Category: Voices

Wild viral footage shows a car stuck under an Atlanta highway overpass — with its driver’s feet dangling 20 feet in the air.
Emergency crews rushed to Interstate 20 near Windsor Street Sunday night and found the car balanced in a “precarious position” — between concrete support beams supporting the road overhead, Atlanta Fire Rescue officials said, according to Fox 5.
Jaw-dropping footage taken from the scene shows a person’s feet and legs dangling over the edge of the beam, about 20 feet above the ground inside the tunnel.
The unbelievable incident quickly went viral online, with many perplexed about how the crash unfolded and if the individual involved was OK.
Following the crash, crews quickly got to work stabilizing the car so it wouldn’t fall. Officials said the person inside the car was able to climb out safely, without the use of any special equipment.
A car bizarrely got stuck under an overpass in Atlanta over the weekend — and no one knows how it happened (@kalenamishell/..

The trauma of 9/11 still lingers 25 years on from the attacks on New York City and Washington, DC, that left nearly 3,000 people dead.
Images of the day’s terrible events, taken as they unfolded – as first one, and then a second, hijacked passenger airliner were crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Centre, before a third struck the Pentagon and a fourth crash-landed in a Pennsylvania field after passengers fought the hijackers for control of the cockpit – provide a devastating record of what transpired on a quiet early autumn day a quarter-century ago.
Many of those pictures illustrate the human cost of what proved to be one of the most lethal terrorist plots in history – the fear on the faces of those fleeing for their lives, the exhaustion of the rescue workers battling to save everyone they could and the despair of those searching frantically for loved ones still missing among the rubble.
Later, people found hope in other photographs – of crowds gathered for vigils, deb..

Sweden was once known for welcoming migrants.
But over the past decade, the country has not only shut its borders – its right-wing government is now paying some foreign-born residents huge sums to leave.
In 2015, Sweden took in 163,000 asylum seekers. That was the second highest per capita in Europe.
By 2025, that number had fallen by 96 per cent.
And since the start of 2026, the coalition government – which ran on a pledge to cut both immigration and crime – has been offering those with non-EU residency permits up to 350,000 Swedish crowns (£27,100) to leave the country.
The Sweden Democrats, a far-right party that is outside the government but backs it in parliament, has thrown its support behind the scheme.
open image in galleryA pedestrian walks past election campaign posters featuring Social Democrats leader Magdalena Andersson and other candidates in central Stockholm (AFP/Getty)The party launched ads on buses in July promoting the scheme to Somali immigrants.
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A New Jersey gun range owner and his employee have been identified as the passengers who stepped up and duct-taped an out-of-control traveler to his airplane seat after he had a meltdown on an American Airlines flight last week.
Richard O’Lenick, who owns Gun for Hire in Woodland Park, was on Flight 618 from Dallas to Newark last Thursday when Arthur Layne Lundeen, 67, of Tucson, Arizona, allegedly began attacking the passenger next to him.
“Everyone on the entire plane was on alert that something was not right but we didn’t know what was going on or why,” O’Lenick told The Daily Voice.
When flight crew tried to intervene, Lundeen allegedly launched into a racist and homophobic rant and refused to follow their commands. During the outburst, he hit and grabbed another passenger by their throat, and hit the woman sitting behind him, O’Lenick said.
Once Lundeen became violent, O’Lenick and his employee, Luan Mejia, a retired police officer, stepped in to protect the other passengers, h..

A Missouri foster mother accused of swapping a teenage girl for a monkey has been found guilty of child endangerment but escaped jail time.
Brenda Deutsch, 70, was sentenced to seven years last week after she sent the girl, now 17, to live in Texas with a friend. ​Court documents, reviewed by Fox News Digital, stated that Deutsch told the friend that they could keep the teenager but that she would be “keeping the check.”
According to the San Antonio Express News, the “check” was a reference to a government stipend given to Missouri foster parents.
While at the address in Texas, the girl was forced to endure dirty conditions and live among exotic animals, the records state.
Last Thursday, Deutsch, of Winfield, had her sentence suspended and was placed on three years’ probation by the judge, according to Fox 2 KTVI.
open image in galleryBrenda Deutsch, 70, who had fostered more than 200 children over the years, also had her foster care license revoked (Facebook/Brenda Deutsch)Deutsch,..

