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BIZARRE: Arkansas - What They Never Told You

Florida couple finds 3.36-carat diamond at a US state park where visitors can keep every gem they discover

A Florida couple struck gold, or rather diamond, unearthing a 3.36-carat gem at Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park. This unique park, the world's only public diamond-bearing site, allows visitors to keep their finds. Over 75,000 diamonds have been discovered since 1906, with hundreds found annually, making it a global…

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At this US park, visitors have found over 37,000 diamonds since 1972 and can keep every gem they discover

Most tourist attractions leave visitors with photographs and memories, but one state park in the United States gives them the chance to uncover a natural diamond and take it home. The latest success story came when Florida couple Scott and Jennifer Freitas discovered a 3.36-carat white diamond, now named the…

The Times of India

Medicaid Work Requirements Are Rolling Out Now — Here Is What Your State Has to Do Before Millions Lose Coverage

Medicaid work requirements from the One Big Beautiful Bill are taking effect in multiple states in 2026. Here is what it means for coverage, who is at risk, and what states must do.

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Arkansas Native Shares Vivid UFO and UAP Encounters, Strange 'Being' In Alien Costume That Made 'Gargling Sound'

An Arkansas resident recounts his extraordinary encounters with UFOs and humanoid beings resembling 'grey aliens', challenging his initial scepticism about extraterrestrial phenomena.

International Business Times UK

10 museums to visit for America’s 250th anniversary

From Arkansas to Washington DC, museums across the US are grappling with what it means to celebrate the country

The Guardian - US

Arkansas mom finds brown recluse spiders in and around her house. But even after a horrible bite, she has no intentions to move

She says that the house may have some spiders, but it is home.

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Joseph Duggar, Charged With Molesting a 9-Year-Old Girl, Denied Unsupervised Time with His Own Kids

Joseph Duggar, facing child molestation charges, has been denied unsupervised visits with his children by a Florida judge. The case continues with supervised visits allowed.

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Pennsylvania Woman Dated a Man For a Year. Someone Spotted Him at HomeGoods with Another Girl. He Married Her Best Friend: ‘They Deserve Each Other’

Not all stories end with a happily ever after. Natalie (@hottgirlseatpickles) thought everything was going as it should with her boyfriend, who she’s been dating for a year. She moved to Arkansas with him and even had a dog with him. But then, a sorority sister spotted him going out…

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Family Sues Delta Air Lines for $2.35M After Accusing Father of Trafficking Scared Daughter During Flight

An Arkansas woman sues Delta Air Lines for $2.35 million, alleging a flight attendant falsely accused her father of human trafficking, leading to a traumatic investigation without charges.

International Business Times UK

Fire breaks out in Arkansas TV studio. The meteorologist keeps broadcasting as 2 tornado fronts threaten the area

No one was injured.

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Why Solo Road Trips Are Riskier for Women in These 5 States

Solo road trips can be one of the most rewarding ways to explore the United States. The freedom to set your own schedule, discover hidden gems, and travel at your own pace appeals to more women than ever before. However, safety remains a major consideration, especially when driving alone through…

Budget and the Bees

PepsiCo Is Now Moving Soda And Snacks Using Driverless Box Trucks

Gatik’s autonomous Isuzu trucks are already ferrying cargo for PepsiCo in Texas, Arizona, and Arkansas.

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4-Month-Old Infant Sent Flying From Flipped Car in 100-MPH Arkansas Chase, Police Video Reveals

A high-speed police chase in Arkansas ended with a baby being ejected from a flipped vehicle. The incident has sparked discussions on child safety and police pursuit policies.

International Business Times UK

Indiana man alarmed by $1m pending bank charge after booking an $80 hotel room in Arkansas

The hotel helped address the issue.

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Arkansas Sheriff candidate admitted to chasing a man down and shooting him because he ‘had no choice,’ but a Judge just dropped the murder charge

“I’m the father who acted to protect his daughter when the system failed.”

The Guardian - US

Arkansas sheriff’s candidate focused on ‘family’ after dismissal of murder charge

Aaron Spencer never denied fatally shooting Michael Fosler, 67, the sexual abuser of his daughter, aged 13

The Guardian - US

Murder charge dismissed against Arkansas man who said he shot daughter’s alleged sexual abuser

Aaron Spencer had been charged with murdering Michael Fosler, 67, who was in vehicle with Spencer’s daughter, 13

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She was denied care during miscarriage

Even appeals to the governor of Arkansas couldn't get care for Emily Waldorf

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States With the Lowest Property Tax Bills Ranked by Affordability

Searching for an affordable home in 2026? Here's what it costs to live in these ten 'affordable' states.

The Times of India

Alice Walton’s $1 billion art vision brought American masterpieces beyond elite museum cities

Alice Walton revolutionised art philanthropy by establishing Crystal Bridges in Arkansas, bringing world-class art to everyday Americans. Her initiative, Art Bridges, now partners with over 300 institutions nationwide, subsidising loans of masterpieces to regional museums. This ensures art's accessibility, transforming cultural engagement beyond traditional coastal hubs and fostering local programming.

The Independent UK

Lawsuit claims Arkansas group rejected woman's land purchase due to Jewish ancestry, Black husband

A real estate broker says in a lawsuit that an organization denied her the opportunity to purchase land in an Arkansas development because of her Jewish ancestry, and because she has a Black husband and biracial children

The Independent UK

Arkansas housing development for white and straight families only is sued for discrimination

Michelle Walker’s lawsuit says the Return to the Land group violated ‘long-standing federal and state fair housing laws’

The Independent UK

Arkansas man arrested after making threats to carry out mass shooting if hantavirus lockdown was introduced

The tipster alleged that the suspect threatened to carry out a mass shooting at a Walmart store

MarketBeat

Standard Lithium Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Standard Lithium (NYSEAMERICAN:SLI) executives said the company remains on track to reach a final investment decision and begin construction in 2026 at its Southwest Arkansas lithium project, while reporting continued progress on permitting, offtake agreements, project financing and engineering work

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‘I have 40 million followers’: Arkansas mukbang influencers invoked their follower count at a steakhouse. It still landed one of them in handcuffs

That flex didn’t work.

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