If you’ve been scrolling on Instagram, you’ve probably seen a post with text claiming the user must repost a statement or Meta can steal their personal data.

A lone bull on the lam that was one of eight that escaped from a rodeo in a Massachusetts mall parking lot has been caught.

Sometimes you just need a good happy cry to get you threw your day, and this video of long lost brother dogs reuniting after 10 years will do just the trick.

A concertgoer threw their drink at rapper Cardi B during a show in Las Vegas, and she retaliated by throwing her microphone, according to multiple reports.

A heroic mother in Connecticut quickly jumped into action and saved her daughter from a raccoon attack on the front porch of their home, surveillance video of the incident shows.

Noodles, a senior pug who predicted on social media whether it would be a bones day or a no bones day, has died, according to his owner.

Joe Jones, 33, is also known as the “Texas Bushman.” He has more than 2.1 million followers on TikTok and his pranks have been liked by 27.6 million people. He’s also been seen on YouTube and other social media platforms.

Every once and a while something goes viral on the internet that you truly cannot stop thinking about, and for me, it’s this video of a little boy describing the joys of eating corn on the cob.

This will surely put a smile on your face today.

One Texas mother is trying to laugh off her decision to let her 5-year-old watch “Men In Black” because now the youngster thinks her mom is an alien.

Social media users shared a video showing a group of men dancing with guns that was edited to feature rapper Drake’s track “In My Feelings.”

A San Antonio woman’s letter to her bridesmaids went viral recently and her transparency has created a discussion surrounding the costs of being in a bridal party in the U.S.

Do you know any of the following dance trends? After a long past year and many months in quarantine, it’s probably safe to say that learning new dance moves hasn’t been on the top of anyone’s to-do list. Yet, with spring just around the corner and places starting to open back up, it’s time to freshen up that “Electric Slide” you always do and consult the place coming up with all the new trends: TikTok. Less than a minute each, these are the new dance trends that are sweeping the platform. With its fun tune and easy pace, dancing to Iko Iko with your best friend, as @myersmyers41 show us, is a crowd favorite on TikTok.

This Oct. 6, 2020 photo released by Ocean Spray shows Nathan Apodaca holding his skateboard while standing in the back of a truck with Ocean Spray products in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Ocean Spray, whose juice Apodaca is seen swigging in the video, gave him a new truck stocked with juice this week. Nathan Apodaca, also known as Doggface, signed a bottle of Ocean Spray cranberry juice for the museum during an event on Tuesday, the Post-Register reported. Tom Hayes, the CEO of Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc., says the bottle will now be on display and become the latest entry in the museum's archives. A second signed bottle of cranberry juice is scheduled to be auctioned off as a fundraiser for the museum’s programs, officials said.

SAN ANTONIO – If you’re an avid TikTok user, you may have heard of @MrHamilton. Earlier this week, @MrHamilton, or Casey Hamilton, posted TikTok videos of him visiting San Antonio. He’s seen stopping by the Alamo, dancing to “Suit and Tie” on the San Antonio Riverwalk and seeing the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile. Hamilton currently has 4.8 million followers and counting and 144.4 million likes on TikTok. To view more videos of Hamilton, visit his TikTok page here.

They were later arraigned and are free on a $50,000 personal bond, according to the Oakland County sheriff's office. The Wuestenbergs are next scheduled to appear in court for a probable cause hearing on July 14, the sheriff’s office said in a release. Then, as someone is behind the vehicle, Jillian Wuestenberg jumps out and points a handgun toward a person who's recording. The sheriff's office said the couple drove away and waited for deputies to arrive. Wuestenberg served in the Air Force from 1996 to 2009, according to a story in the student-run Oakland University newspaper that quoted him.