Mar 15, 2018 · An IHOP restaurant in Maine retrained its employees after a waitress asked a group of black teens to prepay for a meal.
It was one bombshell after another during Married At First Sight on Tuesday night – with the biggest being the announcement of Tracey Jewel and Sean Thomsen’s new romance. Now the happy couple have revealed how it all began after splitting with their respective partners on the hit Channel Nine TV
Internet/Broadband Fact Sheet. The internet represents a fundamental shift in how Americans connect with one another, gather information and conduct their …
A government watch is expressing concern over the dangerous misuse of a laundry detergent. In this latest social media fad, teenagers are putting detergent pods in their mouths in what’s being called the “Tide Pod Challenge.” Ingredients in the pods include ethanol, hydrogen peroxide and polymers
Women Pay Over $1,000 for Nine Bottles of “Holy Water” That Could Cure Their Bad Luck; Family Exits Car to Photograph Free-Roaming Cheetahs at Safari Park.
Oct 22, 2000 · Marissa Carter, a Galveston, Texas, housewife, could not believe it when her teen Sharon, at the tender age of 4, seemed to be developing breasts. The tiny buds that appeared on the little teen’s chest were gone within a couple of weeks, but three years later, they reappeared, and this time they
Teens’ rights used to be, in effect, whatever their parents dictated. But Millennials and Generation Z have pushed back, and the balance of power is shifting
Disturbing new ‘Kylie Jenner challenge’ sees teens suck shot glasses to blow up their lips to double their size with disastrous results. The #kyliejennerchallenge is currently sweeping social media
Teenagers get a bad rap. They’re pigeonholed as being rude, having poor hygiene, and only thinking about themselves. But not all high collegeers fall into the stereotype. Through their selfless actions, facing circumstances that could make even Superman cower, these teens rise above the riffraff to
Aug 22, 2017 · He’s accused of terrorizing teens — and their mothers. A Bronx detective, stripped of his badge and gun, has been sued more than a dozen times over the past decade. In one lawsuit, a Bronx mom accused the detective, David Terrell, of body-slamming her after she pleaded for him and other officers
