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Rare lobster saved from being dinner at Red Lobster: One in every 30 million Published  Rare lobster saved from being dinner at Red Lobster: ‘One in every 30 million’ This is one lucky lobster! FOX 5’s Bob Barnard has the latest on Freckles - the calico lobster that was rescued from being served as dinner! MANASSAS, Va. - This is one lucky lobster. The restaurant chain Red Lobster is known for having a big tank in the front of each of its locations full of lobsters. Typically, these an...

This is one lucky lobster.

Font Size: Police officers nationwide have quit in droves over the last year while law enforcement agencies have struggled to attract new recruits because of the increasingly “toxic” political environment, police groups said. “We are seeing a large number of officers leaving the force,” Fairfax County Police Association (FCPA) President Jeremy Hoffman told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “What’s just as disturbing as that is we’re having trouble recruiting.” More than 5,300 Ne...

‘The Talk’: Sharon Osbourne’s Daughter Defends Mother Through Powerful Cancel Culture Statement Kelly Osbourne stood for "counsel culture" to debunk "cancel culture" one month after Sharon Osbournes "The Talk" exit. Following the infamous events on "The Talk," Kelly stepped forward and defended her mother, who, she believes, suffered from the unfair event. In an interview with the TV show "Extra" (via Ace Showbiz), the 36-year-old TV personality firmly expressed her disapproval of cancel ...

COVID tester at Amazon facility in Virginia dies suddenly of unexplained causes Last month, Amazon worker Poushawn Brown, 38, from Alexandria, Virginia died in her sleep of causes that have not yet been fully explained. She had been assigned to work in the COVID testing department at her facility in September of last year. The day before her death, she arrived home from work with a headache, made breakfast the following morning, and had not been heard from since. Poushawn Brown with her daughte...

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. A service dog who went missing after a car crash on Interstate 95 in Virginia almost two weeks ago has been found safe. Andrew Breidenbach, a Richmond-area man with Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), said his dog Kilo "freaked out" and fled when he crashed on Dec. 13 and totaled his car. It happened in Occoquan near the Prince William Parkway, headed northbound on I-95. Occoquan is about 25 miles south of Washin...