Dean Cain, a former actor known for his role as Superman, has decided to join ICE, the agency responsible for controversial actions such as family separations and aggressive raids. Cain, once admired for his on-screen heroism, is now aligning himself with a polarizing organization that has faced criticism for its treatment of immigrant communities.
In other news, a comical carjacking attempt in California went awry when two women struggled to operate a manual transmission vehicle and ended up kidnapping the husband of the targeted couple to drive for them, unintentionally turning their crime into a chauffeured tour. Meanwhile, in Wisconsin, a man was convicted of spiking his coworker’s drink with glue, captured on camera, leading to a felony charge for tampering with food.
Ohio lawmakers are proposing a bill to publicly shame job “ghosters” who skip interviews without notice by creating an online registry. While the state argues it will protect employers and unemployment funds, critics warn it could have negative consequences for job seekers, especially in a time when many are relying on unemployment benefits.
In a unique display of remembrance, a West Virginia nurse, Angelica Radevski, chose to preserve a patch of her late husband’s tattooed skin after his sudden passing. This unconventional tribute involved framing a piece of his tattoo as a keepsake, highlighting the diverse ways individuals cope with loss.
Lastly, a man in his sixties ended up in the hospital after following misguided dietary advice from ChatGPT to replace salt with a pesticide ingredient, leading to paranoia and hallucinations. The incident serves as a cautionary tale about the potential risks of misinformation and the importance of verifying advice before implementation.
