After 11 years of marriage, Lex’s world crumbled with one message sent by mistake. Her husband Arnold accidentally posted a text meant for his lover, Jessica—their neighbor—into their family group chat, revealing his affair and plans to move her in while Lex was away. Shocked and heartbroken, Lex quickly pieced everything together: the late nights…

NASA may have confirmed the exact date of Jesus’ crucifixion by using a combination of biblical references, lunar cycle data, and the Jewish calendar. While it’s been long believed that Jesus died on Good Friday, April 3, AD 33, NASA’s astronomical modeling supports this date too. This aligns with scripture in Matthew 27:45, which describes…

The question of which species would survive a global catastrophe has fascinated scientists and internet theorists alike. A 2017 study by researchers at the University of Oxford and Harvard University set out to find the creature most likely to endure extreme astrophysical events—like supernovae, gamma-ray bursts, asteroid impacts, or passing stars. Their conclusion? Humans wouldn’t…

Vice President JD Vance visited Vatican City on Saturday, April 19, for meetings with top officials, including Cardinal Pietro Parolin and Archbishop Paul Gallagher. As a Catholic convert, Vance held what were described as “cordial” discussions, though there were clear differences in opinion, particularly on topics like immigration and foreign aid. The Vatican has historically…

ChatGPT recently weighed in on Baba Vanga’s predictions, highlighting one that feels especially relevant today. The AI noted that while some of her more fantastical claims—like time travel and aliens—are still uncertain, one vague prophecy stands out: “The world will suffer from many cataclysms and great disasters. The consciousness of people will change. Difficult times…

Dr. Chris van Tulleken, speaking on Steven Bartlett’s Diary of a CEO podcast, warned that ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are becoming more dangerous than tobacco, contributing to a global health crisis. Alongside his twin brother Dr. Xand, Chris co-hosts the BBC podcast What’s Up Docs?, where they explore public health issues. He explained that many people…

A man named Mehmet Aydın scammed people out of $130 million through a mobile farming game called Çiftlik Bank, which was especially popular in Turkey. Players believed they were investing in real livestock and farms through in-app purchases, with the promise of earning real profits. However, in 2017, users began experiencing issues withdrawing their money….

Air fryers have become a popular kitchen gadget across the UK, known for being a quicker, healthier alternative to traditional cooking methods. However, despite countless social media hacks suggesting otherwise, cooking bacon in an air fryer might not be the best idea. Dietitian Brenda Peralta warns that due to bacon’s high fat content, it can…

At a quiet café one morning, a regular named Miss Helen sat alone at a table decorated for her birthday, waiting for family who never showed. She had been a loyal customer for years, often visiting with her grandchildren. Seeing her alone, a barista was moved to ask the manager if they could sit with…

Bill Gates believes artificial intelligence could help solve long-standing shortages in professions like healthcare and education. The Microsoft co-founder noted that countries such as India, those in Africa, and even the U.S. struggle to maintain enough doctors and teachers. The U.S. could face a shortage of up to 86,000 physicians by 2036, according to a…