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A 20-year-old mother from Macon, Georgia, “chose to look away” while her 1-year-old baby being hit on the head repeatedly by his father. The baby succumbed to head trauma and died.

A 13 year-old-girl from Adana, Turkey, killed herself after taking “Blue Whale” challenge. She had made pictures of whales and had a list of to do things that said "before I die."

American Airlines advised passengers to check the status of their flights before leaving for airports. Driving warnings were issued in parts of New York and the governor of Michigan requested people to lower their thermostat settings.

A 30-year-old woman from London was suffering from chronic kidney failure. She created a Facebook page to find a potential donor. A woman, in her early thirties who was a stranger, came to her rescue.

A 39-year-old cab driver in Tempe, Arizona, responded in the early hours of Sunday to a ride request by the 20-year-old accused, who stole the car after stabbing her.

A tweet by someone in Russia had a video showing the list of winners of the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on the official website.

She was a renowned English writer who penned several poems and essays that continue to inspire us even today.

The victim had borrowed about $1,400 from his friend, but returned less than half it, prompting the accused to murder him.

Lara Hall, 30, from Australia, was fascinated with promises made by a man she befriended online, and then flew to Lahore, Pakistan, to meet him, where her ordeal began.

Christopher Wayne Cleary from Denver, Colorado, was frustrated after being turned down by many girls, and hence posted a message on Facebook, threatening to carry out a mass shooting to kill as many girls as possible.

The government declared a partial shutdown Dec. 22 following a disagreement between the Congress and President Donald Trump over the latter's demand of $5.7 billion to build a wall along the border with Mexico.

Kenneth L. Duyck, a homeless man from Oregon, was sentenced to 20 months in prison for sexually assaulting a mare and on other charges, including vehicle theft.

The students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky were involved in some sort of a confrontation with a Native American man during a procession Friday in Washington, D.C.

Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada on Dec. 1. She was subsequently released Dec. 11 on a bail of $10 million, and her passports were confiscated.

The woman was arrested after refusing a drug test during a traffic stop, and her phone was confiscated and examined using a police investigative software, which is how the police officer found her intimate photographs.

Four teenage boys were arrested Wednesday and charged with kidnapping and raping a 13-year-old girl in Delaware.

Beata Bienias, 36, from Wiltshire county in southwest United Kingdom, conceived twins naturally in the same week she had successful embryo transfer using IVF.

Mason Lowe, a 25-yer-old professional bull rider from Missouri, was killed Tuesday in Colorado after a bull threw him off and stomped on his chest.

After it received some reports from customers about the presence of wood in its chicken nuggets, Perdue Foods informed the Department of Agriculture which issued a recall notice Thursday.

According to a source based in North Hamgyong province in North Korea, the execution took place on Jan. 10 at the Hoeryong Jongori correctional labor camp in front of other inmates.

Here's a look at the funniest and most bizarre videos that made us laugh in one way or another in 2018.

Tara Culley from Greater Manchester in the United Kingdom died after she consumed alcohol and cocaine for over 15 hours.

The video streaming platform said it could terminate the channels that post dangerous videos of prompting others to risk their lives.

Autumn King, a 20-year-old woman from Texas, shot and killed her boyfriend while posing for Snapchat with a loaded rifle.

Johnathan Fair, 19, from Waukegan in Illinois, killed a 4-year-old girl for dropping juice on his video game console.

A Boeing 707 cargo plane crashed in the outskirts of Tehran on Monday morning, and all those aboard were feared dead.

Jack Crocker, 22, from Port Tennant, Swansea in U.K. was awarded 13 years of extended sentence following his act of kidnapping and threatening students in a two-hour long ordeal.

Jake, a K9 golden retriever, lost its motor control skills after inhaling drugs that a passenger was carrying. The man was about to board the Holy Ship cruise at Port Canaveral, Florida.

Anthony Fish, a 47-year-old man from Tyne and Wear, England, was given sixteen years of imprisonment for exchanging erotic messages with teenagers with an intention to have sex with them.