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October 1

Art world masters fooled as police raid famous gallery after fake Dalís found

Authorities seized 21 forged Salvador Dalí pieces, including tapestries and drawings from a Parma exhibition, following a tip from the artist's foundation.

September 28

Reddit splits over 'disgusting' cruise habit travelers say is surprisingly common

Cruise travelers argue online about the practice of storing Royal Caribbean SeaPass cards in bras, with opinions split between hygiene and practicality concerns.

September 19

'Pocket-packing' trend has some customers taking advantage of free condiments and utensils

Many restaurant customers are "pocket-packing" by taking more than their fair share of free utensils, napkins and condiments. An etiquette expert weighed in.

September 18

Palermo's Pizza employee dies in robotic machine accident

Robert Cherone, 45, was working his shift at Palermo's Pizza facility when fatal accident occurred. (Credit: WITI)

September 14

Woman leaves anniversary dinner over husband's gift that was 'basically for himself'

Reddit users criticized a husband who gave his wife a $100 gaming gift card for their anniversary after she spent weeks planning and buying him a smartwatch.

September 8

Man fishing with grandson uncovers mystery wreckage in mud flats, archaeologists investigating

A Florida man discovered what may be a 150-year-old shipwreck while fishing with his grandson in Aripeka, north of Tampa Bay. The remains will be analyzed by archaeologists.

September 4

Aunt blames niece after accidentally eating dog food during visit, sparking family drama

A family visit became awkward when an aunt accidentally ate dog food from her niece's kitchen, sparking a Reddit discussion about guest etiquette and responsibility.

August 30

Golf carts called 'plague' as neighborhoods clash over growing trend in America

Golf carts are increasingly appearing on neighborhood roads and main streets in small towns, sparking mixed reactions from residents about safety and appropriateness.

August 30

DAN GAINOR: Demon rabbits, Taylor and Travis, hot dog havoc: August’s 7 wildest stories

Here's a roundup of some of the wildest stories in August. Our list begins with bizarre bunnies, includes proposed Democratic party vocabulary rules and, of course, Travis and Taylor.

August 29

'Weird' lunchtime habit of 'quirky' co-worker gets called out in viral Reddit post

An office employee's daily habit of narrating her meals out loud has created workplace tension, leading to confrontation and debate about appropriate behavior.