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U.S. Washington Post
Restaurant under investigation in the death of the wife of ESPN’s Chris Berman was closed that day, owner says
The owner of a Connecticut restaurant that is under investigation in connection with the death of Katherine Berman, the wife of longtime ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman, said the establishment was closed on the day of the two-car crash on a Connecticut road. A state Department of Consumer Protection spokeswoman had said Tuesday that its Liquor Control Commission had opened an investigation into the Good News Cafe in Woodbury after receiving information about the serving of alcohol to Berman, 67. But Carole Peck, the owner, told the Hartford Courant that the cafe was closed May 9, the day Berman and the driver of the other automobile were killed. “I proved to them through our computer sales and
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Politics ABC News
Special counsel's Russia probe loses top FBI investigator
One of the FBI's top investigators, tapped by special counsel Robert Mueller just weeks ago to help lead the probe of Russian meddling in last year's presidential election, has left Mueller’s team, sources tell ABC News. The recent departure of FBI veteran Peter Strzok is the first known hitch in a secretive probe that by all public accounts is charging full-steam ahead. Just last week, news surfaced that Mueller's team had executed a search warrant at the Virginia home of Donald Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort. And the week before that ABC News confirmed Mueller is now using a federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., to collect documents and other evidence. It's unclear why Strzok
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Entertainment Associated Press
Couple's arranged marriage turned into 19-year 'love story'
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - David and Elizabeth Weinlick's life together began like a reality TV show, blossomed into two decades out of a romance novel, and now seems destined to end in tragedy.
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Politics Yahoo View
Charlottesville Fact Check: Were Both Sides to Blame for Violence?
In the wake of President Trump again blaming “both sides” for violence in Charlottesville, NBC’s Tom Costello examines the facts about the weekend’s events, as disturbing new video of the protests emerges.
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Business BGR NewsThis is not a drill: Amazon has Apple AirPods listed at MSRP for the first time ever
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, this is not a drill. Amazon has had Apple AirPods listed for sale numerous times before, but they were always sold at a premium. For people who wanted them in hand in a matter of days instead of four to six weeks, Amazon was a fine option. But not everyone wants to pay a premium even though Apple's shipping quotes are still crazy. Well, it's time to have your cake and eat it too. For the first time ever, Amazon has AirPods available for purchase at their list price of $160. The AirPods page lists them as being in stock on August 24th with free Prime shipping, which means Prime members who order them right now will have them delivered by the end of next week. This definitely isn't going to last, so hurry up and grab a pair while you still can. Here are some key details from the product description: Audio automatically plays as soon as you put them in your ears and pauses when you take them out. To adjust the volume, Change the song, make a call, or even get directions, just double-tap to activate Siri. Because the ultralow-power W1 chip manages battery life so well, airpods deliver an industry-leading 5 hours of listening time on One charge. They’re made to keep up with you, thanks to a charging case that holds multiple additional charges for more than 24 hours of listening time. Need a quick charge? just 15 minutes in the case gives you 3 hours of listening time.
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Style Yahoo StyleThis 1 woman inspired hundreds to wear clothing they have 'no business wearing'
Blogger and mom Katey Johnson shared a photo of herself in a fitted dress she had “no business wearing.” The post went viral and has inspired other women to do the same.
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U.S. HuffPost
Takiyah Thompson, Hailed As 'Hero,' Showered With Support For Toppling Confederate Statue
Takiyah Thompson, a 22-year-old student activist who participated in tearing down a Confederate statue during a protest in Durham, North Carolina has been released from jail.
