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Millions around the world were on Tuesday getting set to ring in the New Year, with celebrations briefly outshining conflict in some parts of the globe.Nations in the South Pacific Ocean were the first to wave goodbye to 2024. Midnight in New Zealand is 18 hours ahead of Eastern Time.

New Year 2025: World waves goodbye to tumultuous 12 months

Eight years later...If Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s New Year’s Resolutions were to finalize their divorce after eight years, the former couple can count themselves victorious. On the last Monday of the year, December 30, it was reported that the Mr. and Mrs. Smith co-stars reached a divorce settlement.

Now That Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie’s Divorce Is Final, A Source Opens Up About The ‘Horrendous Time’ The Family Faced

‘Are you serious?’A woman called out a driver for parking too close to her, only to have TikTokers inform her that she was the one who broke the “golden rule.”When it comes to driving, there are a few unwritten rules that any decent driver will follow.

‘Learn to drive’: Woman returns to her car after shopping at Target, discovers a GMC Denali blocking her trunk. Then she realizes it’s because she broke the ‘golden rule’

A woman was left doing the "walk of shame" when she made an awkward mistake when it came to her designated seat on her flight.Magda Wu was flying from the U.K. back to China, with a layover in Frankfurt Airport in Germany. When she was on the first leg of her flight, she read her seat number wrong and was left embarrassed when she was corrected.

Woman Red-Faced as She Has To Do 'Walk of Shame' in Front of Entire Plane

A member of America's richest family and heir to the Walmart fortune has unveiled her $300 million superyacht, Kaos, the largest such vessel owned by a woman.The incredible now-361-foot superyacht was purchased for a whopping estimated $300 million by Nancy Walton Laurie, daughter of Walmart's co-founder James 'Bud' Walton, in 2018 from a Qatari royal. Under her ownership, Walton Laurie transformed the then-262-foot vessel to its sprawling size, having it rebuilt and customized by Oceanco, a Dutch shipyard

Walmart heiress unveils $300m superyacht - largest women-owned vessel

Kevin Ward's tearful mother revealed she had been on a call to him just moments before he was allegedly killed by his dad, , at a property in High Ridge, Missouri.A ‘hero’ son’s last words have been revealed before he was allegedly ‘shot and killed by his dad’ on Christmas Eve while protecting his pregnant fiancee.

‘Hero’ son’s last words before he was ‘shot and killed by his dad’ on Christmas Eve protecting pregnant fiancée

‘You should listen to the mechanics.’@michellestjohn08/TikTokChameleonsEye/ShutterStockRobertZac/ShutterStock(Licensed)A mechanic told a woman she needed to change the oil for her new Toyota Corolla at 3,000 miles. She was more than skeptical and later caught the worker in a lie.In a TikTok with over 389,000 views, Michelle St. John (@michellestjohn08) asked the Internet for advice about how often she should change the oil for her new Toyota.

‘I wouldn’t go over’: Woman told her new Toyota Corolla needs oil change at 3,000 miles. Then she catches dealership worker in a lie

The taxing teaser asked puzzlers to determine how the full and empty glasses can be made to alternate. This, however, had to done by moving one glass.Those who could work out the teaser showed some serious brainpowerAn extraordinary difficult brainteaser has flummoxed many people who are asked to work out the answer to puzzle about glasses.The tough head-scratcher shows and image of six glasses. Three of the containers are already full and the remaining three are empty.But people must try and determine how

You're a genius if you can work out this glass brainteaser baffling most people

View this post on InstagramA post shared by Elle King (@elleking)Elle King is addressing her controversial 2024 moment with a new song called “Banned From the Grand Ole Opry.”The country singer performed for fans in a social media video late last week.

Country singer performs ‘Banned From The Grand Ole Opry’ after ruining Dolly Parton tribute

The world's richest man took to X to respondElon Musk has responded after Jeff Bezos' ex-wife made some major charitable donations over the past 12 months.Scott became one of the richest people on the planet after splitting from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos five years ago.

