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Wedding cake decorator seemingly mishears request, creates hilarious message instead A wedding cake decorator heard a much different phrase than what their customer intended.

5.5-inch inseam branded as perfect men's short length to make them more attractive, social media says Who wears short shorts?

Indiana girl, 4, goes viral for staying completely still during dance recital The performance lasted six minutes, with the sequin- and tutu-wearing girl, Charlie, remaining absolutely still on stage through upbeat songs like the “PAW Patrol” theme and “Baby Shark” as her fellow dancers twirl, sashay and make choo-choo train arm movements around her.

New dating site only pairs people who have an ‘extreme age gap’ A new dating website is connecting people who like to have at least a 20-year age gap with their potential partners.

Girl Scouts debut redesigned uniforms for the first time in decades Now these will be some stylish scouts.

Chicago nun runs marathon on treadmill, raises $108K for charity "To run in solidarity with people who have had to put their life on hold, it’s a very powerful prayer experience."

'World's hottest grandmother' shares secret to youthful looks, says she doesn't use Botox This gorgeous granny stays hot by keeping cool.

Hunting-themed groom's cake mocked, ridiculed on Reddit: 'Over the top gross' Reddit users appear to be up in arms over an outdoorsy groom's cake which was decorated with an edible hunting rifle and shotgun shells.

AOC shares her beauty routine, Twitter reacts fondly U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shared her beauty routine with Vogue Magazine in the fashion and lifestyle publication’s “Beauty Secrets” video series.

Twitter user discovers frolicking, goes viral: ‘Y’all ever frolic before?’ Feeling down? Just frolic around.

Liver grown in pigs' lymph nodes may help liver disease treatment: study auxillary liver grown in lymph nodes of pigs brings hope to liver patients

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on COVID cases dropping in some states from summer peaks As coronavirus cases decrease in some states more schools are working to get kids back to class; insight from Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine.

Mask-wearing employees at Starbucks in South Korea avoid coronavirus infection following outbreak: officials An outbreak of the novel coronavirus at a Starbucks cafe in Paju, South Korea infected dozens of customers — but at least four of the location’s employees were spared, with health officials crediting face masks as the reason. 

Erectile dysfunction drugs may help reduce early death from colon cancer, study finds Viagra, Levitra, and Cialis typically treat men who suffer from erectile dysfunction, but a new Swedish study says these erectile dysfunction drugs (ED) may also help prolong the lives of men diagnosed with colon cancer.

Drop in Brazilian coronavirus cases prompts herd immunity questions An unexpectedly positive turn for Brazilian cities once plagued with the coronavirus pandemic is raising questions once more about herd immunity.

Coronavirus outbreak identified at France nudist resort, reports say Nearly 150 coronavirus cases have cropped up among visitors to a large nudist resort, per multiple reports.

Dementia underlying cause in 3 times more deaths in U.S. than currently reported, study concludes Dementia may be responsible for almost three times more deaths in the States United than what is being reported, according to a new study out of Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH).

These countries have never reported a coronavirus case These islands did what no other country managed to: Keep the coronavirus wholly out of their borders.

FDA issues emergency authorization for plasma to treat COVID-19 patients FDA authorizes use of convalescent plasma to treat coronavirus; Fox News contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier

Africa now free of wild poliovirus, but polio threat remains Health authorities on Tuesday declared the African continent free of the wild poliovirus after decades of effort, though cases of vaccine-derived polio are still sparking outbreaks of the paralyzing disease in more than a dozen countries.