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Ana Montealegre (left) emailed Halfsies Cookie Company in New York about including some of the brand's cookies in her bridal party boxes. David Maffei (right), a self-described 'middle aged man with maybe a dozen real friends,' directed Montealegre to the company's website, where she might place an order. But the young bride-to-be was interested in pursuing a collaboration with the brand that would mean free cookies provided to her and her bridal party, presumably in exchange for ample coverage across her social media accounts.

Footage shows a sheriff's sniper killing a suspect by shooting through a computer monitor during a bank hostage situation in Florida. Sterling Ramon Alavache, 36, was holding two Bank of America workers at knifepoint and claimed to have a bomb. He was killed instantly after being shot by a sniper's bullet after he held a knife to a hostage's throat. The precision shot ended his life, leaving the hostages unharmed. Alavache, had a history of mental health issues, addiction and suffered from paranoid schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and multiple sclerosis.

Jamey (top right) and Lauren Bertram (bottom right) are fending off househunters flocking to their door after seeing their $1.6 million house on sale for $10.200 on popular property site Zillow. The ad said was only available to first time buyer and strictly no realtors, lenders, investors, wholesalers, or lawyers need inquire. 'Selling my home because my family and I own many houses across the U.S.,' it read. The ad resulted in a horde of people knocking on the couple's door.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is pushing back against Jerry Seinfeld's recent complaint about how politically correct comedy has gotten in more recent years, compliments of the extreme left. During an interview with the New York Times, the actress argued against her former Seinfeld co-star's belief that 'the extreme left and PC crap' is ruining comedy on television, adding that political correctness can actually be 'fantastic.'

The teen victims of a shark attack in the Florida panhandle have been identified as Lulu Gribbin, who lost a hand and a leg, and McCray Faust, who suffered injuries to her foot. Ann Blair Gribbin, Lulu's mom, revealed how her first mother-daughter beach trip quickly turned to horror. On Friday, the Gribbin family along with multiple friends visited Seacrest Beach. After coming back from lunch, Ann Blair came back to the beach only to find out there was a shark in the water.

A hobby horse competitor named Anna posted a dramatic TikTok video showing her writhing in pain after completing her routine. The 40-second clip captures Anna convulsing on the ground, struggling for breath, and experiencing severe discomfort. She countered claims that hobby horsing is easy, highlighting the intense physical exertion involved. The sport, popular in Finland with over 10,000 enthusiasts, simulates traditional equestrian events like dressage and show jumping. Despite skepticism from some horse riders, hobby horsing is gaining popularity in several European countries, providing an accessible way for teens to engage in equestrian activities.

Speaking on his new podcast, The Weekly Show, comedian Jon Stewart said Trump and his trials had exposed 'vulnerabilities' in US business and politics. He said that Trump's conviction and ongoing trials have lifted the lid on 'a reality of crony capitalism, a reality of transactional corruption that is the heartbeat of corporate and political America.'

A family released a heartbreaking video after losing three teenage children in a 2021 crash caused by a drunk driver in Louisiana. Siblings Lindy Ray, Christopher, and Cameron Simmons were killed when John Lundy, heavily intoxicated, drove the wrong way and hit their SUV. The video, shared by sister Katie DeRouen on Instagram, contrasts their joyful lives before the accident with the darkness that followed. It shows everyday family moments, the fatal crash scene, the children's triple funeral, and the ongoing grief of the surviving parents. The video ends with the parents at their children's graves, reflecting their enduring pain and efforts to preserve their memories.

The much-loved health guru carried a small bottle of water with him as he managed to climb a steep slope in searing 37C heat from Pedi to the top of the hill overlooking the Agia Marina on the Greek island of Symi. The doctor was then captured in recently discovered CCTV by a beach restaurant stumbling around for a few minutes before the 67-year-old gingerly picked his way down a slope close to a perimeter fence before then falling out of view. It is then thought he carried on around the fence before he fell to where his body was found face up just a mere 260ft from a holiday resort. It comes as questions were raised over how the TV doctor's body lay undiscovered for so long. On the previous day a search-and-rescue helicopter had circled above the scene.