When Maurice Rucker asked a Home Depot customer to leash his dog in the store, Rucker says the man cursed at him and told him he was "from the ghetto." Rucker took exception with how he was being treated and was fired days later for not following company protocol when dealing with irate customers. After public outrage over Rucker's firing, Home Depot has since offered Rucker his job back.

A CVS pharmacist in Arizona was fired after a woman says the pharmacist refused to provide the doctor-prescribed medication for her hormone therapy. Arizona is one of a handful of states in which pharmacists can deny medication based on "moral or ethical" grounds. CVS has apologized for the employee's actions.

Collingwood's Scott Pendlebury was on the attack when he bounced the ball in their Australian Football League game. He accidentally hit a pigeon with the ball as he did so. The pigeon was later shown to be unharmed.

To celebrate the genre-defining film's 30th anniversary, @Richmond_Lee dove into Akira's detail by examining finished scenes next to their preliminary pencil-test counterparts.

As a tradition, members of the graduating class of Brusly High in Louisiana get to paint their parking spaces in a style of their choosing. The finished product turns regular asphalt into a kaleidoscope of color and creativity.

Ohio State says over 100 former students shared accounts of sexual misconduct by Richard Strauss, the now-dead team doctor currently under investigation by the university. Current GOP Congressman Jim Jordan, who was an assistant coach at OSU during some of Strauss' tenure, denies knowledge of the alleged abuse.

In a proactive attempt to raise money for school clothes, Jaequan Faulkner started selling hot dogs and snacks outside his home. When police were called after someone complained about the 13-year-old running a business without a license, they worked with the Minneapolis Health Department to get Faulkner a permit so he could keep running his business.

Netflix's dark comedy starring Debby Ryan is about a teenager nicknamed "Fatty Patty" who loses weight and seeks revenge on the people who bullied her.

During the show's Comic-Con panel, Andrew Lincoln said that the upcoming season of The Walking Dead will be his last. Lincoln has played Rick Grimes since the show premiered in 2010.

Shane Dawson celebrates his 30th birthday, Taylor Nicole Dean gets new ink and Casey Neistat teases a new collaboration.

First reported by TMZ, Special Counsel Robert Mueller subpoenaed Kristin Davis, whose role as the 'Manhattan Madam' led to the resignation of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer. Davis confirmed to NBC that she accepted the subpoena after receiving a phone call from Mueller's team.

Reporter Richard Bilton investigated new allegations against POTUS of pursuing girls in their teens during the 80s and 90s. The documentary will air in the United States and Canada for the first time on Saturday, July 21 and Sunday, July 22nd.

Disney confirmed that it fired the director of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy franchise after an online outcry over past Tweets, which appeared to make light of pedophilia and rape. Gunn addressed his comments, saying that he had developed as a person.

A self-described militia group canceled a planned protest outside the Democratic congresswoman's LA office after counter-protesters showed up. Waters has become a frequent target of criticism by President Trump. According to The Associated Press, the assembled residents who came to stand outside Waters' office set fire to an American flag.

Following some speculation that he might not report with the Raptors, the team posted a photo of the superstar with General Manager Masai Ujiri. He even appears to crack a smile.

Masai Ujiri held his first press conference since the blockbuster between Toronto and San Antonio earlier this week. Ujiri cited "a gap of miscommunication" after DeRozan pointed out that he was told he would not be traded.

Authorities are investigating the tragic death of 17 people after a duck tour boat capsized in Missouri's Table Rock Lake on Thursday. According to reports, a severe thunderstorm warning had been issued prior to the accident. In a statement, the tour boat operator's parent company, Ride the Ducks, said it was "deeply saddened" and pledged to cooperate with authorities.