pit bull pup decided to clean up a mess his owners' dishwasher made on the floor.

Video captured a squirrel "working from home" on a tiny laptop inside a miniature office set.

A homeless man and his pup Happy became stranded on Route 66 between Barstow and Victorville Thursday after the man's scooter battery died. But an unlikely encounter may have saved both of their lives.

Cathy Tasse, the woman behind the dinosaur, says she has been roaming across Cleveland, Ohio every week.

She was born Marie Turri in New Jersey six weeks before WWI. She married Anthony Ferise in 1935, owned a hotel in Deerfield Beach until 1976, had two children, five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Her husband died in 1993. She survived cancer 10 years ago.

"I guess they call it karma," Dennis Ruhnke said after receiving his long-awaited degree.

The new military branch was formed in December 2019.

The man who portrayed Mr. Feeny in the 1990s sitcom “Boy Meets World” wants everyone to thank educators for being unsung heroes who shape future generations.

To pass the time under pandemic lockdown restrictions, Ryan Emmenis and his children have been cleaning graveyard headstones on their daily walks.