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U.S. Yahoo Lifestyle
Teen's racist promposal goes viral: 'If I was black I'd be picking cotton'
The recipient of the promposal reportedly answered affirmatively with two heart-eye emojis.
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Celebrity People
Paris Jackson Claps Back at Family Members Claiming She's Out of Control
Paris Jackson Claps Back at Reports She's Out of Control
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U.S. Good Morning America
Boy, 5, says teachers taped his mouth shut, threw away his lunch
A Michigan substitute teacher has been fired after a preschool student claimed the teacher taped his mouth shut and threw away his lunch. The substitute was “immediately released from employment” with the Crestwood School District in southern Michigan after a witness told school officials that they saw the assistant place scotch tape on 5-year-old Abdul Dannaoui’s mouth in March, the school district's superintendent said in a statement Wednesday. Abdul said the March 26 incident happened in front of his classmates at lunchtime, claiming two teachers had prevented him from eating by taping his mouth shut as many as 10 times, his mother, Hoda Dannaoui, told ABC affiliate WXYZ on Monday.Abdul, who attends the preschool program at Highview Elementary School in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, also claimed the teachers threw his lunch in the trash and laughed about it.
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Politics Mashable
Scientific study on Trump voters confirms what people of color have been saying all along
The Trump voter is often portrayed in media and pop culture as a working-class white person, down on their luck and desperate for change. These voters were - and remain - willing to look past Trump's erratic and unorthodox behavior and "politically incorrect" commentary if his presidency brings better jobs. These voters, the narrative goes, are in pursuit of a noble life, even if the man they chose to be commander-in-chief is neither generous or honorable. But a new study, published Monday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, argues that a segment of these voters was motivated partly by a far less righteous cause: to protect their own dominant status in American culture and politics.
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Sports USA Today
Michigan high school golfer attacked by goose, photos go viral
Sometimes, you go out golfing ready to tee off. Other times, you get attacked by a goose. Isaac Couling of Concord High School fell into the latter category Saturday while playing in the Madison Tournament at Wolf Creek Golf Course in Adrian. His group was walking down the fairway on hole No. 7 when they strolled by a goose nest to the left. Turns out, the guard goose wasn't having any of it. And Devon Pitts of Blissfield was in the right place at the right time to catch the moment Couling was attacked. The photos, shared by the Blissfield Athletics' Twitter account, got the attention of The PGA of America, which shared in a post: "Though geese can be beautiful when watching them fly in flocks,
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Lifestyle Country Living
20 Best Mother's Day Gifts from Daughters
Spoil Mom with the best. From Country Living
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U.S. Miami HeraldHe said he was sleeping in his girlfriend's van. Then a deputy looked inside.
The silver Honda Odyssey was parked early Sunday in an area of Vero Beach that had recently seen a rash of robberies. So a deputy from the Indian River County Sheriff's Office on routine patrol approached the van with Pennsylvania plates to investigate. According to a police report, the deputy made contact with the driver, who later identified himself as Lester Wagner by producing a South African passport. His ID showed an address listed in Sebastian. Something didn't seem right with the suspect. "I immediately noticed that Wagner was sweating profusely, looking around rapidly, digging into his pockets and speaking quickly, which was an indicator to me that he was nervous," read the officer's
