Zinta, an Australian airport’s new biosecurity detector dog, uncovered the McMuffins in a backpack of a passenger arriving from Indonesia.
Author: Natalie Neysa Alund, USA TODAY
Georgia college professor fatally shoots 18-year-old student sitting in car, police say
Police said Anna Jones was killed when Richard Sigman shot into a parked car following an argument with a man at a pizza restaurant.
Meet Freya, the 1,300-pound walrus capturing hearts, sinking boats and irking mariners
Most recently, Freya the walrus swam to Norway, where officials said she sunk a boat in Oslofjord, an inlet in the south-eastern part of the country.
McDonald’s offers free food and deals every day this week, plus a Kid Cudi merch drop
The Golden Arches is pairing up with rapper Kid Cudi to drop new merchandise and free food this week as part of their Camp McDonald’s promotion.
Buzz Aldrin’s Apollo 11 moon landing jacket set for auction, could fetch up to $2 million
The jacket has an estimated value of $1 million to $2 million. It is just one of the items owned by the astronaut that will be up for auction in July.
NYC man indicted in 3 sexual assaults after one woman was rescued via Grubhub order
Kemoy Royal of New York City was arrested in June after assaulting three women – two of whom he met on dating apps – within a week, NYPD reported.
Lawsuit: Dallas Taco Bell manager poured scalding water on customers over incorrect order
The suit filed in Dallas County against Taco Bell claims two customers were left with permanent skin damage after the reported hot water attack.
‘One date … and now I’m being sued’: Woman sues man for $10K for standing her up on date
QaShontae Short claimed the no-show-date in Michigan caused her emotional distress because the date fell on her late mother’s birthday.
Methanol found in blood of all 21 teenagers found dead in South African bar, officials say
South African police said final toxicology reports will determine whether anyone faces criminal charges in the teenagers’ deaths.
Fleet of 52 school buses travels to Sen. Ted Cruz’s home in youth gun violence protest
The buses contained 4,368 empty seats – the number of children who were killed as a result of gun violence in 2020.