Arshi Qureshi

1 month ago | the-sun.com | Arshi Qureshi

A WALMART shopper has brazenly grinned for a mugshot after being caught allegedly trying to sneak some items for free with a "gift bag" trick. Juwuan Watts, who had previously been banned from Walmart, returned to one of the stores over the weekend and left with nearly $300 in stolen goods, according to police. The incident unfolded at a store in Fayetteville, West Virginia, approximately an hour from Charleston, on April 26, the local police department said.

1 month ago | the-sun.com | Arshi Qureshi

A LUXURY car stash worth millions has been discovered in a parking garage that doubled as a shadowy "dealership" for stolen vehicles. After officials found 72 high-end cars, including a $475,000 Rolls-Royce, they stumbled upon massive boxes revealing the garage's criminal truth. The hidden lot was exposed after officials tracked suspicious shipping containers at ports in New Jersey and New York.

1 month ago | the-sun.com | Arshi Qureshi

TRAVELERS who don't have a Real ID will be pulled out of airport security lines to undergo extra screening, TSA has confirmed. Anyone who doesn't have a Real ID before the May 7 deadline must arrive at the airport early or they risk missing their flights. The new Real IDs, which include a star in the top-right corner, are mandatory to board a plane starting May 7. But TSA says those without a Real ID will not be turned away entirely, they just face being pulled aside for additional screening.

1 month ago | the-sun.com | Arshi Qureshi

It took more than 20 minutes to remove him from the fenceA TOURIST was impaled and left dangling in front of a shocked crowd at the Colosseum after a selfie attempt went horribly wrong. The man reportedly climbed the railings surrounding the ancient Roman site to get a better shot. The horrifying accident unfolded Friday afternoon in Rome, Italy. The 47-year-old American, who lives in Taiwan, was seen scaling the barriers near the Colosseum's massive stone arches.

1 month ago | passblue.com | Arshi Qureshi

The practice of female genital mutilation is mostly associated with dozens of countries in Africa and the Mideast, but the reality is that millions of women and girls in some 94 countries are victimized by it every year. This includes the United States, where 41 states prohibit the practice and Connecticut is pushing to join that list soon.