In 2017, Marvel editor-in-chief admitted to scripting comics under a Japanese persona he created. Screenwriter Steven DeKnight resigned Marvel.
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‘I became what I didn’t see’: Latinx and Hispanic influencers speak up about representation
Black and Asian Latinx influencers are speaking up the lack of representation for those who look like them. They challenge what Latinos look like.
At over 7 feet tall, Turkish woman confirmed as world’s tallest living woman
Rumeysa Gelgi stands at 7 feet tall and 0.7 inches and is the tallest living woman. At just 18, Gelgi was titled the tallest teenager living in 2014.
Black real estate agent, clients file lawsuit after being handcuffed by Michigan police during home tour
Real estate agent Eric Brown, Roy Thorne and his 15-year-old son Samuel, have filed a federal lawsuit. Michigan police say race did not play a role.
Dreaming of winning the lottery? These horror stories may change your mind.
As tempting as winning the lottery may seem, these horror stories from U.S. lottery winners may make you change your mind.
‘Five hours of silence was torture’: Facebook and WhatsApp are lifelines for some families
Many families rely on WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger to text and video chat without international fees.
‘I don’t have COVID’: Doctor says some COVID patients deny virus, decry vaccines from their deathbed
Michigan doctor Matthew Trunsky says some dying COVID-19 patients continue to deny their diagnosis or denounce vaccines.
Spanish volcano eruption escalates, prompting evacuations and airport closure
Seven days after a volcano on La Palma erupted, it remains explosive. The local airport shut down and hundreds are without a home.
Canadian man punches nurse multiple times who administered COVID vaccine to his wife
Police are looking for a Canadian man who knocked a nurse to the ground after she administered the COVID-19 vaccine to his wife without his consent.
Rare Gilgamesh Dream Tablet scheduled for return to Iraq, after Hobby Lobby purchased it
In 2014, Hobby Lobby purchased the Gilgamesh Dream Tablet and now it’s scheduled to return to Iraq, as ordered by the U.S. Justice Department.