The Chase Bank ATM glitch went viral on TikTok in 2024 — people claimed they could withdraw money before fake checks cleared. Here’s what actually happened, why it was check fraud, and what the real consequences were.
They say “I’m triggered.” They talk about trauma responses, toxic relationships, and setting boundaries. They know exactly what is happening to them. So why is this the most mentally unwell — and most romantically chaotic — generation in recorded history?
The old Donnelley building sat dark for five years. Now Tate Inc. — a global data center infrastructure company — is turning it into the largest manufacturing facility in its worldwide operations, with 400 jobs at $35/hour average already coming online in Glasgow, Kentucky.
Staff Sgt. Benjamin Pennington, 26, of Glendale, Kentucky grew up an Eagle Scout, enlisted the month after he earned his badge, and died March 8 in service to his country during Operation Epic Fury. South Central Kentucky honors one of its heroes.
One year after losing her 16-year-old son Eli to suicide following an AI-powered sextortion scheme, Shannon Heacock stood in Beaver Creek Park and refused to stay silent. Glasgow showed up. South Central Kentucky needs to pay attention.
ABC pulled its upcoming Bachelorette season starring Taylor Frankie Paul after a domestic violence video resurfaced. Paul had previously pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in a 2023 incident.
CBS News announced it is closing CBS News Radio this spring, ending nearly a century of broadcasting that made it a cornerstone of American news radio reaching over 700 stations.
Researchers captured footage of a large shark in Antarctica’s waters for the first time, stunning scientists who long believed the region too cold to support the apex predator.
An estimated 40,000 fans flooded central Seoul to witness the long-awaited reunion of BTS, the K-pop group that became a global phenomenon before members began fulfilling mandatory South Korean military service.
Denmark disguised a military deployment to Greenland as a NATO exercise, with soldiers reportedly carrying explosives to destroy runways and block potential U.S. military aircraft from landing.