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U.S. The Independent
Female teacher arrested for allegedly having sex with student in car
A female substitute teacher has been arrested and charged with alleged sexual contact with a 17-year-old student in Missouri. Loryn Barclay, 24, has been charged with purportedly having sex with the student in his car and at his home on numerous occasions between November 2016 and January 2017. A local police officer who also serves at the school, Jay Jastal, was tipped off about the possible relationship.
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U.S. People
Judy Malinowski, Set on Fire by Ex-Boyfriend Nearly 2 Years Ago, Dies
Judy Malinowski, Set on Fire by Ex-Boyfriend Nearly 2 Years Ago, Dies
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Entertainment Superfan TVDeckhand Crushed by 800-Pound Crab Pot on ‘Deadliest Catch’
On “Deadliest Catch,” Wizard deckhand Roger Schlosstein had a particularly rough day. While fishing in an Arctic storm, Schlosstein found himself dealing with more than one freak accident.
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U.S. HuffPost
Off-Duty Officer Chokes Black Teen For Being On His Lawn
Police officers in the Village of Lansing, Illinois, are investigating an incident involving an off-duty police officer who was filmed holding a black teenager to the ground and threatening his life for being on the officer’s lawn.
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U.S. New York Post
Discovery of crash victim’s body hours after wreck shocks cops
The discovery of a car crash victim’s body shocked authorities who responded the night before to a call for what they mistakenly believed was a single-car accident. Nine hours after the crash, a passerby found the body of 22-year-old Amber Prowant pinned under her car in Oceana County, Michigan. Prowant’s Jeep was discovered Friday morning in the woods a “significant distance” from the scene of the accident, according to Michigan Live. Authorities initially received a call around 11 p.m. Thursday about a car wreck. Police, an ambulance and other first-responders headed to the scene and found a car overturned in a ditch. The 30-year-old driver had suffered minor injuries and was transported to
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LifestyleChicago Tribune
Family gatherings don't tempt one sibling
Dear Amy: I am the youngest of a pretty big family. My siblings and I are all in our 50s and 60s now. We have never been particularly close. Once I moved 1,000 miles away, I was no longer invited back home, even for holidays. When my father died more than a decade ago, we all got together at our old vacation spot and held a memorial. When my mother died, most of us went back to the same place for another memorial. Neither of these gatherings were all good or all bad. Some petty family stuff came up. Some very nice moments occurred. This year the oldest of my siblings died. I drove out to his house to take care of things, even though we were the least close of the siblings. His kids want the family
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Style Yahoo Beauty14 Melt-Proof Makeup Products to Wear This Summer
Hot and humid weather can really put your makeup to the test - and the results often aren’t pretty, from raccoon eyes to eye shadow that forms creases on your lids. But if you’re not willing to part with foundation or mascara just because the weather is heating up, there’s some good news: You don’t have to. The key is to look for - and avoid - certain ingredients and types of beauty product so you can create a look that lasts. “Wax-based makeup and liners tend to melt quicker in hot weather, so look for gels or lighter liquid-based ingredients instead,” Rachel Nazarian, a dermatologist with Schweiger Dermatology Group in New York City, tells Yahoo Beauty. “With blush or eye shadow, avoid those that are powder-based, which will absorb sweat and turn goopy. Instead, look for those in cream or gel form, which are less likely to mix with your sweat.” Also, matte formulas that fight shine should become your best friend this season. “Opt for oil-free, matte formulas in the summertime,” celebrity makeup artist Mally Roncal tells Yahoo Beauty . “Waterproof formulas are also great during the hotter months. You want to keep your skin hydrated, so look for hydrating ingredients such as hyaluronic acid.” And using a primer before applying foundation and eye shadow, which keeps makeup in place, is clutch when the temperatures climb, notes makeup artist Fiona Stiles . For lips , cosmetic chemist Ni’Kita Wilson tells Yahoo Beauty that it’s best to look for lipstick that contains polyethylene. “They have a better shot of staying intact without being too hard,” she says. “But the reality is that lipsticks can only withstand so much heat before they melt, so please don’t expect that they will withstand being left in a hot car!” Wilson adds: “You want to stay cool and so does your makeup! Leave it out of direct sunlight, opt to keep them in an air conditioned room and don’t leave it in the bathroom.” From water-based foundations to lip color that lasts, here are 14 beauty products that can stand up to summer - no sweat. Read more from Yahoo Beauty + Style: Follow us on Instagram , Facebook , and Pinterest for nonstop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyle and @YahooBeauty . Read more from Yahoo Beauty + Style: Follow us on Instagram , Facebook , and Pinterest for nonstop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyle and @YahooBeauty .
