Here are this month’s crazy headlines.
1-5 Crazy Headlines
1. Scientists rename human genes to stop Microsoft Excel from misreading them as dates. – Source
2. Tampons and pads are no longer banned at Texas bar exams. – Source
3. COVID 19 coronavirus: US Government issues New Zealand travel warning due to its ’23 active cases’. – Source
4. Americans go home: Canadians track U.S. boaters sneaking across the border. – Source
5. Braves organist pokes fun at Reese McGuire’s masturbation case by playing ‘Beat It’ during at-bat. – Source
6-10 Crazy Headlines
6. Australia just invented Shazam for spiders. – Source
7. New Orleans musician offers kids trumpets in exchange for their guns. – Source
8. John Boyne accidentally includes Zelda video game monsters in the novel. – Source
9. Drugs plane bound for Australia was so packed with cocaine it was too heavy to take off, police say. – Source
10. ‘Kindergarten Cop’ screening canceled in Oregon, accused of glorifying police traumatizing children. – Source
11-15 Crazy Headlines
11. Pubs ‘may need to shut’ to allow schools to reopen. – Source
12. Don’t push your slower friends down in an attempt to save yourself from a bear, advises National Parks Service. – Source
13. Sensitive to claims of bias, Facebook relaxed misinformation rules for conservative pages. – Source
14. Louisiana supreme court won’t review life sentence for man who stole Hedge Clippers. – Source
15. Elliott Abrams, convicted of lying about Iran-Contra, named special representative for Iran. – Source
