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Walmart celebrates National Doughnut Day with free glazed doughnuts The retailer is expected to be handing out 1.2 million full-sized glazed doughnuts straight from the bakery while supplies last.

People chase wheels of cheese down steep hill for annual Cheese Roll race The winners of each race get to take the giant blocks of cheese home with them.

Starbucks employees react to racial bias training on social media Starbucks closed 8,000 stores across the United States for four hours on Tuesday afternoon to conduct racial bias training for employees – a move that employees have shared mixed feelings about.

Kim Jong Un wants to open burger joint as 'show of goodwill' Turns out Kim Jong Un might be as big of a fast food fan as Trump.

Former Disney star Dylan Sprouse is now brewing mead in Brooklyn From child star to … hipster Brooklyn brewer?

Coca-Cola launches first-ever alcoholic drink in Japan The beverage has finally made its highly anticipated debut.

Is cockroach milk the next non-dairy fad? This insect-based product is taking over the Internet. Here's what you need to know.

Teenagers constantly think about food and what their next meals will be, study finds Hungry American teenagers spend nearly 1,000 hours thinking about food throughout their teen years, according to new research.

Charcoal versus gas grill: Which one is better? Read this before deciding which one you should buy.

New Starbucks training manual promotes 'becoming color brave,' speaking to customers 'one human to one human' A 68-page guidebook and more than a dozen pre-recorded videos made up the majority of Starbucks’ hours-long training session on Tuesday.

France launches lottery to help restore chateaux, monuments President Emmanuel Macron is launching a national lottery to help restore France's magnificent chateaux and other historic monuments.

Temperatures in Europe's far north set records for May Temperatures in Europe's far north are breaking records, prompting Scandinavians to take dips in fjords well ahead of the official start of summer on June 21.

Markets calm on signs that Italy may avoid elections Financial markets have calmed amid signs that Italy may avoid imminent elections after President Sergio Mattarella gave two populist parties time to figure out whether they can agree on an alternative to a euroskeptic economy minister.

Afghan troops free prisoners held by Taliban; bomb wounds 6 An Afghan military spokesman says elite commando units have freed dozens of prisoners held by the Taliban, including women and children, in an early morning operation in southern Helmand province.

Syria's Assad threatens to attack area under US-backed Kurds Syrian President Bashar Assad is threatening to attack a region held by U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters in northeastern Syria if talks fail to bring the area back under Damascus' authority.

Burger King introduces 'Whopper Donut' as part of National Doughnut Day National Doughnut Day takes place on June 1.

Secret McCabe memo in Mueller's hands gives details of Comey's firing: report Fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe wrote a secret memo on circumstances leading up to the firing of his former boss James Comey.

Clinton says she would like to run Facebook Hillary Clinton didn't win the presidency in 2016, so is there another job she would like to have? The former Democratic Party nominee considered the question Friday at Harvard University and said she would like to run Facebook.

Jack Keane on Pompeo's meeting with North Korean official Former spy chief for North Korea visits New York for talks with Secretary of State Pompeo; Fox News military analyst Gen. Jack Keane weighs in on 'Fox News @ Night with Shannon Bream.'

Trump celebrates Wake Forest NCAA championship tennis team National champions, the Wake Forest tennis team, paid a visit to the White House.

North Korean ex-spy chief dines with Pompeo in NYC North Korea's longtime spy chief and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had dinner together in New York City on Wednesday night as the rogue nation's shadowy official tries to salvage a potential summit between the two countries' leaders.

Senior North Korean official arrives in NYC Senior official meeting with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

Mitt Romney reveals who got his vote in 2016 presidential election Mitt Romney on Wednesday revealed who he voted for in the 2016 presidential election and it wasn't an official candidate for office.

Rudy Giuliani: Mueller probe should never have taken place President Trump's personal lawyer speaks out on 'Hannity' about the Russia investigation and the Trump team's strategy of speaking directly to the American people.

Giuliani: I don't think Trump is going to fire Mueller Rudy Giuliani answers questions from reporters while attending an event on the White House lawn.

Roseanne blames Ambien, ABC, herself as Trump also hits the network I think we can all agree it wasn’t the Ambien, that Roseanne Barr has a long history of spewing conspiracy theories and ugly attacks.

Anita Bryant, scorned for conservative views, is planned subject of Hollywood biopic Anita Bryant, a former beauty pageant queen and singer who recorded several Top 40 hits and performed at the Super Bowl before being ostracized for her conservative political views, is set to become the subject of a Hollywood film.