Elon Musk's one-word response as Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott makes $2,004,400,000 charity donation

Irwin MitchellA woman's baby died after she was past her due date because "a lack of hospital capacity" meant she could not be induced for 60 hours, lawyers say.Induced labour had been planned for Chelsea Wootton when she reached week 41 of her pregnancy, Irwin Mitchell said an inquest into the death of Ava-Lea heard, but she "wasn't warned" of dangers of going past that stage.

Baby died 'after mother not induced for 60 hours'

‘This is why I stop using gift cards.’Beware of a Vanilla Visa gift card scam if you’re shopping for late gifts at Dollar Tree. That’s what an Indianapolis makeup artist is warning her TikTok followers before the New Year comes.Shea (@slayedbyshea) picked up several of the Vanilla branded Visa gift cards at a Dollar Tree as Christmas gifts this year, but they were missing some important info.

‘It’s coming from the manufacturer’: Woman buys 3 Visa gift cards, each for $50. Then she opens them and looks at the numbers

President-elect Donald Trump has suggested that the U.S. could face a "depression" as he attacked a debt ceiling deal agreed by former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.Congress suspended the debt ceiling until January 1, 2025, under the 2023 deal. But lawmakers will need to take action in 2025—likely after Trump is back in office—to raise the debt limit again to prevent the U.S. from defaulting on its obligations.

Donald Trump Issues Great Depression Warning

A teacher who became fed up with students using their mobile phones to find answers and cheat on university exams came up with a devious way to catch them out - and failed the pupils who fell for itStudents who assumed their teacher 'on the older side' wouldn't be familiar with the latest cheating methods were caught red handed when he devised a brilliant method to catch them out.

Teacher creates ingenious exam question to find cheaters and catches 14 students

The mom and daughter were gunned down in their own home in the Chicago suburb of Park Forest, Illinois, with two children in the house at the time who were taken to hospital as a safety precautionTwo women have been shot dead in front of children in their home in Park Forest, Illinois.

Illinois mom and daughter shot to death in front of children inside their own home

‘I’ve had people do that then ask for a box for it.’When a customer is unsatisfied with their meal or beverage or a worker makes a mistake, restaurants sometimes “comp” (i.e., complimentary) the item, waiving it off their ticket.

‘She just couldn’t finish it’: Server calls out customers who are ‘comfortable’ asking for this special accommodation at restaurants

A woman who was trolled after many mistook her bride for a 10-year-old boy has shared a pregnancy update.They initially met on Tinder.In November, the pair announced they were expecting triplets.As Lauren already had two children, it meant she couldn’t get IVF treatment in the UK.

Woman whose bride was mistaken for a 10-year-old boy is having triplets

Dr Kim Sage has revealed some of the most common signs of autismA psychologist has revealed the common traits indicating that you might have undiagnosed autism.According to the NHS, autism 'does not mean you have an illness or disease'. Instead, it 'means your brain works in a different way from other people.'

Psychologist reveals common traits that could mean you have undiagnosed autism

Following reports of North Korean troops deployed to Russia, human rights groups in South Korea have called for the government to provide a path to South Korea for captured North Korean soldiers who wish to defect, citing universal human rights principles.The recent confirmation of a North Korean soldier’s capture by Ukrainian forces last week has reignited discussions about the possibility of defection to South Korea for these individuals.

‘North Korean Soldiers Choose Suicide Over Surrender’: Can They Escape to South Korea?

‘I feel bad for this guy honestly.’Framalicious/ShutterStockKenishirotie/ShutterStock(Licensed)A redditor is going viral after sharing a heartfelt exchange he had with a Walmart customer service representative.Redditor u/milk-lee posted to the r/walmart subreddit that he “felt bad for” the Walmart worker, whose real name the redditor didn’t disclose.

‘I’ll be honest with you…’: Walmart customer is chatting with customer service. Then the worker breaks character

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WASHINGTON — Chief Justice John Roberts on Tuesday blasted what he called "illegitimate activity" aimed at undermining the independence of the judiciary.While facing criticism of contentious court rulings is part of the job for judges, some recent actions have crossed the line, Roberts said in his annual end-of-year report.

