This is True Story of the Week

The Story of the Week from the 1,374th ThisIsTrue.com newsletter. My favorite part: the cop asking, "Where do you think I was going?"!

This is True's Story of the Week. The question is, who is dumber: the driver, or the Orlando Sentinel and their "unclear" statement? (I know MY vote!)

SURE you know there’s the infamous “Florida Man”! But did you know there’s also a crazy “Florida Vehicle” too?! The story behind the story at the link.

This is True's Story of the Week. The question is, who is dumber: the driver, or the Orlando Sentinel and their "unclear" statement? (I know MY vote!)

I Hadn’t Even Geared Up to write (or edit the stories from the guys) when I got an email from Premium reader Mike in New Hampshire: “OK, this is just a perfect example of results that can happen when you just vote the party line without thinking,” he said, and included a link to an ... Continue Reading

The Story of the Week from this week's ThisIsTrue.com newsletter. Sometimes the tagline just write themselves. This time, that's literal: it really is a quote from the sheriff!

1) Yes, that really is the guy's name. 2) Yes, a century ago the slogan for Juicy Fruit really was "The gum with the fascinating artificial flavor"!

Hang on tight: there's still 120 days to go in this year. ThisIsTrue.com's Story of the Week.

It's not a game. Try to play it, and it'll play you. ThisIsTrue.com's Story of the Week.

Bad cops deserve the bad rap. And GOOD cops deserve recognition too, as in this week's ThisIsTrue.com Story of the Week. Good going, Peoria P.D.!

The This is True Story of the Week. Odd how something "fake" produces so many illnesses, deaths, and guilt. This is True is about THINKING: it's "Thought-Provoking Entertainment" -- basic subscriptions free since 1994.

ThisIsTrue.com's Story of the Week: a lady should have the right to defend herself from attack. Who disagrees? #SelfDefense #SocialDistancing

St. Paul’s issued an apology on their Facebook page to Marshall-Brown, but have since removed their Facebook page entirely. The LA Times reporter got emails claiming she was reporting racism that wasn’t there, but church spokesman Santiago Botero confirmed her reporting was truthful, that church volunteers had been “violent and racist,” and their conduct was “utterly unacceptable.”

ThisIsTrue.com Story of the Week: Not every corporation is run by a robot.

Two recent This is True stories demonstrate the "Streisand effect," and this page brings those two stories together (plus a third from 5 years ago), and then leads to more commentary on the "effect."

Parental rights should supersede grandparental rights anyway, but sometimes it takes a court....