Mar. 15, 2025
Two men arguing (stock image).Photo:Getty
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A man wants to end his brother’s engagement.
The groom-to-be has been dating his fiancée for two-and-a-half years. His brother describes her as the “WOAT,” meaning “Worst of All Time.”
“Nobody in the family has anything good to say about her,” he wrote. “In the past, he always had stable relationships with girls we really enjoyed. But now he’s getting older, his friends are getting engaged and it seems like he’s settling and feeling pressure.
Mar. 15, 2025
A couple holding moving boxes in a stock photo.Photo:Getty
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In a post onReddit, the anonymous 31-year-old man writes that he and his wife “are currently moving into our first real house.”
“As we were unpacking/sorting things into different rooms yesterday, she found a painting I’ve had for years and asked what the story behind it was,” he writes. “Note: I’ve had this painting displayed for as long as she knows me (it hung in our first apartment we lived in after we got married) and she never had any problem with it before.
Mar. 15, 2025
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ABC15 Arizona
A man plans to sue the Phoenix Police Department for over $15 million, claiming he was restrained on hot pavement for more than four minutes, causing burns across his body that left him hospitalized for over a month.
Attorneys for Michael Kenyon, 30, filed a notice of claim against the city last week, according to localABC 15andThe Arizona Republic, saying he plans to file a lawsuit in federal court if the city doesn’t soon settle the case for $15.
Mar. 15, 2025
Naresh Bhatt and his wife Mamta Kafle Bhatt.Photo:Manassas Park Police Department; GoFundMe
Manassas Park Police Department; GoFundMe
A Manassas Park, Va. man who allegedly searched the internet for how soon a person can remarry after their spouse dies has been charged in his wife’s murder.
On Monday, Dec. 2, Naresh Bhatt was charged with two felonies in Prince William County Circuit - Criminal Division, according to online records. His charges include first-degree murder and physically defiling a dead body in relation to the disappearance of his wife, Mamta Kafle Bhatt, despite her body not being found.
Mar. 15, 2025
Justin Sun eating “Comedian,” a controversial art piece.Photo:Justin Chin/Bloomberg via Getty
Justin Chin/Bloomberg via Getty
Art is subjective and — apparently — sometimes edible.
Sun, 34, a Hong-Kong-based billionaire, shared a video of himself taking the banana off the wall, peeling it and then eating it in a post shared onX(formerly known as Twitter) on Friday, Nov. 29.
In the caption of the post, he revealed how the banana tasted. “To be honest, for a banana with such a back story, the taste is naturally different from an ordinary one,” he wrote in part.