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Actress Mary Tyler Moore died this week at the age of 80. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump says that if the city of Chicago can’t deal with it’s crime problem, he will “send in the Feds.” Plus, the state of Michigan has decided to pass a ban on passing bans on plastic bags.
A New Hampshire woman was arrested for driving 90 mph during a snow storm, but at least she had a good reason. Meanwhile, one of Garry’s most cherished daily rituals could ultimately do him in. Plus, a man in Japan let 160,000 people into an amusement park for free after he was intimidated by a previous guest who yelled at him.
Garry thinks that based on the look on Donald Trump’s face on Inauguration Day, he might already be having some buyers remorse. Meanwhile, recent new stories seem to be verifying Garry’s belief that animals are ready to take on a bigger role in our society. Plus, a cherished educational tool has outlived it’s usefulness thanks to the digital age.
On the day Donald Trump is sworn in as the President of the United States, the most expensive house in the country is on the market for the low price of only $250 million. Meanwhile, tragedy has struck the family of Harambe. Plus, a new movie is generating a lot of outrage from animal lovers everywhere.
Apollo 17 Astronaut Gene Cernan, the last man to walk on the Moon died this week at the age of 82. Meanwhile, a Michigan man was saved by his dog, who kept him warm after the man injured his neck and was paralysed in the snow. Plus, a musical act that was going to perform at an event in the inauguration has had second thoughts.
Garry has noticed that antiquated technology that’s trying to make a comeback seems to congregate in the same place. Meanwhile, when Donald Trump is sworn in as President, he’ll have a brand new limousine to get him from Point A to Point B. Plus, just because the world wasn’t dealing with enough problems, there’s a new Super Bug in India.
A 30-something Seattle man has been banned from his local Starbucks for passing a note to the teenage barista asking her out. Meanwhile, a woman has been living in the airport in Singapore for over eight years. Plus, a new billboard campaign has a new way to convince people to quit smoking.
