Last week, after almost driving off a California canyon road, this driver stumbled into traffic only to be hit by a passing tour bus. Talk about a rough day.

In a study conducted by Cambridge University, researchers found that spending money in ways that compliment your individual personality can actually be "as important to our well-being as finding the right job, the right neighbourhood or even the right friends and partners." 

So, cancel that blind date tonight and buy some wine for a solo Netflix night and let your introvert-flag fly!

After admitting to having sexual contact with three of her students, a Utah teacher insisted that she had "no evil or malicious intent," and that one particular boy's grades even improved under her teaching.

Ha! We're assuming she taught biology.

Road rage is one thing, but shooting a woman four times because she honked at you is straight out of Grand Theft Auto, and not in a cool way.

A Minneapolis woman was shot after honking at a Jeep who cut her off during rush hour traffic. She is in stable condition, luckily, but come on world, wtf?

This is just the worst. After a British man's husband DIED ON THEIR HONEYMOON in Australia, the Hong Kong airport authorities attempted to confiscate his dead husbands ashes, as the man was not "next of kin." In countries where same-sex marriage is not legal, the LGBTQ community often faces discrimination and hardship while traveling. 

In an attempt to understand what Cuban migrants experience, and, you know, for the adventure, this Florida mayor wants to sail to Cuba on a makeshift raft, despite the Coast Guard's attempt to discourage him.

The Coast Guard estimates the trip could cost $144,000 if they have to search for the mayor at sea. This guy was elected by our democratic system. Think about that.

A Delaware high-school student was accepted into five Ivy League schools after her personal essay detailed her enduring love for Costco. Yes, the wholesale warehouse where you can try endless samples and buy a cheap slice of pizza for one helluva good day.

If you haven't checked out the Rich Kids of Instagram, stop what you're doing right this second and revel in the absurdities of the children of the rich and famous, riding in their private jets with endangered cougars, etc. OK, now, take comfort in the fact that cybersecurity firms have been using these spoiled brats' Instagram accounts to investigate expenses and shady dealings done by their parents. There is some small, sweet justice in the world.