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We Got This Covered started as a WordPress hosted blog known as We Got It Covered. Founded by three Toronto based university students as a place to write for fun, the site slowly expanded and after a week or two, the owners decided it was time to get their own domain. On June 28, 2010 We Got This Covered was born. Currently, the only original founder still on board is Matt, who runs the website as Editor In Chief. Helping him out is a team of dedicated editors and writers which now numbers close to 20. Though only six years old, We Got This Covered is now a 6 million page views per month website with readers from over 225 countries around the world. With a strong focus on film, TV, music and gaming, the website continues to grow month over month. Recognized by major outlets like MTV, Huffington Post, Total Film, Indiewire, Metacritic, Rotten Tomatoes and more, and with close to 200k followers across all social media platforms, We Got This Covered is a strong brand name in the entertainment industry. With no signs of slowing down, things are only going to get bigger and better from here. Source

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Washington man, about to be evicted, saw landlord as threat to his daughter. So, he killed her and her husband before vacuuming away the evidence

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

Washington resident Timothy Burke will spend the rest of his life behind bars without the possibility of parole for the murders of his landlord, Chiropractor Karen Koep, 62, and her husband, Davido, 68. The 47-year-old was sentenced on Thursday morning following a jury conviction last month on two counts of aggravated first-degree murder while armed with a firearm, as well as two counts of second-degree murder while armed with a firearm.

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‘GTA 6’ releases in November. So, a couple signed a contract limiting interruptions during the game

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

Grand Theft Auto VI is set to release on November 19, 2026, and many players are already planning how they will spend their time exploring the State of Leonida once the game is out. According to Sportskeeda, one couple from the UK has taken things a step further by agreeing to a humorous contract meant to limit interruptions during the playthrough. The report states that the couple appears to have designed the contract as a light-hearted way to set some ground rules for the game’s launch period.

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18-month-old Arizona baby declared dead by doctors. Then the routine trip to the morgue takes an unimaginable turn

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

Easter came a little early for one family in Gilbert, Arizona. On Feb. 8, their 18-month-old toddler nearly drowned in the family’s backyard pool and was rushed to Dignity Health Mercy Gilbert Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. Hours later, after he had already been transferred to the morgue, hospital staff discovered signs of life. Now, newly released body camera footage has shed more light on the extraordinary chain of events.

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LA musician flies Frontier because of a checked bag policy, but the day he books a ticket for his DJ, he finds himself blacklisted: ‘Am I tripping?’

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

Los Angeles-based opera singer and hip hop fusion artist Babatunde Akinboboye just came across a travel situation that really confused him. Especially after he was left blacklisted from Frontier Airlines for something he thought was completely normal. The musician took to Instagram and TikTok to share his frustration after he attempted to book a flight for his DJ while in Philadelphia, only to find himself and his colleague flagged for alleged fraud.

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San Francisco woman went for a dinner date with her partner. Few hours later, cameras caught her last bloodied moments as she tried to escape him

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

A California jury has delivered a guilty verdict for 30-year-old Victor Frieson, who will now likely spend the rest of his life behind bars for the murder and torture of his girlfriend, Zoe Nika Reidy Watts. The conviction, which followed a two-week trial, marks the end of a legal process that exposed the details of a relationship defined by cycles of violence.

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In December, UK made a deal with the US to dodge Trump’s tariffs, now an analysis has found that it could lead to more than 200K avoidable deaths

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

A trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the United States is facing scrutiny after a new analysis suggested it could lead to more than 200,000 avoidable deaths in England. By diverting billions of pounds away from essential health services to cover the costs of new medicines, the deal is being framed by critics as a dangerous gamble with public health. Per CNN, the deal was struck in December to avoid punitive tariffs threatened by President Trump.

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Pennsylvania woman orders chicken at Ruth’s Chris. Then, she asks for the check without eating it

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

A Pennsylvania woman said she visited a Ruth’s Chris Steak House and decided against eating her chicken order after seeing how it looked. The account was based on a video shared on TikTok by a user identified as @thatsolady. The clip had gathered 406,500 views at the time of writing. The video showed footage taken from the restaurant table. The camera was pointed at a plate that held a chicken leg covered in a pale sauce, and a side of mashed potatoes served in a white bowl.

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Man brings a harmonica through TSA. Then agents made him play it to prove it wasn’t a weapon

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

A woman has said that her brother was asked to give an unexpected harmonica performance at an airport after TSA agents reportedly mistook the instrument for a possible weapon. Sofia Cameron, who posts on TikTok under the handle @sofiascameron, shared the moment in a video. The clip showed her brother standing behind a red line near a TSA checkpoint while agents apparently asked him to prove that the harmonica was what he said it was.

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Georgia man spends 4 years building his dream treehouse. Then he finds out he can’t live in it

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

A man in Georgia says he spent the last four years building his dream treehouse, only for the county to tell him he was not allowed to live in it. Officials appeared to offer a solution, which was to make the structure bigger. However, he says that the fix would open up a series of new bureaucratic problems that the man is trying to avoid. The situation was explained in a TikTok video by a man identified as Bruno, who runs the Southern Adventures social media accounts.

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Tennessee woman waits two hours for her Walmart pickup order. Then an employee cursed at her and told her to ‘go get a job’

Jul 03, 2026 | We Got This Covered

A woman in Tennessee ended up in a heated argument with a Walmart employee after she said she had waited close to two hours to pick up an online grocery order. She filmed the confrontation and later shared it online, where it quickly spread. The footage sparked discussion about customer service, staffing problems, and how large stores manage pickup orders during busy periods.

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Alexander, Ethan

Allen, Michael

Annio, Francesca

Bagchi, Apeksha

Barber, Bethany

Bone, Christian

Coimbra, Rafaela

Doherty, Matthew

Faruque, Omar

James, David

Joseph, Matt

Mansfield, Taylor

McCaugherty, Stephen

McEneaney, Liam

McKenzie, Marley

Munoz, Daniel

Perez, Julien

Raschella, Cody

Roberts, Curtis

Sandhu, Sandeep S.

Santos, Francisca

Silman, Jon

Tinoco, Francisca

Tsintziras, Aya

Wayt, Matt

White, Staci

Wilkinson, Chynna

Wright, Jonathan