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U.S. Miami Herald
Mom of 17-month-old who died in hot car thought she followed her routine. She didn’t.
The mother whose 17-month-old baby boy died in a broiling car Friday during her shift at a Pembroke Pines hospital didn’t exactly forget to take him out of the car, according to a DCF incident report. She forgot to drop him off at day care before she went to work at Memorial Hospital Pembroke. “After finishing her day (the mother) proceeded to day care, where she believed she dropped him off that morning,” the report reads. “Upon being informed that (the boy) had never arrived at the facility, (the mother) began to realize what had occurred. “(The mother) drove back to the hospital where she worked and medical staff began to administer resuscitation efforts. (The boy) was transferred to a larger
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Celebrity People
Pawn Stars' 'Old Man' Richard Harrison's Will Leaves Out 1 of His 3 Sons
Pawn Stars' Old Man Richard Harrison Will Leaves Out One Son
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Celebrity HuffPost
Meghan Markle's Half-Sister Launches Stunning Attack On The Duchess
Meghan Markle's half-sister, Samantha Grant, escalated a family feud with a
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Politics Salon.com
GOP leader resigns after Trump-Putin summit: “A matter of conscience” and “duty”
When President Donald Trump returned to the United States after his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Finnish capital of Helsinki, he was greeted by thousands of protesters who denounced him as a traitor. Many conservatives - a group that has by and large been reluctant to criticize Trump, despite the overwhelming circumstantial evidence that he has been compromised by Russia - are starting to come around to the protesters' way of thinking, even if they are less zealous in how they present it. We can start with this assessment of Trump's performance in front of Putin by the conservative magazine The Weekly Standard: It is, perhaps, understandable that a narcissist like Trump
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Business Business Insider
Porsche fans are reportedly signing up to buy the company's stunning Tesla rival
Porsche fans are signing up to order the automaker's first fully-electric vehicle, the Taycan, Autocar reports. The publication said the company starting receiving "expressions of interest" from potential customers this month. Porsche did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the number of customers who have expressed interest in the Taycan. The vehicle, which was previously known as the Mission E, is expected to start around $75,000, and Porsche will start production in 2019. It will have a range of over 300 miles, produce over 600 horsepower, and accelerate from 0-60 mph in under 3.5 seconds. The Taycan will compete against Tesla's Model S sedan. Between its two premium trims,
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U.S. The Charlotte Observer
He broke into a house, police say. Then a pro MMA fighter showed up, video shows
Sergio Hernandez Jr. and his father arrived home around noon Monday to discover a stranger standing in their back yard, he told KGTV. The man claimed to be hiding from a dog, but he hopped a fence when Hernandez noticed the window to his father’s bedroom had been opened, he told the station. Hernandez chased the man down and brought him back to talk to his father, Sergio Hernandez Sr., who said three rooms in their home had been ransacked and called police, reported The San Diego Union-Tribune. When the man tried again to escape, Hernandez - a professional mixed martial arts fighter - threw him to the ground and put him in a triangle choke hold, he told the publication. “It took at least five
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U.S. Fox News
Part of Grand Teton National Park near Yellowstone supervolcano closed after massive fissure opens
Expanding cracks and fissures at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming have prompted officials to close certain areas to tourists. Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point are now closed to tourists due to a possible safety hazard and park rangers are initiating a risk assessment, according to a statement from the National Park Service. Superintendent David Vela said, “Human safety is our number one priority, and with an abundance of caution we are temporarily closing this area until we can properly assess the situation.” Although it’s unclear how the cracks appeared, it could be due to seismic activity in the area. Grand Teton National Park sits atop the Yellowstone supervolcano, which last erupted
