- U.S.USA TODAY
After job is eliminated, police chief strips down to underwear and walks home in snowstorm
Richard Lee was the police chief of Croydon, New Hampshire for 20 years. The town's selectboard eliminated his one-man department Tuesday night.
683683 reactions - U.S.The Independent
US military truck caught on camera ramming Russian jeep off the road in Syria
A video circulating on Twitter shows US military forces in Syria running a Russian military vehicle off the road.
- CelebrityCosmopolitan
Kanye West Is Getting Roasted for Leaving Kim Kardashian in an Elevator to Carry All Their Bags
The doors litereally CLOSED ON HER.
- PoliticsThe Independent
Trump repeatedly struggles to pronounce words during conspiracy-laden rally, before suggesting he'll pardon Roger Stone in late-night tweet
Donald Trump delivered a stumbling, incoherent and at times outright fictitious re-election rally addres in which he complained about a dog’s media coverage and appeared to approve calls to imprison Hillary Clinton.The dark, grievance-filled speech to supporters, delivered at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Arizona, was followed by a tweet which appeared to suggest he may pardon convicted friend and former advisor Roger Stone.
- LifestyleHuffPost
Chihuahua That Can't Walk Befriends Pigeon That Can't Fly
The two animals met at the Mia Foundation, a nonprofit in Rochester, New York, that helps animals with disabilities.
- WorldAssociated Press
New threats emerge in outbreak while China voices optimism
Chinese health officials expressed new optimism Thursday over a deadly virus outbreak while authorities in South Korea’s fourth-largest city urged residents to hunker down as fears nagged communities far from the illness’ epicenter. The confidence voiced by China’s government came as it reported a reduced number of new infections. “The downward trend will not be reversed,” insisted Ding Xiangyang, deputy chief secretary of the State Council and a member of the central government’s supervision group.
- CelebrityStoryful
Video Toddler Hugs Pizza Delivery Guy Who Just Lost Teenage Daughter
A toddler from Rhode Island unintentionally made a grieving pizza delivery man’s night when he rushed to hug him on February 15.Footage by Lindsey Sheely, from West Warwick, shows the moment her two-year-old son Cohen ran out to embrace delivery man Ryan Catterson.The hug meant more to Catterson than Sheely could ever have imagined: he’d lost his teenage daughter.“We found out that Ryan unexpectedly lost his daughter recently, and that hug from Cohen was a little blessing from God. I believe in divine appointments and know that Ryan was the one to deliver our pizza for a reason,” Sheely wrote on Facebook.A GoFundMe page has since been set up to help with funeral expenses for Catterson’s daughter. Credit: Lindsey Sheely via Storyful
