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A 54-year-old woman collapsed in the parking lot of a New World supermarket in Orewa, New Zealand, on July 26, 2026, and her heart stopped, as the Daily Mail reported. A stranger performed chest compressions until a pulse returned — the same bystander heroism shown by cheerleader Tyra Winters, who saved a choking toddler at a Texas homecoming. Paramedics later told her family she had been technically dead for a moment. By the time she reached North Shore Hospital, her car had sat far beyond the 90-minute limit. Days later she received an $80 parking breach notice — the...

A 19-year-old woman in Mineiros, Goiás, Brazil — the same kind of rare medical case that took the life of Brazilian influencer Rita Ephrem at 31 — gave birth to twin boys who DNA testing later showed had different biological fathers, a rare reproductive event known as heteropaternal superfecundation. The mother, later identified as Adriellen Barbosa Lima, a young woman from the same Brazilian state that produced a funeral company selling Super Mario-themed coffins, had sexual intercourse with two different men on the same day during her fertile window in 2021. She delivered the twins that year. When the boys...

Steve Jobs' eighth-grade science fair project, built when he was 13, is up for auction with current bidding at $5,500 and an estimate of $20,000 or more. The piece, titled "What is the Silicon-Controlled Rectifier?" and dated February 29, 1968, features a plywood display board roughly 32.5 inches by 18 inches by 7.5 inches. It holds two working demonstration circuits, a wooden model of a typical silicon-controlled rectifier with its four layers of P- and N-type semiconductor material, hand-drawn diagrams, and a 10-page typewritten report bound in a blue folder. A label on the board reads "Submitted by Steve Jobs,...

Jessica Fletcher, a mom from Fredericton, New Brunswick, had a full QWERTY keyboard tattooed across her left forearm so her 11-year-old son Hunter could keep talking even when technology failed him. Hunter is autistic and nonspeaking. He usually relies on a tablet that lets him select words and symbols. That system works until the battery dies or the device can’t come along. https://twitter.com/nexta_tv/status/2089740200033366253?s=20 The idea landed during a regular dinner out. The tablet powered down mid-meal. Jessica wrote the alphabet on a scrap of paper. Hunter got annoyed with the straight A-to-Z order, flipped the paper, drew a keyboard from memory,...