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U.S. Fox News
Woman seen trying to escape from trunk at Virginia Walmart before men force her back in
Police in Virginia are investigating after a young woman was caught on surveillance video escaping from the trunk of a car before being forced back in by a group of four men. Around 9 p.m. on Sunday, Chesterfield County Police responded to a Walmart Supercenter after witnesses reported seeing what appeared to be an abduction. Bystanders said that a four-door seafoam green sedan with Virginia license plates and two different kinds of hubcaps pulled up outside the store. As a man approached the car and opened one of its doors, "a female jumped out of the trunk and fled." The department wrote on Facebook that two men got out of the car and chased after the woman, described as black and between the
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Celebrity People
Prince Harry's Handsome Cousin, 24, Turns Heads at the Royal Wedding - and He's Not Married!
Prince Harry's Cousin Louis Spencer Attends Royal Wedding
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U.S. HuffPost
Airline Passenger Arrested After Allegedly Harassing Woman And Peeing On Seat
A Colorado man is facing federal charges after he allegedly harassed a female
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Entertainment TVLine
Cancellation Season Post Mortem: The 10 Most Painful Cuts, Ranked
Here’s the grim stat: In the past 14 days, two dozen broadcast series have been euthanized. It was one of the ugliest, most brutal cancellation stretches since, well, last May. And although the worst is over, the death toll could still rise; NBC, Fox and CBS have yet to issue verdicts on Timeless, LA to Vegas, and Code Black, respectively. On the plus side, as Matt Mitovich noted in his annual “Cancelled Shows: Fun Facts!” feature, the total body count among freshman shows - at least percentage-wise - actually dipped year-over year (51 percent of the series that debuted during the 2017-18 TV season were terminated vs. 54 percent the previous season). So… yay! As we continue to process our shock,
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U.S. ABC News Videos
2 families outraged after incident with service dog on flight
Frontier Airlines says police were immediately notified to aid in deescalating the situation; the incident has been referred to FBI.
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U.S. New York Post
Teen killed in school shooting knew suspect would target her
The teen who was hounded and ultimately killed by alleged Texas school shooter Dimitrios Pagourtzis told her parents she was afraid the creep would hurt her - and that if he did, she’d “haunt him forever,” her dad said. Shana Fisher, 16, had the chilling premonition just two weeks before she was gunned down - along with seven other students and two teachers at Santa Fe High School. “Shana told her mother two weeks ago he was going to come and kill her,” her dad, Timothy Thomas, told the Daily Mail. The girl’s mother, Sadie Rodriguez, recounted to multiple outlets how the twisted Pagourtzis, 17, went after her daughter for four months - until Fisher ultimately told him to cut it out in front of their class, a week before his rampage.
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World NewsweekRussia, China Would Destroy U.S. Command Aircraft on 'Day 1' of War, Air Force Warns
Russian and Chinese air defense superiority means that even the most cutting-edge command and control aircraft in the American fleet would be shot down immediately in the event of a war, leaving U.S. forces blind on the battlefield. Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson told the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on defense that even with planned upgrades to the planes, Russian and Chinese technology means they would be too easy a target for effective use, the Air Force Times reported. Wilson was discussing the Northrop Grumman E-8 Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS) aircraft, designed as a flying command and control center able to conduct surveillance and distribute information to troops on the battlefield below.
