The mysterious death of a programmer who worked on Steve Jobs' secret Bitcoin prototype, "iCoin," raises suspicions as he "jumped" from a hospital's 13th floor. Friends and family question the circumstances, since he was in good spirits and only in for a routine colonoscopy.
A Facebook argument broke out when a self-proclaimed Flat Earther accused a believer of the Hollow Earth Theory that he was not only out of touch, but also dangerously wrong.
A homeless man, Jean-Claude Baguette, was arrested in the Louvre after living undetected as a contemporary exhibit for 14 months. Posing as "L'Existence Invisible," he captivated art critics and tourists alike. The incident sparked debates about art, homelessness, and social issues, with some defending his actions as a powerful statement against the commodification of art and the dehumanization of society.
In bizarre events, former President Trump has been charged with 34 felony counts in a Manhattan court. The more peculiar charges include international hotdog theft, hosting illegal gerbil racing, and impersonating a hairstylist. The remaining 29 counts revolve around business fraud, proving that no one is above the law - not even a former world leader.
