A shopping center in Shenzen, China, is fighting smoking in the toilet with special doors that turn transparent when smoke is detected, exposing the person inside.
Marketed as the world’s first oral care robot, the “g.eN” robotic toothbrush is a device that cleans the user’s teeth without any assistance.
One of the rarest ocean phenomena, a spot where four waves crash simultaneously, creating a spectacular splash, recently broke the internet.
A South Korean man took his wife to court, accusing her of malicious abandonment, after she refused to donate part of her liver in order to save his life.
A 38-year-old Russian man wound up in the hospital with a ruptured stomach after drinking a liquid nitrogen cocktail at a corporate party.
In a landmark decision, a Turkish Court ruled that a scorned wife was entitled to a divorce because her husband had liked suggestive photos of other women on social media.
A Russian teenager ended up in the hospital after exhibiting symptoms of poisoning due to drawing and drinking his own blood to raise his iron level.
A so-called “eSports Hotel” in Changchun, China’s Jilin Province, shared shocking photos from a room where a video game addict lived for two years.
A Chinese billionaire who made his fortune in the video game industry has sparked controversy after supposedly fathering hundreds of children, mainly through surrogacy.
A 12-year-old boy was recently caught by police after allegedly shooting and killing a 21-year-old man in Malmö, Sweden.
A Chinese man took his former employer after being fired for taking long and frequent bathroom breaks, with the longest lasting four hours.
An 86-year-old Englishman was recently fined for spitting out a leaf that blew into his mouth on a windy day.
A Michigan man tragically lost his life after becoming infected with the rabies virus following a kidney transplant that was supposed to save his life.
A 44-year-old Austrian woman who posed as a shaman is currently wanted by police for scamming victims out of more than $11 million.
Neighborhood civil servants in China have been caught using masks of their colleagues’ faces to trick facial recognition systems and help them skip work.