Mark Pygas

A company manufactured 500 copies of a discontinued cup for an autistic teen who wouldn't drink out of anything else.

This Tinder user found a pretty ingenious and hilarious way to get people to swipe right.

This girl's grandfather gave her three books filled with stories of the time they spent together.

This company compiled data from Google Trends to figure out which products people in each state search for more than any other state.

Actress June Diane Raphael recently took to Twitter to share a text she had received from her best friend, a critical care doctor taking care of patients who are critically ill with coronavirus.

When people leave tributes at Green-Wood Cemetery in south Brooklyn, it's usually for one of the numerous celebrities or important historical figures buried there.

"I have admired and loved you almost since the day we met."

Tennis star Naomi Osaka has said that the people who told her to "keep politics out of sports" helped to inspire her to win the US Open in a tweet.

A card from the 'Freedom to Breathe Agency' is being used by people who don't want to wear face masks.

A woman at a San Fernando Valley Trader Joe's store had a meltdown after being asked to wear a mask.

Sissy Sheridan, the 16-year-old host of Nickelodeon web series DIY With Me, is claiming that an Icing by Claire's employee accidentally pierced the mask she was wearing into her ear.

A Hampton Inn employee has been fired after she called the cops on a black family who was staying at a hotel in Williamston, North Carolina.

There have been reports of unsolicited face masks from China arriving in mailboxes across Tampa, Florida.

Schools across the country are beginning to reopen, with many students, parents, and teachers concerned about going back to class in the middle of a global pandemic.

In an announcement, the principal said there would be “consequences” if students posted photos or videos of the school online.

A school that briefly suspended two students for taking photos and videos of crowded hallways has temporarily closed down for a deep cleaning after three staff members and six students tested positive for coronavirus just one week into reopening.

Pastor Brent Kelley from Franklin, Tennessee, witnessed true love in an unexpected place.

Hasbro has decided to discontinue a Trolls World Tour doll after widespread criticism and false claims were made by some parents online.

The Navy SEAL Museum, located in Fort Pierce, Florida, is facing criticism after video emerged of a demonstration during which military dogs attacked a "stand-in" wearing a Colin Kaepernick jersey.

Trader Joe's has also drawn criticism for the branding of their ethnic food lines, which includes Trader José and Trader Ming's.

Several people in Virginia have received unsolicited packages of seeds in the mail, possibly originating from China.

While many people have legitimate medical reasons not to wear a mask, it's worth remembering that many of them, as well as others, are still wearing a mask to help protect themselves and others.

In a viral video posted this week, YouTuber Shane Dawson claimed that Chuck E. Cheese's reuses old slices of pizza.

A confrontation in a Los Angeles Ralph's store ended in a man being pepper-sprayed by an employee after he began ramming another employee with his shopping cart.

Richard "Rick" Rose, a 37-year-old from Port Clinton, Ohio, died at home as a result of complications due to COVID-19.

She recently took to TikTok to share a "hack" that makes face coverings fit better.

David Nelson, 53, and Nicole Anderson, 42, have been charged with misdemeanor vandalism charges, including a hate crime.

The 'Harry Potter' inspired face mask starts off looking dusty and black, but as you breathe into it, the Marauder's map is slowly revealed.

Digital shopping cart abandonment is a massive problem for online retailers and can cause a number of issues, and TikTok teens are taking full advantage.

Social media users have raised nearly $20,000 in tips for Lenin Gutierrez, a Starbucks barista from San Diego who refused to serve a woman while she wasn't wearing a mask.

A professor from Laney College in Oakland, California, is under fire after he allegedly told a Vietnamese student to "anglicize" her name because he thought that it sounded like an insult in English.

A woman confronted one of the police officers charged in the killing of George Floyd at a grocery store in Plymouth, Minnesota, over the weekend.

The Internet is calling on people to boycott Taco Bell after a video appeared to show a worker being fired before wearing a mask that read "Black Lives Matter."

A police officer has been dubbed "Officer Karen" by the Internet after a video of her talking about her experience trying to get a McMuffin went viral.

A Twitter thread about a police ride along by Sean Trainor, a professor at the University of Florida, has gone viral.

During a Black Lives Matter demonstration in Franklinville, New Jersey, protesters recorded two men, later identified as James and Joe Demarco, attempting to antagonize them.

A woman in Phoenix, Arizona, was slapped across the face after telling a Native American woman to "go back to Mexico."

Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser had city workers and protesters paint a massive Black Lives Matter sign painted on the street that leads to the White House.

Protests over the death of George Floyd have now spread across the United States and the world, and while some have resulted in violence, the majority are peaceful.

One officer in Beverly, Massachusetts, is earning praise after approaching a black couple sitting in a park to talk to them.

Giuseppe Badalamenti, the owner of Chicago Pizza Boss in Westmont, Illinois, recently took to Facebook to share his March payment from GrubHub.

Yesterday, children's television channel Nickelodeon went offline to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement and mourn the death of George Floyd.

After a cop pushed a protester on her knees to the ground, he was confronted by a female officer who was not happy at all.

CNN correspondent Omar Jimenez, producer Bill Kirkos, and photojournalist Jeff Zucker were arrested live on television.

Despite images of police clashing with protesters, in many cities, police joined the demonstrators.

Marvin Applewhite started a GoFundMe campaign to help clean up Minnesota after protests turned violent.

Amy Cooper, who the Internet has dubbed "Central Park Karen" after a video of her calling the police on a black bird-watcher went viral, has been fired from her job amid backlash.

The woman, dubbed Central Park Karen, told the cops that she was being threatened by a black man who asked her to leash her dog in a wildlife area.

We've all seen videos of people eating corn on the cob off a power drill. And apparently, so had singer and songwriter Jason Derulo.

Thousands of people descended on Bolivar Peninsula to take part in the tradition, and judging by this local news report that has since gone viral, it was a pretty crazy time.