Newspaper Headlines That’ll Leave You Either Laughing Or Confused

Sometimes, headlines don’t come off the way that the writers want them to. Other times, the situation is so ridiculous that the only option the writer has is to make a ridiculous headline. And then, there are times where the writer is tired and doesn’t proofread the headline and… Well, ends up in an article like this!

Did He Now?

This may be a stretch, but I think that the murderer probably ruined his reputation by murdering someone… Who Knows, though.

The More You Know

The fastest gust of wind ever recorded on Earth was 253 miles per hour.
Tic Tac mints are named after the sound their container makes.
Jellyfish can sting even when they're dead.
In 1966 and 1967, soldiers testing Agent Orange in Canada were told the chemical was completely safe and sprayed it on each other to cool off.

Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.