Melissa McCarthy's R-rated puppet movie wins lawsuit against 'Sesame Street' Comedian Melissa McCarthy’s upcoming R-rated movie co-starring fouled-mouthed Muppet-like characters draws a clear line between itself and “Sesame Street,” despite contrary claims by the makers of the educational children’s program, a judge ruled in New York Wednesday.

John Goodman gives first reaction to 'Roseanne' cancellation Actor John Goodman opened up about the Roseanne Barr controversy -- by saying he'd like to stay silent.

Michael Jackson's estate sues ABC, Disney over 'Last Days' TV special The estate of Michael Jackson sued ABC and parent company Disney on Wednesday, saying a recent documentary on the singer's last days improperly used his songs, music videos and movie clips.

Morgan Freeman's team accuses CNN of defamation Morgan Freeman's team is seeking a retraction from CNN over a sexual harassment report; Raymond Arroyo breaks down 'seen and unseen' stories for 'The Ingraham Angle.'

Kim Kardashian West arrives at White House for prison reform talk Kim Kardashian West arrived at the White House Wednesday afternoon, where she reportedly discussed prison reform and the possible pardon for a great-grandmother who is serving a drug-related life prison sentence.

Harvey Weinstein indicted by NY grand jury on rape, criminal sexual act charges, DA says Disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein was indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday on charges of rape in the first and third degrees and criminal sexual act in the first degree, according to a statement from Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.

Liberals blame Trump for Roseanne tweet 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' reaches new heights as liberals say President Trump created the environment that encourages racist behavior like Roseanne Barr's tweets. #Tucker

Wardrobe whoopsies: On purpose, or an accident? Sometimes stars want to cringe with embarrassment. Other times, they just want attention.

Best and worst celebrity beach bodies (okay mostly best) It is very hard to find stars with bad bodies who frequent beaches. But we still try. Kind of.

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Woman flashes her breast on Google Maps A tourist has reportedly added a racy video of her bare breast to a remote road on Google Maps, sending locals into a fluster — and racking up hundreds of five-star reviews for the spot.

Twitter carrying out 'concerted attack' on free speech, feminists claim Fair Play for Women, a self-described "group of ordinary women" who say they are concerned their voices will not be heard when it comes to transgender laws, have accused Twitter of making a "concerted attack on women's free speech."

Apple's iOS 11.4: What to know before you update Apple's iOS 11.4 software update, considered a major update for Apple users, hit iPhones Tuesday just days before the tech giant is expected to announce iOS 12. Here's what you need to know about the new features before you update.

Facebook user auctions personal data on eBay for 99 cents and bids soar: 'Sell it to advertisers or whatever' A Facebook user found out just how valuable personal data can be when he auctioned off his social media history on eBay this week.

Amazon extends Prime benefit to more Whole Foods stores Good news, Amazon Prime members: Now you can get special discounts at even more Whole Foods stores.

Apple's iOS 11.4 software drops days before WWDC: What to know before you update your iPhone Apple's iOS 11.4 software update hit iPhones across the world Tuesday — just days before the tech giant is expected to announced iOS 12 at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Jose, California.

Navy seeks acceleration of first nuclear-armed Columbia ballistic missile sub The Navy and industry may be speeding up full production plans for its first Columbia-Class nuclear armed ballistic missile submarine as part of a broader move to increase the size of the service's submarine fleet more quickly.

Russians hack Wi-Fi Routers: What to do right now It's a pain in the neck, but you should probably factory-reset your home wireless router as soon as possible.

Nintendo launches first Pokemon game for the Switch The Switch already enjoys a healthy collection of Nintendo first-party games, but last night the first Pokemon game was announced for the system.

String of New York taxi driver suicides raise concerns as Uber, Lyft proliferate New York City’s cab industry has been dramatically transformed by the influx of around 70,000 Uber and Lyft cars over the last six years.

China would retaliate against US trade crackdown, Beijing official warns China reserves the right to retaliate if U.S. trade measures against it violate World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, the Chinese commerce ministry said Thursday.

Pakistani group appeals for ailing convict in Indonesia A Pakistani rights group has appealed on Indonesia to free on humanitarian grounds a terminally ill Pakistani convict on death row.

Spain's conservative leader faces no-confidence vote The Spanish parliament's lower house is debating whether to end Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's nearly eight years in power and replace him with the leader of the Socialist opposition.