Authorities in Arizona say a woman who was killed when a car crashed into her classroom had just switched seats so she could be closer to the teacher.

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A Thanksgiving spent away from the internet is NOT an excuse to miss out on Thought Catalog's holiday bounty—of love.

An anonymous Good Samaritan has been traveling around the US since at least September leaving thousands of dollars worth of tips wherever they go.

In the latest travails of The Most Interesting Pope In The World©, Francis I has revealed to an interviewer that he used to be a nightclub bouncer. Most awkward ladies' night ever.

Philip Weiss, the proprietor of Mondoweiss, knew legendary former New York Observer editor Peter Kaplan for four decades and worked with him, on and off, for 20 years. Kaplan died on Friday at 59. The following remembrance is republished with permission from Mondoweiss, which was originally founded with Kaplan's help as an Observer blog.

In the most violent conflict in Thailand since 2010, at least four people were killed and more than 100 were injured over the weekend as tens of thousands of pro-and anti-government protestors continued their weeks-long confrontation in the streets of Bangkok. On Tuesday, Yingluck Shinawatra, the country's prime minister, refused to resign despite receiving a vote of no confidence last week from the Thai Parliament.

It's in a largely uninhabited jungle region on the Atlantic, just over the border with Venezuela. When you hit "Manchester United Road," keep going straight about a mile.

It's been nearly three years since Rebecca Black first unleashed "Friday" on a thoroughly unprepared planet, but it feels like only yesterday that we collectively cringed with the power of a thousand suns.

The Kardashian family released their annual Yule card honoring the fearsome rebirth of the Great Horned hunter God Cernunnos last night, and all of the ladies looked cute and cool, and everyone who beheld the image fell over dead 13 hours later

Wealthy Jesus salesman Rick Warren cares only about helping people. Fat people, for example. How? By selling them rudimentary information in exchange for ca$$$h money.

Over the weekend, nearly everyone and their oversharing aunt got their fill of Bachelor producer Elan Gale's incredible tale of mile-high misogyny.

A not-so-secret Santa who claimed he was just trying to spread some holiday cheer after a "really tough year" was arrested on Black Friday for "making it snow" dollar bills on the heads of Mall of America shoppers.

Someone at the New York Times Style section should be fired for getting scooped on this "New hipsters fight old hipsters in Bushwick" story.

[Sri Lankan farmers walk through a street as a woman watches during a protest in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The farmers distributed leaflets and took to the streets wearing loincloths to create awareness about the issues faced by them and to protest against the government's failure to provide solutions to their long standing grievances. Photo by Eranga Jayawardena via AP]

Here is a video of New Day host Chris Cuomo interviewing New York Governor (and older sibling) Andrew Cuomo on Monday morning about Albany’s response to the Bronx train derailment that killed four people over the weekend.

In his long-shot quest for reelection, tea party Republican Gov. Rick Scott is ingratiating himself to Floridians the old-fashioned way: failing geography.

Last week, voters in SeaTac, Washington voted to raise the minimum wage for airport workers to $15 an hour. California recently approved a statewide minimum wage of $10. As low wage workers increasingly voice their frustration with their shitty lot in life, it's time to raise the minimum wage— everywhere.

The mugging may have taken place over three decades ago, but it's been weighing on Michael Goodman's conscience ever since.

The Air Force Academy's Honor Code states that its cadets "will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate among us anyone who does." But the service apparently suspended that code when it forced mostly minority students to spy on their classmates to catch suspected drug users and sex offenders—only to forget all about them after they've been used as informants.