Deborah Davis, who was representing the alleged assault victim Mary Lindsey, noted that something was amiss and that Lindsey and Coby James Harris, the defendant, were likely in the same house.
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The Guiness record books say that San Francisco has come of the steepest streets in the world. One biker went out to see how accurate that claim is.
In the right hands, recycling a plot can be very funny.
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The splendor of the aurora.
Volunteer-run online spaces are combatting the rise in incel extremism by offering an alternative for men to find healthy community.
Murphy, who's won awards for his portrayal of Shelby, uses silence to perfection in the British crime drama "Peaky Blinders."
We know we need to cut down on sugar. But replacing it with artificial compounds isn't necessarily the answer.
Your ISP, nosy roommates and even the government might be interested in what you're doing online. Thankfully, you can protect yourself without spending big with NordVPN.
Sandler and Fraser sat down for a Variety interview and discussed things from "SNL" to "Tarzan" while laughing at all the memories they've made over the years.
On cybercrime forums, user complaints about being duped may accidentally expose their real identities.
Air pollution doesn't just harm your lungs and skin — new research shows it also harms the brain.
Gamecamp.gg is a staple to save you money while unlocking gaming.
How easy is it to swap your car for an e-bike, and could the average American do it?
The current wave of enforcement actions are the result of coal rollers.
Has the crypto scene really solved one of its biggest problems?
Heartless gremlin, or victim of racist bullying? We investigate the origins of this much-maligned festive icon.
The ex-president has shown throughout his life that he'd happily toss constitutional rights aside if he could — while also claiming rights for himself that don't exist.
Two experts share insight into what goes behind constructing a street circuit race, like Monaco, and discuss the challenges F1 will face in Las Vegas next year.
This extremely uneven brake pad wear is brought to you by the Rust Belt and sponsored by uneven application of pad grease.
Go full "Ghost of Christmas Present," if you must. But thy midriff shalt pay.
Consuming microplastics puts your health at risk. LARQ's water filtration systems can keep you safe.
The Brazilian Ronaldo, aka O Fenômeno, was considered to be Brazil's next big thing, but injuries and illness almost took the game away from him. However, he bounced back the the highest of heights in 2002 and won his nation the World Cup.
"For many workers, a job not only offers financial security, it also affirms their status, which is tied to their position relative to their age peers and many social outcomes."
Give the gift of blowing someone's mind with some mysterious puzzles and puzzling mysteries.
Reeves was in Brazil recently to promote his new "John Wick" film.
We know Ancient Rome existed. We can prove it. Yet this woman and her followers are convinced it's a con job spanning centuries.
From Disney World to New York City's Roosevelt Island, here's why pneumatic trash systems are a subpar option to have, but sometimes the only option that'll work.
"Turf wars. Protection money. Scientology. And my boss, a man who's half-convinced he really is Santa."
"This is not just about having bouts of distraction or forgetfulness."
Crime scene analyst Matthew Steiner answered questions about forensics and crime scenes, including what expert protocol is, how to analyze blood splatter and more.
"How do we deal with systemic inequalities? How do we deal with lack of access to capital? We're trying to find those solutions in real time."
Griner will be exchanged for Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout, nicknamed the "Merchant of Death."
Something that seems like it would be as easy as flipping a switch is far more complex that we all think. Practical Engineering demonstrates the complicated process it takes to get a power grid back up and running after a disaster.
"What I learned while binge-watching Elon Musk and his critics."
This collection of documents and clues from Hunt A Killer lets us dive head-first into the "Death At The Dive Bar."
Moyun's cover of the aughts classic is a unique rendition.
From drinks that taste like cough medicine to sodas that contain fish roe, there is a vast and varied landscape of flavours beyond the familiar cola and lemonade.
From QAnon influencers to @catturd, the very online right sees exactly what they want to see in the CEO's orchestrated disclosure.
Polyergus ants have some of the most brutal and hierarchical working systems among their ranks, which is why they're called "slave-raiding ants."
Great lawyering — and, surprisingly, Amy Coney Barrett — debunked a legal theory designed to subvert democracy.
The company's staffing problems have been magnified in Germany, where it is unable to meet targets as more workers head for the exit.
Tom Krawczyk's mother found an abandoned squirrel in her yard, in Chicago, and raised it like it was her own son. Tom, a filmmaker, documented their heartwarming story.
The product guru made Ledger's new hardware wallet — a tiny vault for digital cash — flashy and fun. Plus, with this gadget you'll never get FTX'd.
A prominent Kennedy assassination investigator says the CIA has never disclosed documents proving that Lee Harvey Oswald was involved with the CIA in 1963.
Ashton Bingham and Art Kulik are well versed in the dark art of scamming.
This one's a pretty one-sided affair.
In response to a question on r/AskReddit, comments flooded in about the things out there it seems like people only pretend to enjoy, for whatever baffling reasons.
