Jason Faulkner

Rumors of a Butterball turkey recall have hit social media just before Thanksgiving. These come in the wake of an animal abuse video resurfacing describing and showing the inhumane treatment of turkeys in one of Butterball’s slaughterhouses. However, the company has responded by stating that the footage is from 2006 and that it doesn’t reflect its current animal welfare policies.

Vice President Kamala Harris delivered her first statement since conceding the presidential election

A new study suggests that crabs and lobsters may experience pain similarly to humans and other animals. It was previously believed that decapods’ (crabs, lobsters, crayfish, shrimp, and prawns) nervous systems were too simple to feel pain and that any reaction to being boiled was a reflex response. Given the outcomes of this study, scientists are pushing for a ban on boiling crabs and lobsters until further research can be conducted.

Nick Cannon recently revealed he has Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Here's what NPD is and how it affects sufferers.

A new trend on TikTok involves men consuming honey packets marketed as natural male enhancement supplements. These products claim to boost sexual performance but have raised serious safety concerns. Health experts warn that some honey supplements contain hidden pharmaceutical ingredients.

Hunter Biden’s pardon is controversial given its exceedingly broad terms and his relation to the president. However, it’s far from the only instance that’s led to public ire. We’ve gathered some of the most famous cases in which a presidential pardon has made waves below.

According to reports, President-elect Donald Trump is weighing whether to privatize the USPS when he takes office. He’s allegedly held discussions about taking the postal service private with a group of transition officials and commerce secretary pick Howard Lutnick, according to The Washington Post. However, Trump will likely face multiple legal hurdles if he decides to move forward with any significant changes to USPS operations.

CNN recently released a clip of Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward, which claimed to show footage of the moments a Syrian prisoner was freed. The video went viral, and many viewers accused CNN of staging the scene because the prisoner was unusually well-kempt and healthy for someone who claimed to have been detained for months. Now, the network is under even closer scrutiny after allegations that the man seen on the video is actually an officer in Syrian Air Force Intelligence who has been accused of war crimes.

After trolls recently body shamed Sydney Sweeney over a candid bikini shot, she released a gym montage to silence them.

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