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6 days ago

Capybaras wander into Brazilian legislature during voting session

A group of capybaras has been crashing into a Brazilian state legislature's voting sessions. (UGC via AP)

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Mom of 4 recovering after suspected spider bite leads to severe complications: reports

Britagne Miller reportedly spent weeks hospitalized, including time in intensive care, after a suspected spider bite was followed by surgery and infections.

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Family of boy rescued from California monster surf says teen hero became 'extended family'

Nathaniel Rai, 10, shares new details in an interview with Fox News Digital about his terrifying drowning experience and the remarkable friendship his family formed with the teen lifeguard who rescued him.

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Rogue parrot attacks players during Brazilian U-15 soccer game, then comes back and does it again

A large parrot attacked teenage soccer players during a Flamengo vs. Ceará Brazil Under-15 Cup match in Rio de Janeiro, halting play multiple times.

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Air Force says two advanced stealthy aircraft are ahead of schedule, with first delivery set for 2027

The B-21 Raider stealth bomber program accelerated 25% after a $4.5 billion funding boost, with Northrop Grumman targeting seven bombers annually.

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Tick-borne 'rabbit fever' spreads with cases reported near major metro area

Three probable tularemia cases on Long Island have officials warning residents about the tick-borne illness after a 9-year-old developed severe symptoms.

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Haunting new images reveal the final ship where explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton died

The first close-up images reveal the remains of Quest in the Labrador Sea, where the historic shipwreck is covered with pink corals, surrounded by marine life and draped in fishing nets.

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Historian blasts Smithsonian's activism shift after first visit in over a decade: 'Completely different place'

Dr. Jody Edward Ginn says the Smithsonian National Museum of American History abandoned education for activism after visiting for the first time since 2012.

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Drone footage showing Solomon's pools

Aerial video captures the sprawling 2,000-year-old reservoirs that once supplied Jerusalem with water and are now at the center of a dispute over preservation, heritage and sovereignty. (Video by Yehoshua Sigala.)

August 3, 2026

Fisherman recounts terrifyingly close encounter with grizzly bear in Alaska

Alaska fishing guide Captain Carter Brown shares his heart-stopping encounter with a grizzly bear that swam up to his boat in Soldotna, Alaska, on 'The Story.'