Chief Justice John Roberts defends judiciary from 'illegitimate' attacks

The MTA plans to impose the congestion pricing program starting this SundayHochul announces 'indefinite pause' to NYC congestion pricing programNew York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that she directed the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) to "indefinitely pause" the controversial congestion pricing program slated to launch on June 30.

Federal judge rules on NYC congestion pricing; interpretation differs between parties

Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto/Getty Images via CNN Newsource The Federal Bureau of Investigation seal is seen on J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building in WashingtonBy Holmes Lybrand, CNN(CNN) — Prosecutors are fighting to keep a Virginia man behind bars after they say investigators found what could be the largest number of “finished explosive devices” in FBI history at his 20-acre home near Norfolk.The man, Brad Spafford, was arrested earlier this month on one charge of possessing an illegal unregistered short-barrel

Prosecutors say 150 pipe bombs found at Virginia man’s home in what could be FBI’s largest-ever seizure of explosive devices

Officials on Tuesday identified the woman who burned to death after she was set on fire inside a New York City subway train as 57-year-old Debrina Kawam.At a news conference, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said Kawam, of Toms River, New Jersey, had a “brief stint in our homeless shelter system." Neither he nor the police department said whether she was homeless.Her identification came over a week after the Dec. 22 incident shocked the nation's largest city and raised concerns over safety in the public transit

Police ID woman set on fire in shocking incident on New York City subway car

A quadruple whammy of viruses – flu, COVID, norovirus, and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV – is hitting the U.S. as the year comes to a close.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has already signaled that influenza A, COVID and norovirus (stomach flu) are on the rise across the U.S. Now, the risks of getting RSV – a virus that causes cold-like symptoms, affecting the breathing passages and lungs – is escalating, too.

What virus is going around? The flu, COVID, norovirus – and don't forget RSV

The U.S. recently imposed sanctions on Georgia's former PM Bidzina IvanishviliViolent protests erupt in GeorgiaProtests erupt in Georgia after pro-Putin Dream Party leader stalls talks to join the EU over claims of foreign interference in country. (Credit: AP)As the 119th Congress prepares for an opening session on January 3rd, one Republican Congressman appeals to the incoming Trump administration to advance U.S. interests and target foreign malign actors.

Republican congressman calls on incoming administration to target 'The Axis of Aggressors'

The cars in the eclectic list below are from different classes and backgrounds, all united by their Japanese origin and the fact that they are arguably somewhat overlooked in favor of more well-trodden ground. When considering a used car, Japanese brands such as Toyota and promise reliability and excellent engineering, things that should add up to years of reliable service.

The 10 Most Overlooked Japanese Cars That Will Last A Lifetime

Venezuela’s Supreme Court has fined TikTok $10 million, accusing it of failing to control the spread of viral challenges that have allegedly led to the deaths of three children.Magistrate Tania D’Amelio said Monday the company had eight days to pay the fine to the National Communications Commission (Conatel), and that the money would be used to create a special fund to “compensate the victims of the viral challenges.”

TikTok fined $10 million in Venezuela as court cites deaths from viral challenges

Of all the places you could visit, why would Alaska be at the top of that list? To answer that, you need to begin with the "where." This northernmost state is the largest U.S. state, known for its vast untouched landscapes, and was also home to numerous Indigenous peoples long before European colonization.

6 Towns in Alaska that Transport You to the Past

Micro-decluttering—the art of sorting through clutter in your home in 10 or 15 minute increments—has become quite popular in recent years, and for good reason.If you're looking to get your home into tip-top shape starting today, micro-decluttering says that you can—you certainly don't need a bunch of free time on your schedule to get the ball rolling.

Micro-Decluttering Is Going to Solve All Your Organization Issues—Here’s How

The legal drama surrounding "It Ends With Us" is neverending as the film's director Justin Baldoni sues The New York Times for libel after the news organization published Blake Lively's smear campaign accusations.In court documents obtained and reviewed by USA TODAY, Baldoni filed a $250 million lawsuit against the Times in Los Angeles Superior Court on New Year's Eve.