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Twins born within minutes of each other discover that they’re only half-sisters

Two twins discovered they are only half-sisters, even though they arrived just minutes apart. Most people assume twins automatically share the same two parents. But for Michelle and Lavinia Osbourne—born mere minutes apart—that certainty was overturned when they learned they…

  • Charlotte Garcia
  • May 2, 2026

Artemis II astronaut reveals the unexpected thing they did while waiting to be rescued post splashdown

Artemis II astronauts have revealed the surprising snack they reached for as soon as they were back on Earth after setting a new human spaceflight distance record. Astronaut meals have a reputation for being fairly uninspiring, especially for anyone spending…

  • Emma Jackson
  • May 2, 2026

Barry Keoghan reveals what he saw after he died ‘for a few seconds’

Warning: This article contains discussion of drug addiction which some readers may find distressing. Barry Keoghan has spoken candidly about his past addiction to alcohol and drugs, including one incident where he says he briefly died. The actor, known for…

  • Ethan Carter
  • May 2, 2026

Man who ate the same meals every day for 22 years reveals the benefits it’s had on his life

A fitness CEO has revealed he’s stuck to an almost identical set of meals for decades, saying it helps him sidestep an issue many people deal with daily. For the past 22 years, Luke Carlson has eaten essentially the same…

  • Ava White
  • May 2, 2026

Trump pulls 5,000 US troops from Germany over Iran war backlash

President Trump has ordered the US Defence Department to withdraw 5,000 American troops from Germany, a move that follows remarks from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz saying the US had been “humiliated” during the war with Iran. The president had signalled…

  • Ethan Carter
  • May 2, 2026

Bill Maher berated Gavin Newsom in awkward exchange as he says he wants to be more like Trump

Bill Maher has claimed that Gavin Newsom is adopting some of Donald Trump’s tactics, prompting the California governor to push back on the comparison. Newsom appeared on a new episode of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, which aired last…

  • Ethan Carter
  • May 2, 2026

Gaten Matarazzo shares secret behind success of his 8-Year relationship with girlfriend Elizabeth Yu

Gaten Matarazzo has shared what he believes is the key to his long-running relationship with Elizabeth Yu, with the couple still going strong eight years after they first got together. On the Thursday, April 30 episode of Dear Chelsea, the…

  • Lucas Taylor
  • May 2, 2026

Will Ferrell teases lucrative side hustle that lets him earn a ‘couple hundy’ a weekend

Will Ferrell has spent more than three decades making audiences laugh, from his time on SNL to big-screen favorites like Stepbrothers, Elf and Barbie. But beyond acting, it sounds like he has another, far more low-key way of bringing in…

  • Isabella Martin
  • May 2, 2026

Donald Trump responds to health critics with five-word assessment of himself

Donald Trump has again sought to head off questions about his health, using Truth Social to claim he has taken multiple cognitive exams and that he ‘aced’ each one. The 79 year old, who will turn 80 in a matter…

  • Grace Davis
  • May 2, 2026

America’s national debt is now bigger than the entire economy for the first time since WWII

The US has reached a sobering benchmark: national debt has now climbed above 100% of GDP, meaning the federal government owes more than the economy produces in a single year. Economists have described the moment as a major warning sign,…

  • Liam Smith
  • May 2, 2026

Pokémon fans just spotted a clue there’s a new monster inspired by Barack Obama

One short sentence tucked away in an in-game encyclopedia has sparked intense speculation among Pokemon fans, and the breadcrumb trail points in a direction few saw coming. Anyone still questioning how far Pokemon fans will go to investigate a mystery…

  • Liam Smith
  • May 2, 2026

Activist trying to infiltrate Epstein’s island claims he was hogtied by locals in violent altercation

An activist who was discovered on Jeffrey Epstein’s private island says residents tied him up after he went there to gather information and draw renewed attention to the late financier’s alleged crimes. Benjamin Owen, who founded the Memphis-based nonprofit We…

  • Henry Anderson
  • May 2, 2026

Pregnant woman speaks out after being forced to be on zoom court call while she was in labor

Cherise Doyley, a professional birthing doula and mother of three from Jacksonville, arrived at the University of Florida Health Hospital in September 2024 after going into labor. She told clinicians she hoped to deliver without surgery, but she said doctors…

  • Sophia Harris
  • May 2, 2026

Scientists uncover the age people feel ‘peak happiness’ and reveal why

We’ve all heard the familiar script: your best years are in your 20s, things start slipping in your 30s, and by 40 you’re supposedly one awkward sneeze away from talking about your pension. But fresh research is challenging that tired…

  • Sophia Harris
  • May 2, 2026

Death row inmate’s final words before being executed despite his cousin’s confession

In what became one of the most hotly disputed executions in recent Texas history, 37-year-old James Broadnax was executed by lethal injection on Thursday evening at the state penitentiary in Huntsville. He was pronounced dead at 6:47pm, after the US…

  • Sophia Harris
  • May 2, 2026

Scientists discover unexpected link between eating chips and dementia – you don’t even need to eat that many

A new study suggests there may be a connection between eating processed foods and an increased risk of dementia. Researchers from Monash University in Australia analysed diet and cognitive data from more than 2,100 middle-aged and older Australians who did…

  • Liam Smith
  • May 2, 2026
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