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Marines at Camp Lejeune can now get food delivered straight to their barracks with 'ChowCall'
Jacksonville is now home to its own start-up food delivery business.
ChowCall delivers food from restaurants to hungry customers much the same way as similar food delivery business such as Grubhub and DoorDash do, but with their own twist: they also take the food directly to Marines on base.
PSA: You can absolutely chop down a Christmas tree with a shotgun
Are you in search of a fresh Christmas tree but for some reason consider axes to be girly and ineffective when it comes to chopping it down? If these extremely specific circumstances apply to you, then fear not: you can absolutely blast your holiday decor free from the chains of Mother Earth.
NYPD K9 units help collect care packages for 'war dogs' serving overseas
The crime-fighting dogs of the NYPD offered a helping paw to their canine counterparts serving overseas this holiday season — collecting doggie supplies and treats for Yuletide care packages.
The NYPD's ESU K9 Unit helped gather about 30 boxes of medical supplies, toys, shampoos, nail clippers and thank-you letters from school children over the past several days as part of "Operation War Dogs." The nearly $6,000 in supplies will be shipped out to Afghanistan over the weekend.
A Delaware soldier needed to raise $3,000 to bring a friendly cat home from Afghanistan. In two days, he raised $8,000
In just two days, donations to get Sully the kitten home to Seaford have burst past the $3,000 goal for a single cat, reaching nearly $8,000 by early Wednesday. Nowzad, in Kabul, is Afghanistan's only animal rescue.
A portion of donations to Nowzad at this Fundrazr.com page are earmarked for Sully's care and transportation. Extra funds will help the clinic's operations and transportation for other military pet adoptees.
The Air Force photoshopped Shia LaBeouf's face onto a B-52 for some reason
A 9-year-old kid just challenged the President to go vegan for a month. The reward: $1 million donated to veterans
President Trump's penchant for making deals is legendary, and now a 9-year-old is playing him at his own game.
Evan, a boy who is passionate about animal rights and eats only vegan himself, has challenged the President to do the same for the month of January – in return for $1 million donated to veterans.
"President Trump: I'm Evan, president of Animal Hero Kids, and I'd like to make you an offer," he says in a video posted by a nonprofit, Million Dollar Vegan, the organization that would donate the money. "We will give $1 million to the veterans if you go vegan for January."