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U.S. Detroit Free Press
Wolfdog, direwolf or dogman? Mysterious wolf-like creature shot in Montana
Was it a wolf, some type of hybrid, or a creature that hasn't been seen in Montana since the Ice Age? On May 16 a lone wolf-like animal was shot and killed on a ranch outside Denton, Mont. With long grayish fur, a large head and an extended snout, the animal shared many of the same characteristics as a wolf; but its ears were too large, it's legs and body too short, its fur uncharacteristic of that common to a wolf. So what was it? At this point, no one is 100 percent sure. "We have no idea what this was until we get a DNA report back," said Bruce Auchly, information manager for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. "It was near a rancher's place, it was shot, and our game wardens went to investigate.
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Celebrity PopSugar
Holy Crap, This Woman Gave Birth in the ER Hallway and Her Photographer Caught It All!
Jes felt that her pregnancy with her sixth baby, the family's first boy, was unpredictable from the beginning - and her instincts were spot-on! Although she began experiencing contractions on July 19, 2017, they didn't progress much, so she labored at home, enduring contractions until they got more frequent and painful, in the early morning hours of July 24, when her water broke. Feeling panicked that she wouldn't make it to the hospital on time for Max's birth, Jes got into the car barefoot with her husband Travis, and texted her birth photographer, Tammy Karin. After laboring intensely in the passenger seat, Jes and Travis finally made it to the local hospital, where they ran into Tammy.
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Entertainment AOL.com
Meghan Markle proves she's a 'keeper' with simple gesture on wedding day
We already knew that Prince Harry is one lucky guy, but Meghan Markle just
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World Newsweek
U.S. Attacks That Killed 'Hundreds' of Russians and Syrians Detailed in New Report
New details have emerged regarding clashes between a U.S.-led coalition and an alliance of Syrian and Russian forces fighting on behalf of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in a new, dramatic report. Citing interviews and documents obtained by the newspaper, The New York Times revealed how a four-hour firefight erupted February 7 in eastern Syria, leaving hundreds of pro-Syrian government fighters-including Russians-dead. Syria has blamed the U.S. for the bloodshed, which the U.S. argues was in self-defense.
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Lifestyle PopSugar
Removing These 31 Things From Your Life Will Make You Happier and More Successful
It's time to come clean. If you want to become a happier person , you don't need to add things to your life - you need to get rid of them . It's time to remove these worries or problems so that you can move in the right direction. Take this list to heart and look forward to a flourishing life. Related: One a Day: Throw These 116 Things Away The 1 Thing Happy People Do Every Day
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Entertainment The Cheat Sheet
‘Roseanne’: Why Whitney Cummings Shockingly Left the Show Ahead of Season 2
Showing that Roseanne and Jackie hadn’t spoken since the results of the election only to make up made people want to see how it would all play out. Despite the revival starting off strong, it is losing a showrunner and the writers’ room is also changing. Here are seven things to know, including what the departing showrunner will be working on instead (page 5) and how the show is changing its focus in its second season (page 7).
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Celebrity Yahoo View
Gwyneth Paltrow Says She Won't Have a Prenup or Kids With Fiance Brad Falchuk
The actress got candid on why she's remarrying, whether she'll have more kids and her ex, Brad Pitt, coming to her defense, during Howard Stern's Sirius XM show on Wednesday.
