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"If Gaza and Hamas disarm tomorrow there would be peace. If Israel disarmed tomorrow Gaza would exterminate them in two weeks," John Nolte warned during a broadcast of Timcast IRL recently.

San Antonio Zoo captured footage of animal behavior during Monday's solar eclipse, offering a unique glimpse into intriguing responses from meerkats, whooping cranes, and flamingos.

A woman in Ocala, Florida, was pulled over for suspected driving under the influence and ended up massively failing her sobriety test when she forgot her ABC's when an officer asked her to recite them.

Welcome to heartbreak! Crowds booed Monday in Dallas as cloudy weather obscured the eclipse totality in the skies above.

Ape escape! Argentinian officials rescued four Capuchin and one Marikina monkeys under the passenger seat from two boxes during a smuggling attempt at the border from Paraguay on Sunday.

Footage from Lockport, New York, on Sunday shows New York State Troopers rushing in to help firefighters contain a house blaze and prevent it from spreading to a second building.

Phoenix Zoo is inviting the community to participate in a voting contest to name the newest additions to their family: the Nigerian dwarf goat kids born to Hazel and Moth.

Police in Philadelphia released footage of vandals jumping on cars and smashing the windshields in the process, and are seeking the public's help with tracking down the suspects.

A timelapse of Monday's solar eclipse was captured at 95% eclipse totality over the town of Joplin, Missouri.

Nineteen students protesting the Israel-Hamas war were arrested during a pro-Palestinian demonstration at Pomona College in Claremont, California. Video footage shows police apprehending protesters with plastic handcuffs as onlookers chant anti-Israel slogans. The video also shows some students being released from custody later in the evening.

The arena erupted in joy and celebration amid a whirlwind of excitement following the South Carolina Gamecocks' triumph over the Iowa Hawkeyes in the NCAA Women's Championship.

Crime in Chicago has been out of control, as the Chicago Police department is releasing footage often showing people and businesses being robbed, asking for public assistance to identify the suspects.

E-bike inferno! A man's electric vehicle exploded into balls of flame at Sutton Rail Station close to London. The London Fire Brigade was able to put out the fire with no reported injuries, after which they took the prime opportunity to remind businesses and rail stations to consider their "risk assessments" in the event of future e-bike fires.

NYPD witnessed an alleged purse thief running from a subway train and chased him down. After catching the alleged thief, the officers realized that the suspect was a recidivist thief who had been arrested the year prior for a similar incident.

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NICU tiny tots at Cleveland Clinic are donning special onesies and glasses in preparation for today's solar eclipse. These newborns will be 75 years old by the time Ohio witnesses another total solar eclipse. While their eye covers aren’t eclipse glasses, they shield delicate eyes from therapy light in the NICU.

The Deadman cometh! WWE fans erupted into wild cheers in Philadelphia as the Undertaker made a surprise reappearance to chokeslam The Rock at WrestleMania 40 over the weekend.

Dustpocalypse! Footage from Goodland, Kansas, on Sunday shows a multi-vehicle accident caused by strong winds and low visibility because of dust in the air.

NASA broadcasted footage of the solar eclipse reaching totality in Mazatlan, Mexico, on Monday.

Front Royal, Virginia, experienced close to 90% of the solar eclipse on Monday. Take a look in this time-lapse video how much darker downtown looked as the solar eclipse arrived.

Ophthalmologist Nicole Bajic of the Cleveland Clinic explains how inadequate eye protection while looking at the rare solar eclipse can cause solar retinopathy, an injury to the eyes that can be permanent.

Prepped! Two corgis in Auburn, Alabama, modeled proper eclipse glasses etiquette ahead of Monday's total solar eclipse across much of the central United States.

People eager to watch the solar eclipse lined up outside of B&H Photo and Video, a very popular video and photo production store, to receive eclipse-viewing glasses hours before the eclipse is set to become viewable from New York on Monday.

A driver and fellow passengers laughed in delight at the wild sight of seeing tumbleweeds blown across the highway and into their car.

NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio released an animation showing Americans across the United States when and where they can expect to see the solar eclipse on Monday.