A married couple in Quebec apparently decided to test out a loophole they thought they discovered in the local coronavirus regulations. Unfortunately for them, the authorities didn’t agree that husbands can be considered "pets."
Over 100 customers at a Whataburger in Pace, Fla., treated each other to breakfast and lunch during an hours-long “pay-it-forward” chain at the drive-thru, initiated after an act of kindness by a regular customer.
Etsy has pulled an offensive T-shirt reading “Camp Auschwitz” and blocked the seller from business. A similar sweatshirt was worn by one of the Capitol rioters last week.
NASCAR driver Hailie Deegan will need to complete a sensitivity training course before the start of the 2021 season after she was heard using an offensive slur during an online simulation race.
IndyCar has unveiled the car teams will use to compete in the Indy Autonomous Challenge race on Oct. 23. The Dallara open-wheel racer has been equipped with self-driving hardware that 30 colleges will develop software to operate.
A McDonald’s customer in Australia pushed a cash register and printer off the counter after he was reportedly told to complete a COVID-check-in. Authorities arrested the man, who is currently facing charges related to the incident.
Prince Street Pizza, a slice shop in the Nolita neighborhood of Manhattan, is under fire after offensive comments made by its owners resurfaced online, following an investigation into the slice shop from food blogger Joe Rosenthal.
NASCAR driver Hailie Deegan apologized on Sunday night for using a slur during a livestreamed online simulation race. The 19-yr-old is set to compete for DGR in the Camping World Truck series this season.
Just in case anyone had the gall to want to stick to their New Year’s resolutions, Krispy Kreme has graciously waited 11 whole days before announcing its latest lineup of sweet treats.
Ending the confusion over the fate of Paris Fashion Week, French fashion's regulatory body has said that this month's Paris men’s and haute couture shows will be strictly audience-free over coronavirus fears.
President-elect Joe Biden’s rescue dog is being honored with an inauguration ceremony thrown by the Delaware Humane Association. The nonprofit seeks donations of $10 or more for admission to the virtual soiree, "to help more shelter animals like Major live the American Dream!"