Jesse Watters, a controversial personality from Fox News, appeared to make a big deal out of a malfunctioning elevator, comparing it to a global crisis. Following an incident where Donald Trump faced an issue with a stuck escalator at the UN, Watters implied possible sabotage and issued ominous statements like, “Daddy’s not happy.”
He suggested extreme actions such as leaving the UN or even bombing it, labeling the incident as an “insurrection.” However, Trump himself downplayed the situation, joking about a “bad escalator and a bad teleprompter.”
This exaggerated reaction stemmed from a minor mechanical glitch that Trump brushed off with humor.
*** Zookeepers in Minnesota have found a unique solution to the problem of oversized goldfish infesting US water bodies – they are feeding them to animals like bears and otters.
The local zoo is experimenting with a program where these invasive pet goldfish, which grow significantly in size when released into rivers, are used as food for hungry animals. According to zoo nutritionist Kelly Kappen, the initial outcomes are positive, although not for the goldfish, who have transitioned from unwanted pets to a feast for other creatures.
*** A teaching assistant in South Carolina has been removed from the school environment after allegedly using a foul-smelling spray known as “poop spray” at West Florence High.
His actions, which involved spraying the offensive product multiple times, caused discomfort to students, with some requiring medical attention. The school incurred a repair cost of £41,000 for its ventilation system due to this incident. The local sheriff’s office has charged the assistant, Alexander Paul Robertson Lewis, with disturbing schools and malicious property damage, highlighting the costly consequences of such inappropriate behavior.
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Residents in a San Francisco neighborhood are on edge due to a rogue squirrel that has attacked multiple individuals, sending some to the emergency room.
Described as a “very mean squirrel,” the aggressive animal has been reported to leap unexpectedly, causing scratches and bites akin to a furry assailant. Flyers cautioning about the “attack squirrel” have been distributed in the area, emphasizing the severity of the situation.
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Hershey, the chocolate manufacturer, successfully defended itself in a lawsuit alleging misleading packaging on its Reese’s Halloween products.
Consumers