Matthew Impelli

2 weeks ago | newsweek.com | Matthew Impelli

An employee whose new coworker's behavior ended with a serious allegation and a quick termination from the job is asking if anyone else has had a colleague who "basically just crashes out?"More than 1,100 comments within four days piled on the Reddit story by the employee, aka trampstar9, who described how a new coworker in their office became a source of constant disruption almost from the moment she arrived.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Matthew Impelli

A plane passenger was shocked to see a "completely empty" gate after arriving for their flight several hours before take-off.

1 month ago | kentucky.com | Matthew Impelli

A couple is being backed online after they made an announcement at a familybarbecue, which was called "gross" by a relative. A 28-year-old man appealed for opinions as user RelationshipKey4436 on Reddit, describing a modest birthday celebration that had been delayed due to the death of his 24-year-old wife's grandmother. The original poster (OP) explained that he organized a small backyard barbecue with family and friends to lift his wife's spirits and make up for her missed celebration.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Matthew Impelli

A couple is being backed online after they made an announcement at a familybarbecue, which was called "gross" by a relative. A 28-year-old man appealed for opinions as user RelationshipKey4436 on Reddit, describing a modest birthday celebration that had been delayed due to the death of his 24-year-old wife's grandmother. The original poster (OP) explained that he organized a small backyard barbecue with family and friends to lift his wife's spirits and make up for her missed celebration.

1 month ago | newsweek.com | Matthew Impelli

Frustration with Facebook is growing online after internal messages from Mark Zuckerberg surfaced in a federal antitrust case. The documents show the Meta CEO discussing how to prevent smaller social platforms from challenging Facebook's dominance-a strategy many critics say reflects a long-standing pattern of undermining rivals rather than competing with them.