Scott and Sadie23andMe’s website crashed Monday night as customers rushed to delete their DNA info. The company filed for bankruptcy this week. (Full Story)
A poll found two-thirds of adults miss old products from their childhood and wish companies would bring them back. (Full Story)
The latest thing loaded with microplastics? Chewing gum. (Full Story)
Meanwhile, 10,000 cans of Coca-Cola had to be recalled because they might contain plastic. All the 12-packs were sold in Wisconsin and Illinois. (Full Story)
In other recall news: Ford just issued one for certain 2024 and 2025 models, because they sometimes drive forward while in reverse. (Full Story)
Beard transplants are getting more popular. It’s just like a hair transplant, but on your face. (Full Story)
A Boston man pled guilty to bribing a cop with free Arizona Iced Tea. He did it so the cop would give commercial driver’s licenses to his staff. (Full Story)
A woman in Florida got caught swapping barcodes on products at Walmart . . . then also got charged for leaving two kids in a hot car. (Full Story)
An employee at a hotel in Scotland was caught stealing cash from a newlywed couple’s wedding cards. (Full Story)
(Careful!) A scumbag in Canada got caught trying to record a kid changing. He said he was doing it to find out if he was a pedophile. (Full Story)
(Careful!) A guy in Seattle got caught with child pornography after tossing it in a dumpster. Two homeless people found it and called 911. Cops knew who it belonged to, because he also tossed paperwork with his name on it. (Full Story)
San Diego just became the first city to ban digital-only coupons at grocery stores. Officials say having to download an app isn’t fair to people who might not be able to, including seniors. (Full Story)
Florida might relax some of its child labor laws to fill jobs vacated by undocumented workers. There’s a bill kicking around that would let 14-year-olds work overnight shifts on school nights. (Full Story)
Texas might start requiring I.D. to buy sex toys online. (Full Story)
A woman in Colorado ended up with a $13,000 vet bill after her dog ate five pairs of underwear. (Full Story)
Olympic rowers at the 2032 Summer Games in Australia might have to compete in crocodile-infested waters. Australian officials say it’s no big deal. (Full Story)
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