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U.S. HuffPost
Militarized Cops At Tiny Georgia Neo-Nazi Rally Arrest Counterprotesters For Wearing Masks
NEWNAN, Ga. -- A heavily militarized police force of some 400 officers
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U.S. Yahoo Lifestyle
Melania Trump, Michelle Obama, Jenna Bush Hager, and more don black at Barbara Bush memorial
First ladies Melania Trump, Michelle Obama, and Hillary Clinton sat together to mourn the death of Barbara Bush.
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U.S. ABC News
Actress arrested in sex trafficking in 'guru to stars' case
A television actress best known for playing a young Superman's close friend was charged with sex trafficking, after federal prosecutors said she worked as a slave "master," recruiting unsuspecting women to a cult-like group led by a man who sold himself as a self-improvement guru. Allison Mack was accused in an indictment unsealed Friday in federal court in Brooklyn. She was scheduled to appear in court later in the day. Mack, 35, starred in The CW network's "Smallville," ending in 2015, but has played only minor roles since then. Prosecutors said she helped recruit women for leader Keith Raniere and his cult-like organization called NXIVM. She told the women they were joining what was purported
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Politics Yahoo View
Did the GOP Memo leak actually hurt Trump instead of help?
Republicans immediately leaked James Comey’s notes after they received them but the focus quickly turned to the memo’s representation of the President’s behavior and obsessions instead of James Comey’s credibility.
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Politics HuffPost
Trump Lied He Was 'Ladies Man' At All-Male School, Biographer Says
A biographer of Donald Trump says the president's habit of lying can be traced
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U.S. Yahoo ViewThe Father Of US Birthright Citizenship Is Nearly Forgotten
Wong Kim Ark paved the way for birthright citizenship in the U.S., regardless of the status of one's parents. But few have ever heard of him.
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World Good Morning America
4 Palestinians killed, including teen boy and disabled man, by Israeli snipers in Gaza
Four Palestinians, including a teenage boy and a disabled man, were killed Friday as Israeli soldiers opened fire across a fence dividing Israel and the blockaded Gaza Strip, officials said. According to the Gaza Health Ministry, gunfire from Israeli troops killed 15-year-old Mohammad Ayoub, 25-year-old Ahmed Nabil Aqel, who was disabled, 23-year-old Ahmad Rashad Al Athamna and 32-year-old Saddy Abu Taha. Friday marked the fourth straight week of demonstrations of what Palestinian organizers are calling the "Great March of Return," which began March 30 and is slated to continue through May 15.
