The Pentagon Dropped Another UFO File Batch, and the Potato Has Company
The Pentagon released another batch of declassified UAP records containing military videos, historical reports and plenty of mysteries—but no confirmed aliens.
Odd headlines, improbable events, and local stories that escaped into the wider world.
The Pentagon released another batch of declassified UAP records containing military videos, historical reports and plenty of mysteries—but no confirmed aliens.
Firefighters, animal-control officers and utility workers rescued several dogs that became trapped together inside a storm drain in Baldwin County, Georgia.
A Turkish city cooked 1,807 gallons of baked beans to earn a Guinness World Records title for the largest serving of the dish.
Conagra Brands created a 429-foot, 5.4-inch Slim Jim in Omaha to claim the Guinness World Record for the longest meat snack.
Two male chimpanzees escaped their enclosure at Taipei Zoo and wandered into public areas before staff tranquilized them and returned them safely.
New Jersey police rescued a three-foot ball python discovered wedged inside the front grille of a car in Franklin Township.
A Seattle art installation transformed a former convenience store into an Inconvenience Store offering pre-tangled cords and other deliberately unhelpful products.
Researchers documented Europe’s largest cache of ancient iron bars: roughly a ton of 2,200-year-old metal recovered from the Danube.
A British taste test ranked 100 unusual crisp flavors, from sparkling wine and grouse to fluorescent-blue chili snacks with an alarming aroma.
Astronomers using NASA’s Chandra observatory identified unusual objects producing soft X-rays and intense ultraviolet light that may clarify two cosmic mysteries.
Irish police launched a manhunt after a prisoner facing an assault charge escaped custody through a courthouse toilet window in County Limerick.
Health officials urgently searched for a woman seen handling a bat that later tested positive for rabies on a Minneapolis street.
Come back when the internet does something embarrassing again. It won’t be long.