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U.S. Newsweek
InfoWars Host Alex Jones Gives $3,000 to Michael Rotondo, Man Evicted From Parent's House
Noted conspiracy theorist Alex Jones offered to give $3,000 to Mike Rotondo, a 30-year-old New York man enjoying internet infamy for refusing to move out of his parents home. The offer came during a sit down with Rotondo, who flew to Texas to appear on Jones' InfoWars show. The Syracuse native rose to prominence last week after his parents went to court to evict him from their home.
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U.S. The HillWoman attacks Asian-American service member in racist tirade: 'Go back to f---ing China'
A viral video released this week caught a woman on camera launching a racist tirade against an Asian-American service member in a parking lot in California. James Ahn said he was driving earlier this month when the woman pulled up next to him and pulled her eyes back in an offensive gesture. “This is not your f--king country,” she says in the video. “This is my country.” Ahn is a Korean-American member of the Air Force Reserve, according to Huffington Post. Ahn's passenger recorded the incident and Ahn posted the video on Facebook earlier this week after the altercation. “As I changed the lane, she kept driving towards my car gesturing to crush me and cutting in front of me to slam on the
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Technology Yahoo View
FBI Tells People To Reboot Routers, Warns Of Major Malware Infection
The malware has reportedly been infecting devices since at least 2016.
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Style PopSugar
Jennifer Lopez Ripped Off Her Dress and Showed Us a Very Sexy Something Underneath
Jennifer Lopez brought several outfits to the Time 100 Gala in New York City. The star first walked the red carpet in this gold Zuhair Murad dress, but no one could have predicted her next two looks. Jennifer not only attended the event but performed on stage for the audience. For her show, the singer changed into a crisp white dress. It featured a plunging neckline, cutouts on the sides, and thigh-high slits that climbed up to her hips. Since the dress was pretty revealing on its own, Jennifer layered a crystal-embellished bodysuit underneath. At one point, she took off her dress entirely and just performed in the bodysuit. Let's just say her fit physique and energy had the crowd pumped. Read
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U.S. Fox NewsUSS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor closed indefinitely
HONOLULU - Damage to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu was worse than expected and it will remain closed indefinitely, officials said. Boat transportation to the attraction was suspended May 6 after one of the vessel operators noticed a crack on the outside of the memorial, Hawaii News Now reported . Tourists were allowed to disembark at the memorial after crews completed interim repairs. But the cracks reappeared hours later, indicating a more serious issue. "There is a brow or an edge where the visitor ramp meets the memorial, and at that point, there's been some fissures located on the exterior," said Jay Blount, a spokesman for the World War II Valor in the Pacific National
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Celebrity The Cheat Sheet
An Ex-Member of the NXIVM Sex Cult Reveals the Terrifying Ceremony That Took Place in Allison Mack’s House
Fans of Smallville couldn’t believe it when star Allison Mack was accused of the unthinkable. People explains Mack faces sex trafficking charges due to her involvement with the “self-help” group NXIVM. Find out here exactly what went on at these NXIVM get-togethers, including the painful ceremony all the “members” had to go through (page 6).
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Politics The Hill
Retired English teacher corrects letter from Trump and sends it back to White House
A retired high school English teacher says a letter she received from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump appears to confirm deal on Chinese firm ZTE Judge rejects Manafort's attempt to throw out some charges Dem: Trump’s policy of separating children, parents at border ‘would shock Jesus’ MORE would have barely earned passing marks, so she corrected the letter and sent it back to the White House. Yvonne Mason, an Atlanta resident who retired last year after teaching middle and high school students in South Carolina for 17 years, corrected grammatical mistakes in the letter bearing Trump's signature, including 11 instances of improper capitalization of words like "president" and "state."
