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A young boy has caught the attention of numerous viewers on the Internet for his reaction to his mom’s pregnancy news. In the viral video, mom Shanee Gibson Hart shared the news to her son, Tré, who did not handle the announcement very well.

1,400 minor children were sexually assaulted for more than a period of 16 years in the in northern England, south Asians found guilty.

Dos Santos, who was refused a job in a restaurant due to his color, has finally got a job he loves.

A miraculous story of an Indian girl who was found semi-conscious after being strangled and buried alive by family members.

A teenage boy and his grandma became Internet stars after he shared videos of their conversations in the car on YouTube back in 2012. Kevin Droniak, 17, finally told his grandma the truth by showing her the videos and expected her to be mad about it but the reaction she gave was really priceless.

The countless History classes and quizzes that you sat through as a say. Unfortunately, you don't know the half of it.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has announced the set-up of new counter-terrorism units in two airports in Sydney and Melbourne. The move has allowed authorities to intercept a "person of interest" amid growing concerns of citizens fighting alongside ISIS in the Middle East.

Patrick, the oldest and biggest wombat in Australia, has become popular among social media users. Tourism Australia posted a photo of him on Facebook. The image has been liked and shared by thousands.

Des Hague was ordered to pay U$100,000 and render 1,000 hours of community service as condition to his continued employment with the company.

See how a new married couple In England became the target of a hilarious wedding prank of their friends who covered their home with 14000 post-it-notes

In a romantic gesture, Amanj Issen lit girlfriend's name in tea lights in bedroom in Chatham, Kent, which set his house on fire.

A UK woman shared her selfie on Facebook after she was hit by a stranger. The incident took place at the Notting Hill Carnival on Monday, Aug 25 at around 5:30 in the evening. The stranger allegedly punched her on the face when she did not allow him to grope her.

Nine of Tokyo’s adult movie stars agree to have their boobs groped in a campaign against AIDS.

While other extremist groups rely on donations, ISIS earns $3 million a day from oil produced from the seven fields under its control in the Middle East.

The mysterious disappearance of MH370 and the downing of MH17 have caused employees to resign from Malaysia Airlines, fearing for their safety.

A British cleric is accused of encouraging the actions of ISIS and hopes British jihadists in Iraq will bring the fight to the West.

Two young girls were kidnapped by a couple who had plans of using them as sex workers.

A beheaded son's message on Facebook is a knock from the past.

Richard Gibson has been keeping every single toenail and fingernail he clipped off himself since February 1978 and his weird passion has earned him a place in the "Ripley's believe It or Not" column.

Asylum seekers detained on Christmas Island have filed a case against Australia for neglect and poor medical service. They demand compensation from the government.

Forbes & Burton Café closes down.

Sister Doris took in charge of the beer department after followed by the senior sister.

An expert gamekeeper in Russia has successfully tamed wolves that have since become their lovable pets.

An Australian mother, who was found dead in her house, had apparently suffered domestic violence for years.

The Syrian government claim that James Foley was killed by ISIS a year ago is rejected by family and Foley's boss. They believe they have significant proof that Foley was alive last July as claimed by former hostages.

A motorist called police officers to investigate a suspected object believed to have been a bomb.

Passenger films Aboriginal woman racially abusing Asian passenger.

The Holderness family created a viral back-to-school video that goes out to all of the school staff who looks after their kids.

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has regarded Hamas and ISIS to be one and the same since they both came from a "poisonous tree." Israel's allies and enemies are not so sure of his statement.