Thomas Cooper admitted to having tampered some of the requests he delivered “as a joke.” He did not know any of the voters whose requests he changed.
Author: Joshua Bote, USA TODAY
Chinese kindergarten teacher sentenced to death for poisoning 25 students, killing one
Nearly all of the children vomited or fainted after eating the porridge. One student died after being hospitalized for 10 months.
Louisiana AG investigates school for suspending 4th grader after teacher noticed BB gun during online class
The state’s attorney general, Jeff Landry, announced an investigation into the matter, arguing that the school violated his “constitutional rights.”
Eight people in Indonesia who refused to wear face masks ordered to dig graves for COVID-19 victims as punishment
“There are only three available gravediggers at the moment, so I thought I might as well put these people to work with them,” an official said.
Stressed-out elephants at this zoo in Poland are being given CBD oil
After an elephant died at the Warsaw Zoo, workers noticed signs of depression among the herd. So they’re giving them CBD oil to help them de-stress.
A new law in Germany will require dogs to be walked twice a day
It can’t just be for a quick stroll down the block either: Dogs must be taken outside twice for at least an hour every day.
Be polite and be safe when delivery workers or repair people come to your home without a mask
There’s a fine line between preserving your safety and and not raising tensions with a stranger. Here’s how to navigate such situations.
A parasite feasts on a fish’s tongue until it’s gone. Don’t worry, humans can’t get it.
When it latches itself onto the fish’s tongue, it feeds on the tongue’s blood vessels until it replaces the tongue. But it’s nothing to worry about.
Nearly a third of Poland has declared ‘LGBT-free zones.’ The EU is denying funds to them.
“EU values and fundamental rights must be respected by Member States and state authorities,” said Commissioner Helena Dalli in a tweet Tuesday.
Researchers have discovered the origins of Stonehenge’s massive, mysterious sarsen stones
A restoration of Stonehenge more than 60 years ago proved to be key to this breakthrough, published in the Science Advances journal Wednesday.