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The Powerball Winner's $167M Streak of Bad Luck With the Law
A Kentucky man won the biggest Powerball jackpot in state history last spring. Twelve months later, he's facing felony strangulation charges.

Blood Banks Are Running Dangerously Low — And They Need You
The Red Cross has only done this twice in its entire history — and right now, O-positive blood is running dangerously low across the country.

The Baby Powder in Your Cabinet Just Cost a Company $5.5 Billion
Johnson & Johnson just put five and a half billion dollars on the table — and they're still saying they didn't do anything wrong.

I Saw "The Odyssey" in IMAX — Then a Leak Hit X This Weekend
A bootleg copy of The Odyssey hit X and racked up two million views in under three hours. The account didn't last long — but the moment said a lot about just how many people wanted to see this film.

You Just Won $800 Million — Here's Why You Should Tell No One
Two lottery jackpots this week are sitting at a combined nearly one and a half billion dollars — and nobody's won either one yet.

People Are Sharing the Cringiest Dating Profiles They've Seen
Some dating profiles out there are basically their own warning labels — and honestly, a few of them might be more honest than most.

An X Games Gold Medalist Is Flying Into Wenatchee This Saturday
Seventy feet in the air on a motocross bike — that's not a typo. Wenatchee Valley Super Oval is hosting something pretty wild this Saturday.

Olivia Rodrigo's New Man Has a Goldman Sachs Resume and a Jersey
Turns out the guy photographed with Olivia Rodrigo at JFK isn't just a pretty face — he's a former national athlete, speaks three languages, and worked at Goldman Sachs.

These Devices Are Running Up Your Power Bill While You Sleep
That old fridge humming away in the garage might be costing more than most people realize — especially once summer heat hits an uninsulated space.

The Stick Shift Is Almost Dead and Nobody Is Saving It
The manual transmission is almost gone from American roads — down to just 0.6% of new cars this year. That's a pretty remarkable shift in how we drive.


