The three women suffered injuries in the otter attack on Montana’s Jefferson River, with one victim being hospitalized via helicopter.
Author: Natalie Neysa Alund, USA TODAY
‘Potentially hazardous’, 600-foot asteroid seen by scanner poses no immediate risk to Earth, scientists say
A nearly 600-foot-long asteroid, dubbed 2022 SF289, was discovered during a test drive with the Atlas Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System survey.
GM recalls some 2013-model vehicles due to Takata-made air bag inflator malfunction
GM recalled some 2013 Chevrolet Camaro, Sonic, Volt, and TRAX, and Buick Verano vehicles because the Takata air bag inflator may explode, NHTSA said.
Chinese zoo denies its sun bears are humans in costume. The internet is not so sure.
“Let me emphasize again: I am a sun bear! Not a black bear! Not a dog!” officials from the zoo wrote as Angela the sun bear in a post.
Steve Jobs’ son starting investment firm to focus on new cancer treatments, per report
DealBook, a financial news service reporting on business including venture capital produced by The New York Times, first reported the news Tuesday.
Delta overserved drunk passenger who groped teen during international flight, lawsuit says
A lawsuit against Delta claims a man made obscene gestures and assaulted a girl seated next to him after he was overserved on an international flight.
‘Intrusion of a hate group’: Church says it was ‘firebombed,’ after anti-LGBTQ people visited
The Plano, Texas, church where the arson took place is reviewing security after anti-LGBTQ figured entered the church and posted video online.
These are the top 10 youngest wealthiest women in America. Can you guess who they are?
You will recognize some of the women, like Kylie Jenner, Taylor Swift and Rihanna. But see what other entrepreneurs made the list.
They convicted her for selling drugs the weight of a pencil. Now she’s sentenced to death.
Saridewi Djamani, 45, was found guilty of trafficking 30g of heroin in 2018. The Singaporean national is slated to be executed Friday.
1 crew member killed, 23 rescued after freighter catches fire in North Sea
Boats and helicopters removed 23 crew members off the ship after they tried to put out the blaze. The cause of the fire is not yet known.