In a recent sermon, Christian preacher Jason Graber declared that gay people were “AIDS dispensers” who should not be “able to breathe air.” The rant began with Graber discussing how former President Trump made “a bunch of mistakes.”

A man who cut off his own penis and threw it out his car window during a police chase claimed that voices on the radio told him his actions would save the world.

FKA twigs has claimed that ex-boyfriend Shia LaBeouf used to brag about shooting stray dogs because it helped him “get into character”. Part of an extensive interview with Elle magazine, the musician and actor born Tahliah Barnett described how, during her relationship with the Honey Boy actor, LaBeouf claimed to be method acting in preparation for an upcoming role in 2020's The Tax Collector.

The restrictions on movement in the Czech Republic after 9 p.m. have caused some people to be a little creative. One exception that allows people out of the house at night is walking a dog, but not everybody has one.

A dozen leaders of a California-based church lured homeless people into group homes and forced them to panhandle, according to an indictment.

The Energizer name figured prominently at Mobile World Congress this year, courtesy of a prototype Android smartphone that was about an inch thick, consisting mostly of a giant battery. The 18,000mAh Energizer Power Max P18K Pop was a preview of something Avenir Telecom, the company licensing the battery brand’s name for use on phones, wanted to mass-produce and bring to the market by this summer.

A Kentucky man claims his employer, the manager of a Hampton Inn in Hazard, punished him for not submitting to an exorcism and failing to fill out a form asking questions about his religious beliefs and sexual habits. In a religious discrimination lawsuit, Leslie County resident Jason Fields claims he was harassed shortly after being hired as a front desk employee in June 2016 when his manager, Sharon Lindon, found out he was getting divorced.

A Christian news website is outraged after a high schooler in Ohio was given a suspension for posting Bible verses around her school in the belief that they would “heal” some of her LGBTQ peers. According to Faithwire, Gabby Helsinger was suspended by Lebanon High School principal Scott Butler over the verses she shared in response to rainbow flags flown by her school’s Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) club.

A Tennessee homeowner’s association (HOA) just tried to fine a couple US$100 for the phallic shape their Honda Insight left in a snowy parking lot after they moved their car. The Honda’s owner, Kathryn, explains on reddit’s /f***HOA subreddit how their condo complex’s HOA stuck her and her husband with the fine almost a week after their development was hit by the wintry weather.

A California man convicted of sucking on a sleeping woman’s toes after breaking into her home claimed to be a Zeus-like god sent to Earth to seduce women. Richard Michael Parkhurst, 29, of Norwalk, was convicted of one felony burglary count, one count of peering into an inhabited building, and two counts of indecent exposure for a wild chain of events that unfolded after he exposed himself to a woman walking her dog in October 2017, according to court papers obtained by The Patch.

The man standing outside the front door is seen leaning into the camera, showing a stack of newspapers and rotating a lighter on top of the stack. Before he leaves the front porch, the man is seen coming back to the lick the doorbell a few more times. In January, a man was recorded in Salinas, California, licking the doorbell for three hours while looking into the camera.

Get Melania Trump on the horn: Someone’s been bullying Howard Schultz by calling him a “billionaire.” In an interview with CNBC last week, the former Starbucks CEO appeared to take personal offense to being described as a “billionaire.” He said that people should use the softer “people of wealth” or “people of means” to describe his class, which accounts for just 1 percent of the world’s population but controls more than half of its money.

If you’re living in Japan and modifying save data on Nintendo Switch, you’d probably want to stop whatever you’re doing right now. Japanese lawmakers have recently passed an amendment to the Unfair Competition Prevention Law. The amendment, in layman’s terms, has made the modification of video game save data illegal in Japan.

A doctor who tweeted that she would 'purposely give all the Jews the wrong meds' has been found to have been posting anti-Semitic messages on social media for years. Dr Lara Kollab, 27, a former resident at The Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio, wrote in now-deleted posts that she hoped 'Allah will kill the Jews' and referred to Jewish people as 'dogs'.

Greenville, South Carolina's Relentless Church pastor John Gray has received a mix of shaming and admiration after giving his wife a Lamborghini Urus for their eight-year anniversary, and people from all around are weighing in with their opinion. The pastor’s spending habits came under scrutiny when a video was posted on Instagram that captured the moment between him and his wife when the gifts were exchanged; he gave his wife the Urus and got a Rolex Explorer II watch in exchange.

You'll want to put down your breakfast before reading this - apparently kids in Indonesia are boiling up sanitary products and drinking the resulting fluid in an attempt to get high. I mean, that's completely different to the kid at school who insisted that if you ate a whole clove of nutmeg you'd get out of your tree.

Police are investigating reports that a US schoolgirl gave cookies containing her grandmother's ashes to classmates. She reportedly handed the baked goods to fellow students who were not aware of the contents. Authorities in California are said to have been alerted by students at the school, but the cookies have yet to be tested.

A man was shot Monday when one of his own booby traps went off while he was trying to feed squirrels at his Cleveland County home, according to the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office. The incident happened around 11:30 a.m. at a home on the 100 block of Blevins Drive. Investigators say a 68-year-old man opened his back door to feed the squirrels outside, and that’s when the booby trap went off.

First she blocked his entry to the St. Louis building, demanding proof that he lived there. Then she followed him. And then the police showed up.

A 32-year old Erie, Pennsylvania woman has been killed after an overdose on meth caused her to insert a gas pump nozzle into her anus and begin pumping gasoline. The woman, who is yet to be formally identified by authorities, is believed to have a record for multiple drug offences in Pennsylvania. Officials who are involved …