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World Newsweek
If North Korea Attacks the U.S. With a Nuclear Bomb, Everyone and Everything Will Be Destroyed in the Target Area
The back-and-forth jabs between President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un has Americans wondering if they could survive a nuclear blast on U.S. soil. Google saw a spike in searches on “how to survive a nuclear attack” after Trump threatened “fire and fury like the world has never seen before” against North Korea in August.
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U.S. AOL.com
Harrowing viral footage shows 3-year-old riding a 20-foot python
Shocking footage that shows a little boy riding a 20-foot python in the streets of northern Vietnam is quickly making its way around the internet.
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Sports NBC Sports Boston
Boomer Esiason: Colin Kaepernick saga has been misrepresented; 'no way in the world' Packers should pay him
Appearing on Toucher & Rich Monday morning, Esiason stressed the lack of attention played to both Kaepernick's ability and his contract demands when noting why the 29-year-old remains out of the league.
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LifestyleCBS News
Grandma was in tears after discovering why the 5-year-old brought her piggy bank savings to school
Two weeks ago, a 5-year-old girl named Sunshine Oelfke of Ishpeming, Michigan, emptied out her piggy bank onto the living room floor and immediately started "counting." Her grandmother, Jackie Oelfke, thought she was playing as she carefully lined up stacks of nickels, pennies and dimes - but then she saw the girl stuff the coins and crinkled bills into a plastic bag and place it in the front pouch of her backpack. "That piqued my curiosity," Oelfke told CBS News. "Nobody messes with the piggy bank." After observing Sunshine at work a few minutes longer, Oelfke decided she needed to find out why the little girl decided to break into her savings. "What are you doing with that money?" Oelfke asked
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U.S. People
Fla. Man Allegedly Beat Girlfriend's Toddler - Then Pawned Her Belongings While She Was at the Hospital with Dying Son
Man Allegedly Kills Toddler, Pawns Victim's Mom's Valuables
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U.S.Esquire
9 States Will Require Passports for Domestic Flights Within the U.S.
Come January 22, 2018, residents of nine states will need a passport to board any flight, domestic or international, according to new TSA guidelines. It's always refreshing when air travel becomes more complicated. The nine states are Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Washington. Each of these states does not currently issue a state ID that lives up to federal ID minimum security requirements, according to the REAL ID Act of 2005. That means these states have about three months to make changes to their state IDs or drivers licenses so that they meet federal government standards. Otherwise, you'll need to apply for or renew a passport-or
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Lifestyle Yahoo StyleThis couple's wedding photos are the most beautiful things on the internet
Thad Nelson and Aren Muse were absolutely not expecting their wedding photos to become the hottest thing on Twitter last week, and their humble reaction to their sudden popularity is possibly even more attractive than their flowing locks.
Horoscopes
Oct 17, 2017
When you inform others that everything is wonderful today, you might actually be convinced youre telling the truth. However, your smile may be hiding anger that is lurking just below the threshold of ...
