Angela Barbuti
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Exclusive | Jalen Brunson gifts pricey NYC cookies to hundreds of fans camping out to see him host ‘Saturday Night Live’ (opens the original)
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Jalen Brunson surprised the over 100 fans camping out in hopes of seeing him host “Saturday Night Live” with famous New York City cookies. Manhattan resident Jordana Judson braved the rain outside NBC’s Midtown studios Friday night in order to secure a spot inside the “SNL” studio to watch the New York Knicks champion host for the very first time Saturday night. Judson, a social content creator, was there for an hour when NBC pages came out holding boxes of chocolate chip cookies from the popula
Pope Leo draws record-breaking crowd of 800K and rallies young people for historic Paris Mass (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV celebrated a historic outdoor mass in Paris on Saturday — welcoming a record-breaking crowd of around 800,000. The pope told the massive crowd that only their faith could provide true happiness. “Only God can fill the emptiness within us,” he said during his homily outside the Place de la Concorde, according to Vatican News. The American-born pope, who delivered the Mass in French, also made it a point to address the young people who were present, declaring: “You are today’s church.
Exclusive | Wild moment Long Island deer has to be rescued after getting antlers caught in hammock (opens the original)
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What should have been a picturesque moment devolved into chaos when a deer wandering through a Long Island backyard got its antlers stuck in a hammock — and video shows the flailing woodland creature’s dramatic rescue. Frank Floridia, president of the nonprofit Strong Island Animal Rescue League, sprang into action when the distressed homeowner called Friday looking for help. The animal expert, donning an antler-proof vest, expertly uses scissors to carefully cut the netting, as the deer slowly
Deaf dog surrendered as puppy now set to deploy with National Guard (opens the original)
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A deaf dog who was surrendered as a puppy is now preparing to deploy with the Michigan National Guard. Axel, a 3-year-old Dogo Argentino, who knows over 50 commands, including some in sign language, serves as the 1st Battalion, 125th Infantry Regiment’s ministry dog — and has spent countless hours training for his upcoming deployment. The committed canine works alongside soldiers on the field or in their Humvees — in his own uniform, a vest and collar made specifically for his ministry duties. “
Crocodile head found in man’s luggage during airport screening (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. An Italian man is being probed for carrying a crocodile head in his luggage — and could face jail time. After the brazen passenger, who arrived at Sandro Pertini airport in Caselle Torinese, Turin, had his bags checked, police officials came across the dead reptile. The head, which had been dried and wrapped in paper, was seized from the man, who had traveled from Miami by way of Istanbul. He was reported “for importing a specimen belonging to a p
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