Joe Yates
Joe is a journalist for UNILAD, who particularly enjoys writing about crime. He has worked in journalism for five years, and has covered everything from murder trials to celeb news.
The richest people on the planet shared the room in the US Capitol during Trump's inauguration
An air traffic controller died making sure the Batik Airways plane flew to safety
Ever wondered what the worst natural pain is?
He requested huge orders from Pizza Hut and McDonald's before his execution
Depending on where you are on Earth, a crescent moon may look completely different elsewhere - as well as how it appears as a full moon
Almost 30 years ago, Zach Strenkert appeared on the show as his parents bid to find out why their son looked so different to other babies
Having lost everything to the LA wildfires, Spencer Pratt is starting over and is talking openly about doing so
During President-elect Donald Trump's final 'MAGA' rally before he is sworn in, he spoke about vote counting computers in Pennsylvania
The playwright, composer and theater director passed away on Saturday following a battle with cancer
Steve Jobs introduced the blanket on-device time but it isn't really necessary anymore - though Apple have chosen to stick by it
Julie McFadden spoke candidly about her job
She was only caught because her movements arose suspicions
"The fact they all believed this guy was going to give them 9 million dollars shows their absolute stupidity," wrote one person on YouTube
If you've ever experienced rejection seemingly out of nowhere from a person you're attracted to, there may be a reason - or five
The man worried afterwards if he had made the right call
Terrill Lehman and Charles Webster were reported missing in December 2014
US Supreme Court has voted in favor of upholding the TikTok ban which President Joe Biden signed in April last year
American Danielle Collins came out on top despite being jeered by a rowdy crowd all supporting Australian Destanee Aiava
Thinking of ways you can cheat the system amid the impending TikTok ban? You might want to think again
The incoming First Lady discussed the difference between moving into the White House the first and second time around