Governor Pardons Boy Who Stole Pen
SALEM – A boy in fourth grade whostole a hazelnut and pen during a tour of Oregon’s Capitol Building was pardoned by the governor after sending her a handwritten apology letter. “Dear Governor Brown,” Samuel Revenko wrote in the letter to Gov. Kate Brown. “While we were there I took a hazelnut and a…
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Chilliwack dairy farm pleads guilty to animal abuse
CHILLIWACK, B.C. – British Columbia’s provincial court says three dairy farm workers from the Fraser Valley have been sentenced to jail for causing distress to an animal after an undercover video showed several employees abusing milk cows. The Chilliwack provincial court registry confirmed Jamie Visser and Chris Vandyke were given 60 days each in jail,…
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Bangladesh Police Arrests 27 Gay Men
According to media reports, in Bangladesh 27 men have been arrested for being gay, a crime punishable by life imprisonment. The men, mostly students aged 20 to 30, had traveled across the country to hold a party at a community centre in Keraniganj, outside the country’s capital of Dhaka. The arrests were made by the…
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Maltese puppy used to clean supercar in London
A man on Instagram has been accused of animal cruelty after he was filmed using a Maltese puppy to polish a Maserati. As reports by the Independent, The video uploaded to the Rich Kids of London Instagram account shows an unidentified man holding a tiny, white Maltese puppy and using its back to polish a…
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Starbucks Tests Coffee Ice Cubes
Starbucks coffee ice cubes NEW YORK (EON)- = Like ice? Like coffee? Well do we have an idea for you! Monday, Starbucks introduced coffee ice cubes (yes, ice cubes made of coffee) in 100 stores in St. Louis and Baltimore, Starbucks spokesperson Holly Shafer told USA TODAY. The release is part of a limited-time test,…
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Alex Jones Issues Apology To Yogurt Company
Infowars host Alex Jones was forced to publicly apologize to yogurt company Chobani on Wednesday after the right-wing radio host was sued for defamation. According the Huff Post, last month, the company filed a suit against Jones and his website, Infowars, for posting a fake news story that linked the company and its CEO,…
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Bee Swarm In London Has Twitter Buzzing
LONDON (EON) — Social media in London is buzzing about an apparent swarm of bees that has descended on one part of the city. Videos posted online Tuesday show people ducking as the insects descend on Greenwich in southeast London. It’s not clear what the bugs were or why they appeared in unusual numbers. Some…
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Millennials Can’t Afford A House Because Of Avocado Toast
TORONTO (EON) – Millennials would be more likely to afford a house if they stopped eating avocado toast, according to an Australian millionaire. Real estate mogul Tim Gurner told the Australian 60 Minutes. “When I was trying to buy my first home, I wasn’t buying smashed avocado for $19 and four coffees at $4 each,”…
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Thailand King Wants Facebook To Take Down Strange Scandalous Photos
HONG KONG — Social networking giant Facebook is under pressure from Thailand’s government on Tuesday to remove dozens of pages from its servers, a few weeks after a video that appears to show the country’s new king walking through a shopping mall in a crop top was widely shared on the site. According to NYT,…
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