Two Minnesota sisters were found dead in their resort villa while on vacation in Seychelles, an archipelago more than 900 miles off Africa's east coast. Robin Korkki, 42, and Annie Korkki, 38, were found unresponsive in their hotel beds, according to authorities. Hotel staff saw the women consuming alcohol throughout the day on Sept. 22 and were helped to their room around 8:15 p.m., according to the local newspaper Seychelles Nation.
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Pagan-Lilley Motlagh-Phillips, who was attacked by a man who couldn’t bear to be ignored. Motlagh-Phillips says that she ignored the men, opting not to respond, but her silence further angered the driver, and according to her he demanded a response. Motlagh-Phillips said the man then drove down the road only to come back up toward them.
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At 18 weeks pregnant, fitness model Massy “Mankofit” Arias decided to post a couple of exposed-belly selfies on Instagram and ended up sharing some serious pregnancy inspo.
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It's unthinkable, and it's definitely unspeakable, but women all over the world are coming forward to say it: I regret having my children.
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At 9 years old, William Maillis is like a lot of other boys his age, enjoying video games, knock-knock jokes, sports and hanging out with friends. In May, he graduated from high school and is now a college student already working on his own theories of how the universe was created. William, who lives in Penn Township, Pennsylvania, is among the youngest people ever to attend college.
PeopleThe White House lashed out at Congress on Thursday, a day after Republicans and Democrats overwhelmingly overrode President Barack Obama's veto of a bill to allow families of the 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia. The White House turned to mockery as top GOP leaders expressed buyer's remorse and vowed to fix the bill. House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell both said the measure, the only law enacted over Obama's veto in his eight years as president, needed repairs. McConnell said the law may have "unintended ramifications," while Ryan said "there may be some work to be done" to make sure it doesn't lead to U.S. service members overseas being sued. "Everybody
ABC NewsOn 'The Late Show' Wednesday night, Stephen Colbert had a lot more to say about Donald Trump’s performance at Monday’s presidential debate. Samantha Bee also weighed in on a special edition of 'Full Frontal.'
Ken TuckerBefore José Fernández announced to the world that he was becoming a father, the late Miami Marlins pitcher showed off his paternal side when he deftly comforted a boy he saw crying in the stands. Instagram user @lunchtimegraphs posted a sweet video of Fernández approaching the boy and asking for his autograph - while also offering up his own. "You write it here and I write it here," Fernández, 24, instructed the boy with an encouraging smile as he held a Sharpie.
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Brett Hull was a sensational choice for ESPN as an analyst, as his passion for Team USA brought gravitas to his off-the-cuff comments. “The philosophy was picked, and they picked it to beat Canada,” continued Hull.
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