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Search ArticlesTwo new mini Harry Potter books arrive in February, and one promises to explain how Fred and George knew every secret passage in Hogwarts
Bloomsbury Publishing is releasing two new entries in its Pocket Potters series, and the books promise to answer some long-running fan questions. The bite-sized hardcovers are set to hit shelves on February 23, 2027. As reported by LADbible, one book will focus on Fred and George Weasley, while the other centers on Professor Minerva McGonagall. Each title is a 32-page hardcover that serves as a pocket-sized guide to a specific character.
An Ohio cafe owner chased a group of friends across the street over a tip, then the woman filming accused him of being rude to Black customers
A group of friends was chased down the street by a business owner in Miamitown, Ohio, over an unpaid tip following their meal at Ari and Mia’s Small Town Cafe. The owner, who identified himself as Phil, walked up to the group and told them they were no longer welcome at the establishment. The interaction was caught on video and shared on TikTok by creator @nuu4175, where it has racked up over 2 million views, and the story gained further traction when reported by BroBible.
A Black nurse kept telling a patient she was from Georgia, until she finally said what the woman was really asking: ‘I didn’t come from Africa’
A black nurse who goes by Alisha on TikTok (@therealrnbarbie) says a patient wouldn’t accept Georgia as her answer to where she was from. The clip has hundreds of thousands of views. The patient isn’t identified, and Alisha’s account hasn’t been independently verified. Alisha films herself walking down a hospital hallway as she tells the story. The patient first asked where she was from, then where she was from “originally,” and then how she got here. She answered Georgia to the first two.
A man spent 28 years walking around the world without a car or plane, and Werner Herzog was waiting on the beach when he finally reached the UK
Karl Bushby (@karlcbushby) is back in the United Kingdom after 28 years away. The former paratrooper from Hull filmed himself on a British beach, shortly after swimming the English Channel, and posted the clip to TikTok the next day with the caption “Made it to the UK.” Bushby left Hull in 1998 to attempt what he calls the Goliath Expedition, an unbroken journey around the world without any motorized transportation.
A Mexican mom posted ‘not everyone knows my nasty side’ on TikTok, and hours later prosecutors say she killed her partner and 3 sons
Cinthia Abigail Tamez Rivera, a 33-year-old who operated as a wannabe influencer, reportedly killed her partner and three sons in a murder-suicide. Prosecutors confirmed that the events took place in Montemorelos, Mexico, where Tamez first attacked her family at home before ending her own life in her vehicle. As reported by the NY Post, the tragedy began when Tamez fatally shot her partner, 28-year-old Leodegario Moya, along with two of her sons, 12-year-old Christian and 11-year-old Bruno.
Unlicensed Bronx ‘doctor’ allegedly said ‘I made a very big mistake’ after a woman died during his anti-aging IV, and now he’s charged with murder
Luis Rojas Cabrera is now facing a charge of depraved indifference murder following the death of a patient who received an anti-aging treatment at his facility. The NYPD announced the upgraded charges after the city medical examiner ruled the death of 27-year-old Elizabeth Baron a homicide. As reported by the NY Post, the incident occurred on July 19 at the Bereshit Lifestyle Center in the Bronx. Baron, a local resident, was receiving an NAD+ injection when she suffered cardiac arrest.
A 13-year-old stopped at a Miami playground on his way to school, and hours later a father visiting with his kids found him trapped inside a slide
A 13-year-old student named Olvin Daniel Cabrera Valladares died following a tragic incident involving a playground slide at Shenandoah Park in Miami. The incident occurred when the teenager rode his scooter to the park instead of attending classes at Citrus Grove K-8 Center. As reported by the NY Post, his mother, Estefanía Valladares, described the circumstances surrounding the death of her youngest son.
Catholic priests say a Missouri jail holding ICE detainees told them to hand Communion wafers to guards, and now the St. Louis Archdiocese is suing
The Archdiocese of St. Louis has officially filed a federal lawsuit against Ste. Genevieve County officials and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement leadership, alleging that the current jail policies are blocking Catholic detainees from practicing their faith. This legal action claims that the Ste. Genevieve County Jail is violating the First Amendment rights of those held in its custody by preventing priests from administering essential sacraments like confession and communion.
A safari plane carrying 30 people hit a zebra taking off from the Serengeti, then its landing gear failed and video shows it sliding down a runway
A Sindbard Air flight experienced a significant landing incident at Kilimanjaro International Airport after striking a zebra during its takeoff sequence. The aircraft, which was carrying 30 people in total, departed from the Seronera Airstrip in the Serengeti National Park. As reported by LADbible, the flight was originally bound for Zanzibar before mechanical issues forced the crew to divert to the larger airport.
A flight attendant says she’s lost count of how many wrong Cokes she’s handed out since Coke Zero’s redesign, and one look at the cans explains why
The Coca-Cola Company rolled out revamped product designs internationally in July, but the new look for Coke Zero is confusing consumers and service workers alike. While the company aimed for a more unified aesthetic, the design shift has made the zero-sugar version look strikingly similar to the classic red can, as reported by BroBible. Melbourne flight attendant Ava, who posted a video on TikTok, highlighted the issue.