Новости за 02.11.2021

Supporters of the QAnon conspiracy theory flocked to Dallas on Tuesday over the false belief that John F. Kennedy Jr. (JFK Jr.), who died in a plane crash in 1999, would materialize to reinstate Donald Trump as president.

A man posted a video to TikTok featuring his interaction with a police officer during a traffic stop while driving in Oklahoma. He claimed that he was unlawfully detained and that the officer racially profiled him as well as abused his power.

Face it: there’s only one Ina Garten. And while we can’t all be the Barefoot Contessa, with the right tools and a little bit of planning, every meal this holiday can be a five-star affair. Here’s a selection of the best kitchen gadgets you need to make dinner easier, quicker, and best of all, tastier. 

Between being in the middle of spooky season and the new trailer for the latest Scream movie, Ghostface is having a moment. But on TikTok, the slasher-friendly serial killer is the face of an effort to easily gain new followers. 

Abigail Saldana posted a video featuring a tracking device she found on her car. She was reportedly shot and killed two weeks later while driving, allegedly by customer at club where she danced.

While trick-or-treating from an unattended candy bowl, a young girl took just a few candies—only to be stopped by someone who appears to be her parent. The parent then proceeds to dump a sizable portion of the bowl into her bag, an act that caused outrage when the Ring doorbell video was posted to TikTok.

A TikToker is expressing her frustration with Applebee’s after she says the cleaning solution used at one of the restaurant chain's locations triggered allergies that landed her in the intensive care unit.

Facebook announced on Tuesday that it was shutting down its facial recognition system. However, it reportedly hasn't ruled out using it in the future.

A tweet claiming a monkey belonging to the partner of a University of Texas football coach "attacked and seriously hurt a young Trick-or-Treater" went viral.

A woman posted a TikTok video sharing how a New York City-based business allegedly harassed her after she left a negative Yelp review about her experience.

In a viral TikTok, user @ciroc0 called out a white man wearing blackface, allegedly to mimic Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who has received backlash over blackface and brownface in the past.

A man posted a TikTok of the conversation he had with his boss in which he asked to receive paystubs at his restaurant job. The TikToker showed his question to his boss about how the restaurant's new tipping system worked, allegedly prompting his boss to leave him a voicemail to fire him.

TikTok user @verifiedbluecheckmarc has gone viral with what he claims is a consumer practice to deceive department stores like TJ Maxx and HomeGoods. The video has reached over 230,000 likes.