The European Union responded to repeated threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to take over Greenland by reassuring the territory with promises of an enhanced partnership and hundreds of millions of euros in investment.
European officials have turned greater attention toward Greenland since Trump insisted the United States must assume control of the island for security reasons.
The persistent claims generated concerns regarding sovereignty, prompting pushback from Greenlandic and Danish leaders while heightening strain among NATO allies.
On a visit to the capital, Nuuk, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pledged 200 million euros ($232 million) in support across the next two years to assist Greenland with tackling climate change, expanding internet connections, and improving education, fisheries, and hydropower plants.
“Greenland’s future is for the people of Greenland and Denmark to decide. No one else,” von der Leyen said. “Territorial integrity, sovereignty, the ..

Leer en EspañolThe UN general assembly has voted to replace the traditional world map with one that more accurately reflects the size of all nations.
The approved resolution calls for the world to move away from the traditional Mercator map, which shrinks the size of Africa and exaggerates northern landmasses.
The “Correct the Map” resolution, sponsored by Togo, passed with the support of 164 nations, including the UK. The US was the only nation to vote against it, with six other abstentions.
The resolution is non-binding, but asks governments, schools, international organisations, and technology companies to adopt the Equal Earth projection and other equal-area maps wherever the true scale of continents matters, with the aim of establishing more proportionally accurate maps as a new global norm. It does not seek to ban the Mercator projection outright.
The Mercator projection, which is currently used worldwide, increases distortion the further a region sits from the equator. Since Afr..

A Georgia cop has revealed why he shot a family’s beloved pet donkey as his department released the officer’s report to quell outrage over the killing.
Trenton Garner, an officer in Cedartown, Georgia, shot and killed the donkey, named “HeeHaw,” on August 30.
He was sent along with a K-9 handler and a bloodhound team to search for a girl who had been reported missing approximately two hours prior, according to his report.
Garner said he and the other officers were following a trail through the woods and into a pasture. They found footprints near the route and began to search the area with the help of the dogs and a drone team from the Rockmart Fire Department, CBS News reports.
The officers' presence near the fence line scared the horses in the pasture off, but — according to Garner's account — the miniature donkey HeeHaw instead charged at the officers.
open image in galleryHannah Israel with her donkey HeeHaw. The animal was shot and killed by Cedartown, Georgia, polic..

Russian drones hit Coca-Cola plant outside Kyiv, says ZelenskyVladimir Putin’s deputy foreign minister has issued a warning to Donald Trump as envoys for the US president are believed to be heading to Moscow for talks to end Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“The key question ​is the extent ⁠to which ⁠the US administration is prepared to invest in ‌finding a real solution to the current crisis, considering ‌the realities on the ground,” Sergei Ryabkov said.
This, Mr Ryabkov sought to claim, was a situation which was not developing in Kyiv's favour, Russian state news agency TASS reported.
Trump’s envoys, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, are expected to meet Russian president Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Saturday before travelling to Kyiv on Sunday to meet Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, according to US officials.
The trip comes as Russia continues its attacks despite Zelensky’s offer of a temporary air truce. “There will be no airstrikes from our side, and Russia must reciproca..

Leer en EspañolU.S. service members assigned to the USS Abraham Lincoln are speaking out about their record-long, nearly nine-month deployment at sea, during which they supported the ongoing Iran war.
The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier — some of whose crew had reportedly suffered from deteriorating mental health — laid anchor off Thailand this week, affording its 5,000 sailors and Marines their first port call in 286 days.
While on shore in the resort town of Pattaya, some service members spoke with MS NOW Pentagon Correspondent Priya Sridhar, who recounted her discussions with them during a subsequent on-camera interview.
“Many of them told me that this was, in fact, the worst deployment that they have ever experienced,” said Sridhar, who formerly served as an officer in the Navy Reserve, according to Mediaite. “It was incredibly hard, and many of them expressed to me that they actually wish that they hadn’t even done a port call at this point.”
“They wanted to just go directly home,”..