Library Book That Was 90 Years Overdue Finally Returned
A library book that was last checked out when FDR was president was finally returned. Liam Hegarty, head of Reference at the Larchmont Public Library in New York, told Inside Edition Digital, “a woman reached out to us and said she had been cleaning out her father-in-law's estate, and came across this book that looked to be ours and looked to be way overdue.” The library waived the overdue fee, and plans to put the volume — a collection of stories by Joseph Conrad — on display.
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Is This 100-Year-Old Home Haunted_
Renee Valdez from New Mexico has a beautiful new home — that might have come with ghosts. She says the property, built in 1920, has a lot of unusual noises. And every night, her cats stare at and respond to unexplained things. Renee even says her son has seen a man in the home wearing a fedora. Even so, she isn’t afraid to live in the house. She shared her story with Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall.
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Dog Survives Being Trapped in Cave With Bear for 3 Days
A dog named Charlie fell down an extremely narrow cave shaft and became stuck about 40 feet down. Waldens Creek Volunteer Fire Department says two rescuers descended into the cave to rescue the trapped hunting dog, but they found another animal they weren’t planning on — a 200-pound black bear. Despite sharing a cave with a bear, authorities say Charlie was hungry and a bit dehydrated, but otherwise in good condition.
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Grizzly Bear Bites Off Man’s Jaw
A 61-year-old Montana man is lucky to be alive after a grizzly bear bit off his jaw. At a press conference with his family and doctor, Rudy Noorlander was asked if he could speak at all, to which he responded "a little." His doctors took part of Noorlander's leg to make a new jaw for him. Noorlander's family says his positive outlook has helped his recovery. However, he has changed his mind about what was once his favorite college football team, the Montana Grizzlies.
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Fatty Diet May Help Coral Reefs Fight Global Warming
Researchers are testing to see if a high-fat diet can protect coral against the high heat of global warming. The United States Environmental Protection Agency says the temperature in the top 2,300 feet of the oceans has become warmer since 1955. When water temperature rises, corals lose their color. Scientists say reducing carbon emissions is another thing we can do to help the coral reefs. Inside Edition Digital has more.
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'Three's Company' Star Suzanne Somers Dies at 76
"Three's Company" star Suzanne Somers has passed away after her battle with breast cancer. In a statement, her family announced that she died "peacefully in her sleep at home." She was also surrounded by her family, including her loving husband, her son Bruce, and her immediate family. Her husband, Alan Hamel, says hours before her death, he gifted his wife of 46 years a love letter that she read before falling asleep. She was 76.
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100-Year-Old Shipwreck Discovered in Lake Superior
A 100-year-old shipwreck was discovered in Whitefish Point, Michigan, by the Great Lake Shipwreck Historical Society. The Huronton was 800 feet below at the bottom of Lake Superior. October 11, 1923, the 238-foot-long Huronton collided with the Cetus. There were no casualties. “What actually happened can be revealed after we find one of these shipwrecks,” Executive Director Bruce Lynn told Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall.
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22-Year-Old Man Charged in Texas State Fair Shooting
Families fled in terror as gunfire erupted at the State Fair of Texas. Police say two men got into a dispute in the food court and one opened fire. Awbrey Steele, who was riding the Ferris wheel, recounts the frightening incident. "It was honestly very isolating, to see everyone being able to flee freely out of the park while we were stuck on the ride not able to leave, not knowing exactly what was going on," she says. A 22-year-old man was taken into custody in connection with the shooting.
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Admirers Mourn 104-Year-Old Skydiver Dorothy Hoffner
Dorothy Hoffner made history just weeks ago as the oldest woman in the world to go skydiving at the age of 104. Sadly, she died in her sleep just days after her thrilling final leap from the skies. Those closest to her say she never missed a beat. Now, admirers around the world and at her senior living facility in Chicago are mourning her loss. They say her legacy will go on forever.
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199 Hamas Hostages Being Held in Gaza_ Israeli Authorities
Heartbreaking video of twins who were taken hostage by Hamas has emerged. The 3-year-old girls were captured with their parents. The video was posted by "Wonder Woman" actress Gal Gadot, along with dozens of posters of other kidnap victims. The Israeli authorities now say 199 hostages are being held in Gaza, which has increased from the previous account of 150. Inside Editon's Steven Fabian has more.
