A “Ride the Ducks” land-water tour vehicle—usually known for careening around major cities in a zany manner while tour groups blow duck whistles at pedestrians—met with disaster when it collided with a charter tour bus around 11 a.m. Thursday on Seattle’s Aurora Bridge. There were 50 injuries—12 of them critical—and four fatalities.

At around 5 p.m., a ride at Ohio’s Cedar Point amusement park struck and killed a guest who had entered “a restricted, fenced area” to look for a lost cellphone, a park spokesperson said on Thursday.

The AP reports that two people died and 15 were injured on Monday after severe weather caused a circus tent to collapse in Lancaster, New Hampshire. Yesterday, storm winds caused a tent to collapse at a festival in suburban Chicago, killing one and injuring more than a dozen others.

Eight children were hurt, at least three of them critically, when a tree fell on a group of kids outside a summer day camp in Pasadena, the Associated Press reports.

Our nation’s scaredy-cats had their childhood fears validated this weekend when a kids’ ride at a Kentucky amusement park toppled over, injuring at least 12 and trapping several riders, the Associated Press reports.

An Ohio creep who witnessed two teenagers get into a spectacular car wreck broke into the crashed vehicle to shoot graphic video to sell to local news outlets, all while ignoring the injured victims—one of whom later died.

New video of the deadly February three-car accident involving Caitlyn Jenner appears to show Jenner crashing into both vehicles, sending the female driver of a white Lexus sedan head-on into oncoming traffic, where she was struck and killed.

A Maine man was killed instantly on Saturday when he ignited a fireworks mortar he had placed on his head, WCHS reports, an incident the victim’s brother described as “a freak accident.”

At least 24 people, ranging in age from 5 to 94, were injured in North Carolina on Saturday after a deck collapsed under a family posing for a group photo, dropping them 10 feet to the ground, WNCT reports.

Did you ever wonder if you could jump all the way across the subway tracks?

According to the AP, only seven people have been rescued from a large passenger ship that capsized in China’s Yangtze River last night.

Vox published something worth reading today, but it was apparently unintentional and the post has since been deleted. So close!

A construction crane in Midtown Manhattan dropped a colossal air conditioning unit onto Madison Avenue on Sunday, shearing the side of an office building and injuring 10 people, The Wall Street Journal reports.

A 47-year-old sport fisherman died in Hawaii on Friday after being impaled by a swordfish he had shot with a speargun, CNN reports.

A student due to graduate from the University of Notre Dame on Sunday died early this morning after falling off the roof of a sports arena, NBC News reports.

Two 18-month-old twin brothers drowned in Arizona on Friday in a strange and tragic accident that began with an attacking bee, The Washington Post reports.

A teen girl in Yavapai County, Arizona was driving her friends home from a day of activities when she took a turn too fast, toppling off a cliff one hundred feet below, and getting trapped beneath her car. She was trapped for four hours but somehow, miraculously, survived with only minor injuries.

Commander-in-"Whoops!" Barack Obama nearly tumbled down a whole god damn set of airplane stairs today after seemingly failing to master a skill that even toddlers have grasped—putting one foot in front of the other.

Standing on things can be fun! For millennia, people have been standing up high for pleasure and amusement. But standing on things can also be a mistake if those things weren't meant to be stood on, like the disappearing garage seen below:

Khloe Kardashian was driving Kim Kardashian, North West, and Kylie Jenner through Bozeman, Montana Saturday morning when she skidded on ice, crossed into oncoming traffic, and landed in a ditch, TMZ reports. Why were they in Montana? Doesn't matter, they're fine.