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Tammie Jo Shults, the level-headed pilot praised as a hero for steering the Southwest Flight 1380 to safety after it suffered an engine blowout, has received additional praise from one of the few people on earth who knows what must have been going through her mind at the time. Chelsey “Sully” Sullenberger was the captain who managed to land US Airways Flight 1549 safely onto the Hudson River in Manhattan in 2009 when the plane suffered engine failure after hitting a flock of geese while flying over New York, saving all 155 people on board. Southwest Airlines pilot Tammie Jo Shults poses at MidAmerica Nazarene University in this handout photo received April 18, 2018.

President Trump was reportedly bashed at an invite-only meeting of evangelical leaders, and some attendees are said to have walked out.  The purpose of the meeting at Wheaton College (Ill.) was to discuss the evangelical movement, but quickly switched to bashing the president, with many concerned that the movement is too closely linked to Trump. Jenna Browder, host of "Faith Nation" on the Christian Broadcasting Network said Thursday on "Fox & Friends" that some people actually walked out of the meeting when it turned political. "It was supposed to be a meeting about evangelism and faith. ... They really didn't realize what they were getting into," she explained. Her co-host, David Brody, added

Blake Shelton understands the fascination over his relationship with Gwen Stefani, but he wishes it would calm down. 'In people's defense, I think it's so hard for people to wrap their head around why Gwen would want to be with me,' said Shelton. 'I don't blame 'em.' There's nothing wrong with tacking up a cool band poster in your room. But Gwen Stefani revealed the amusing side of hanging your idol's face on your walls when she appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live Wednesday night, telling the host that her boyfriend Blake Shelton had briefly dated someone who, at one point, practically used her face as wallpaper.  "He did tell me that he dated a girl for like three months who had my face plastered

An eccentric art dealer who claims to have hidden treasure worth millions of pounds in the Rocky Mountains says 350,000 people have tried and failed to find to find the riches. Forrest Fenn, 87, warned it could be “1,000 years from now” before hunters discover the whereabouts of the chest filled with gold nuggets and precious gems. Four men have died looking for the treasure, thought to be worth about about $2m (£1.4m).

"Meet, not beat." That was Marissa Mayer's strategy for determining new employees' compensation. Mayer was the CEO of Yahoo until it was bought by Verizon in 2017; she was also an early employee at Google. She shared this tidbit about salary-setting in an interview with The New York Times' David Gelles, for an installment of the Corner Office column. When Google hit the 1,000-employee mark, the company's strategy around setting compensation changed. Mayer told Gelles: "You really want somebody who's coming for the right reasons. To get the people who are really aligned with the mission, you want to make sure that they're fairly compensated, but not necessarily motivated by that compensation."