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'Wonder Woman' Star Gal Gadot Says She Stands With Israel
A number of celebrities are weighing in on the conflict between Israel and Hamas. “Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot says the war in Israel has left her heartbroken. "I stand with Israel you should too," she posted. "The world cannot sit on the fence when these horrific acts of terror are happening." Before her rise to fame, Gadot served two mandatory years in the Israel Defense Forces. Israeli-born model Bar Refaeli says she is also devastated.
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Trapped Bear Destroys Inside of Car at Bachelorette Party
Shocking video captures the moment a bear rips a car’s interior to shreds. The chaos started as ladies who were part of a bachelorette party were enjoying themselves at a beautiful California Airbnb. Somehow, the bear opened the door to one of the cars and then locked himself in. Unable to figure out how to escape, the trapped bear went on a rampage inside the vehicle as the bachelorette party watched. When police officers arrived at the scene, they were able to finally free the bear.
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Singer Emaza Gibson Sues Jason Derulo for Sexual Harassment
Singer Jason Derulo is being sued for sexual harassment. Emaza Gibson is coming forward claiming Derulo ended their working relationship after she denied his sexual advances. She says Derulo was trying to get her to party and drink with him. "Once I started to be aware of his intentions and where it was going, I steered away from that and I noticed that his actions started to change," Gibson says. Derulo denies the allegations. Inside Edition's Ann Mercogliano has more.
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Man In Wheelchair Punched Inside Florida McDonald’s_ Cops
Man In Wheelchair Punched Inside Florida McDonald’s_ Cops
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Hamas Fighters Enter Israel With Motorized Paragliders
Motorized paragliders are typically seen for recreation and thrill-seeking adventure. For one California paraglider, it's a joyful pastime but Palestinian militant group Hamas had other ideas. Hamas used paragliders as a low-tech way to evade Israel's air defenses in the shocking cross-border attack. It's believed to be the first time paragliders have been used as an instrument of war. Inside Edition's Jim Moret has more.
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65-Year-Old Pilot Charged for Allegedly Stalking Woman
A 65-year-old pilot is being accused of stalking. New York restaurant owner Cassandra Wilusz says she's been tormented by the pilot for four years. The pilot, Michael Arnold, claims he was just taking photos from high above to post on social media. However, Wilusz says that's nonsense and she's the target. When he was arrested, police say they found photos of Wilusz on his cellphone. Arnold was charged with aggravated stalking. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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At Least 9 Americans Killed in Hamas Attack on Israel
The Israel-Hamas conflict is spilling over onto the streets of America. Tempers flare in cities across the U.S. as pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian supporters clash. It comes as at least nine Americans were killed following the Hamas attack on Israel. The escalating conflict hit a nerve on TV news networks. "TODAY" show host Savannah Guthrie struggled to contain her emotion as she spoke to a father whose wife and two daughters were taken hostage. Inside Edition's Les Trent has more.
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Concertgoers Scramble for Cover Amid Hamas Attack on Israel
Journalists from around the world are heading to Israel to cover the war on the front line. CBS correspondent Holly Williams and her crew scrambled for cover due to incoming rockets. NBC’s Richard Engel also had to hug the sidewalk during a rocket attack. Meanwhile, more horrifying scenes from Hamas’ attack on Israel are emerging. Dramatic drone video shows the shocking aftermath of the attack on an Israeli music festival. Inside Edition's Ann Mercogliano has more.
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Could Houseboats Help Solve the Cost of Living Crisis
Is a European way of living making its way to the U.S.? John Benchimol says he wants to make houseboats the next hot real estate prospect. He says it’s a way to make waterfront living more achievable. This houseboat in Connecticut will run you about 350 thousand dollars, but realtors say there’s no property tax on a houseboat. The only tax you pay is on your slip at a marina. Your electricity comes from these solar panels. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
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What Would Elvis Presley Look Like If He Was Still Alive
What Would Elvis Presley Look Like If He Was Still Alive
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Scientist Calls His Parents After Winning Nobel Prize
Scientist Calls His Parents After Winning Nobel Prize
Things That Should Not Have Been Donated to Thrift Shops
Things That Should Not Have Been Donated to Thrift Shops
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