A pair of underwear that belonged to US President John F. Kennedy, well before his presidency, has been sold at auction in Los Angeles for $9,100. Additionally, the auction featured a sweater that was owned by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. Originally estimated to fetch around $1,000, spirited bidding drove the final sale price to an…

**Eighteen-Year-Old Hiker Survives Five Days on a Deadly Mountain by Eating Toothpaste** Eighteen-year-old Sun Liang from China had only begun hiking regularly a year ago, but he felt prepared to tackle a new challenge: the Ao-Tai Trail in the Qinling Mountains of northwest China. After two weeks of preparation, equipped with tech gear and a…

**Woman Attacked by Polar Bear After Entering Enclosure at Berlin Zoo** Mandy K, a 32-year-old woman, was seriously injured by a polar bear at the Berlin Zoo on Friday after she unlawfully entered the bears’ enclosure during feeding time. Climbing over a wall, bushes, and a fence, she jumped into the area just as the…

Note: This story, originally reported in February 2017, is being republished. The State Attorney’s Office has decided not to file any criminal charges against the bystander who shot and killed a man attacking a Florida sheriff’s deputy. According to the Daily Mail, Ashad Russell has been officially cleared in the incident. When Russell, 35, witnessed…

Asthma attacks can pose serious risks, highlighted by the heartbreaking case of 12-year-old Ryan Gibbons. In 2012, Ryan experienced an asthma attack while at school and was unable to reach his inhaler, which was locked in the principal’s office due to school regulations. Despite the desperate attempts of his friends to help him retrieve it,…

While many people believe that 7-8 hours of sleep is sufficient, the reality is more complex. Sleep plays a vital role in our well-being, and there’s nothing quite like sinking into bed after a long day. Insufficient sleep can significantly increase the risk of various health issues, including: Fatigue Depression Hormonal imbalances Cardiovascular diseases Vision…

A recent study projects that extreme temperatures, particularly heat, could lead to up to 2.3 million fatalities in Europe by the century’s end if nations fail to reduce carbon emissions and adapt to rising temperatures. Published in the journal Nature Medicine, the research indicates that Mediterranean countries will likely face the highest rates of heat-related…

Traditionally, married women in the United States have borne the brunt of household responsibilities, including washing, cooking, and cleaning. However, this long-standing gender norm is shifting, with a recent study published in the journal Socius revealing a 40 percent reduction in the gap between the time men and women spend on domestic tasks over the…