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Seabourn recently announced a new world cruise that will take passengers to 32 islands and more than 25 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage sites. The entire cruise lasts 138 days, meaning anyone who books it will be away for nearly five months. Seabourn Quest will leave Miami on Jan. 7, …

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Snoopy has taken over 16,000 square feet in New York City for a free fashion exhibition. Snoopy in Style NYC is now open in the Meatpacking District with 10 different areas to explore. The exhibition opened Sept. 2 and will remain in the city through Sept. 26. It is open daily from 10 a.m. to …

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Priscilla Slack is approaching her 85th birthday, which apparently has not stopped various computer systems from getting a little ahead of themselves. The Wesley Chapel, Florida, woman says she has spent more than two years dealing with the fallout from being incorrectly listed as dead after her husband actually died. Her bank account and credit …

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A wedding ring lost in an Ohio front yard nearly 50 years ago has finally made its way back to the family that thought it was gone for good. The discovery came 13 years after Jeff Arnett’s father died—and after more than a decade of Jeff returning to his childhood home hoping to complete a …

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Three people in Corona, California, learned that a $1,400 shopping trip can become considerably more expensive when the credit card isn’t yours. What began as a call about a suspicious purchase at WSS Shoes ended with three arrests and police uncovering what they say was a much larger fraud operation. According to the City of …

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Nick and Mary Biagioni thought they had found a pretty good curbside freebie: a birdhouse and pole they could take home, refurbish, and put to use at their own Connecticut home. Those plans encountered a bit of a road bump a few hours later when they discovered that a security camera had caught them taking …

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For nearly two years, Amazon packages have been showing up at Frank McMillian’s Baltimore home with one fairly important problem: none of them are for Frank McMillian. They’re addressed to somebody named Skylar Baker. McMillian says he doesn’t know a Skylar Baker, has never known a Skylar Baker and, after living in the house for …

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A June storm caused a tree branch to break off an old tree in a St. Louis County backyard. Unfortunately, the branch was hanging over a pair of power lines, which caught them before it could hit the ground. The homeowner told First Alert 4 that she immediately reported the issue to Ameren Missouri (her …

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A series of viral hoaxes landed one Arizona social media influencer in serious hot water recently. The Associated Press reports that Heston James Cobb, who posts on TikTok as Heston James, was arrested back in July 2025 after a series of pranks where he and others posed as employees. The clips featured the influencer and …

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A neighborhood is dealing with a massive mess after a water main break in New Orleans. According to WVUE Fox 8 New Orleans, the Lake Terrace neighborhood is the source of the issue after a leaking pipe finally led to the full failure of the water main.  But angry homeowners say that this incident shouldn’t …

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