A "suspicious incident" at the Republican National Committee offices in West Palm Beach, Florida, last week that prompted employees to evacuate appears to be no more than a prank, officials say.

A split image: on the left, a close-up of a man's face; on the right, a hand holding a can of bed bug and flea killer near bananas. An Arizona man who sprayed a bug killer on produce as a social media ...

<p><br><P> Perhaps if Jiminy Cricket were real, he could have advised a high school student that it was a bad idea to let loose a bunch of crickets in the halls of his high school.<P> When Jinhan N.

With a few weeks until high school graduates toss their caps, some are tossing trash along every inch of their school’s halls — or tossing their futures out the window. Senior pranks, officials say, ...

When all you care about is going viral, sometimes you can wind up in jail. That’s what happened to 27-year-old wannabe influencer Charles Smith, aka “WolfieParty.” On Dec. 19, Smith posted a video of ...

A man who filmed himself spraying bug killer on Walmart produce has been sentenced to a year in prison. Charles Smith pleaded guilty in April to adding poison to food. He also pleaded guilty to ...

April Fools’ Day is the one day a year when mild psychological warfare is socially acceptable. No elaborate setups, no permanent damage—just harmless pranks that will leave your friends questioning ...