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Tesla's Self-Driving System Helped a Heart Attack Victim Reach the Hospital, Family Says
A Tesla driver who suffered a major heart attack while driving between Atlanta and Birmingham credits the vehicle's technology and his son's quick thinking for helping save his life. After the medical emergency began, his son remotely redirected the car to a hospital using the Tesla app while the vehicle continued operating with Full Self-Driving (Supervised) engaged.
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Ammo Vending Machines Are Appearing in U.S. Grocery Stores.
A growing number of grocery stores across the United States are installing vending machines that sell ammunition. Supporters say the technology makes purchases safer and more secure, while critics argue it could normalize ammunition sales in everyday shopping locations.
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Florida Deputies Turn Drug Dealers Cash Into an Ice Cream Truck for Kids
Instead of letting money seized from drug traffickers sit in government accounts, the Orange County Sheriff's Office in Florida has turned it into something few expected. A free ice cream truck that is helping deputies build trust with children and families across the community.
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Love at 1,454 Feet. Couple Climbs Empire State Building, Gets Engaged, Then Arrested
A daredevil couple turned one of New York City's most iconic landmarks into the setting for an unforgettable marriage proposal after illegally climbing the Empire State Building's antenna. The breathtaking stunt captivated millions online but ended with both climbers in handcuffs.
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American Pilot Killed After Papua Rebels Torch Plane in Indonesia
An American pilot flying supplies to remote villages in Indonesia's Papua region was shot dead after separatist rebels attacked his aircraft and set it on fire. The group says the assault was meant as a political message to both Indonesia and the United States.
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Ex-Army Soldier Convicted of Killing National Guard Medic Wife After Cover-Up
Nearly three years after Alaska National Guard combat medic Saria Barney Hildabrand was found dead, a jury has convicted her husband, former U.S. Army soldier Zarrius Hildabrand, of murder. Prosecutors said he killed his wife, staged the scene to look like a suicide, and lied to investigators in an attempt to cover up the crime.
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Mexico's 'Batman' Is Hunting Alleged Thieves. Now Police Are Hunting Him.
A mysterious vigilante nicknamed the "Batman of Lagos de Moreno" has gone viral after allegedly capturing suspected motorcycle thieves, duct-taping them to lampposts, and publicly labeling them as criminals. While many online have praised the masked figure, Mexican authorities have launched an investigation into what they say are acts of vigilantism.
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Former Soldier Convicted After Stealing $1.1 Million in Army MREs
A former U.S. Army soldier has been convicted of orchestrating a scheme to steal more than $1.1 million worth of military Meals Ready-to-Eat (MREs) from Fort Bliss. Prosecutors say he used insider knowledge gained during his military service to pull off one of the largest thefts of military rations in recent years.
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U.S. Army Wants Robots to Rescue Disabled Vehicles Instead of Soldiers
The U.S. Army is developing autonomous robotic vehicles capable of recovering damaged military equipment directly from the battlefield. The goal is simple: keep soldiers out of harm's way while machines handle one of combat's most dangerous jobs.
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10-Year-Old Becomes Missouri's Youngest Person Charged With Murder
A 10-year-old Missouri boy has become the youngest person known to face a murder charge in the state's history after allegedly shooting a 7-month-old baby in the head. The infant's teenage father has also been charged after investigators say he left the firearm where the child could easily access it.
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Marines Secretly Exchanged Gunfire With Haitian Gangs During Embassy Mission
U.S. Marines deployed to protect the American embassy in Haiti came under fire multiple times during their mission last year, their commander has revealed. The newly disclosed firefights highlight just how dangerous conditions had become as armed gangs tightened their grip over the Caribbean nation.
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Ohio Summer Festival Turns Into Chaos as Gunfire Leaves 12 Wounded
What began as one of Toledo’s biggest annual community celebrations quickly descended into panic after gunfire erupted near the Old West End Festival. Twelve people, including teenagers, were wounded as hundreds of festivalgoers ran for cover, leaving police searching for multiple suspects and a shaken community asking how a family event turned into a crime scene.
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