Новости за 02.11.2023

A disgruntled customer reports that after a Walmart self-checkout machine didn't print a receipt for her, she was detained by store employees for not being able to prove she paid for her items.

iPhone users were stunned after a TikToker recently shared her realization that the Apple symbol on the back of her phone could be used as an "actual button."

An opinion piece by Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.) in the Free Press drew mockery online Thursday, with Gallagher writing that young people in America are supporting Hamas thanks to an alleged addiction to TikTok, which Gallagher “called digital fentanyl.”

A beauty fan has been left disappointed after trying the viral Dior Rosy Glow Blush. 

Over the weekend, the Atlanta food scene was turned upside down by TikToker Keith Lee, and some restaurant owners were left scrambling thanks to his viral "effect."

The official government account for Israel deleted a post on X promoting the conspiracy that crisis actors in Palestine are faking their deaths amid Israel's war with Hamas.

In a world where self-service is becoming the norm, a recent TikTok by user Loretta (@okiegirlfromca) captures a moment all too familiar to many shoppers.

A singer known for his support of former President Donald Trump is blaming Satan after his backpack caught fire while on a plane in New York.

Hanging curtains can be tricky business. There are several hundreds-word articles dedicated to how to properly hang curtains, and the New York Times reported they can even me dangerous if hung incorrectly.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) took a swipe at Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) Thursday morning in the latest sign that the feud between the two firebrand conservatives is far from over.

Hello fellow citizens of the internet! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr. 

A few "COVID prevention workers" in blue and white hazmat suits stood in the center of the crowd as paradegoers took turns coming forward for “COVID tests" as police nearby kept a close eye on them. A viral video on X with over 1 million views shows that police later drove away the “COVID workers” and ordered the assembly to disperse.

It is a thought that might pop into the head of any customer in a restaurant: "How long have these chips been out?"

Though most people wouldn't consider fast food even remotely healthy, one fitness expert shared that it's a better choice than one might think.

A mom tried to use her Starbucks rewards to save money, but due to the barista's error, she ended up having to dip into the only money she had left for her kids' necessities.

A police officer is being accused of throwing a white power hand sign at Donald Trump Jr. on Wednesday during his appearance at the civil fraud trial against his family, although the evidence is thin.

An effort to expel Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) from Congress failed Wednesday night, prompting the freshman congressman to post—and subsequently delete—a celebratory meme.

Under the oppressive eye of the authoritarian Taliban regime in Afghanistan, some women are risking their lives to educate girls and other young women, a task that could get them executed. 

In recent years, an increasing number of stores have heightened security measures to prevent people from shoplifting. 

In a heartbreaking turn of events, a woman shares that she had to cancel her upcoming birthday Airbnb because her mom was dying from cancer.

A woman called out Nobu’s Atlanta location for allegedly attempting to hide a cockroach at the restaurant on her birthday. The location opened less than a year ago.

This week, we have a TikTok sound and a dance to get into. The latter has existed in some form on TikTok since early 2022, but now it’s inspired a flood of tutorials, which attempt to break down the illusion. 

Halloween might be over, but it's still fall—and there are corn mazes to get through. In fact, there's a Reba McEntire-themed corn maze in South Carolina.

Khloe Kardashian is being accused by fans of blackfishing after posting her Bratz doll costume to Instagram on Halloween.

"Disney is currently illegally using my face," says Rylie Shaw in a TikTok that by Wednesday had more than 2 million views.