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Scientists recently found a cave known as the “gate to hell” in ancient Greco-Roman mythology. At least three other places in the world are known by similar names—the burning gaseous pit in Turkemenistan, the 2010 Guatemala sinkhole of historic proportions, and a historically treacherous pass between Nepal and Tibet.

April Fools pranks: The most popular websites are pulling pranks on their users this April 1—from an announced $5 monthly charge for using vowels on Twitter, to olfactory searching through Google, to YouTube shutting down for the next 10 years, and more.

North Korea state of war: On Friday, North Korea said it would be in a “state of war” against South Korea.

Filmmaker killed: John Charles Upton, a filmmaker who is well known for helping children in Romanian orphanages, was shot and killed over a dispute over how to trim shrubs outside his home.

Man tattoos pit bull: Earlier this week, a North Carolina tattoo artist put a tattoo on his pit bull, drawing the attention of local authorities.

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UPS illegal drug deliveries: On Friday, UPS agreed to pay $40 million over illegal drug deliveries from online pharmacies.

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