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U.S. Yahoo Lifestyle
‘You’re treating me like a black person!’ Doctor arrested at airport for unruly behavior says it was a stunt
A doctor says a viral video of him struggling with police officers and yelling, “You’re treating me like a black person!” was staged to prove a point about race relations.
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Celebrity Entertainment Tonight
Bode Miller's Wife Morgan Shares Devastating Photo From Day of Daughter's Death
The family lost their little 19-month-old daughter in a drowning accident.
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U.S. Inside Edition
Colorado Mom Shanann Watts Worried Her Husband Chris Watts Was Being Unfaithful, Friends Say
Chris Watts, 33, allegedly admitted Wednesday to killing his wife and children.
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Sports USA Today
Brooks Koepka on Tiger waiting to congratulate him
There's only one word to describe Tiger Woods waiting to congratulate Brooks Koepka after the 2018 PGA Championship when Koepka was inspired to play golf because he watched Woods growing up. "Surreal." That's what Koepka told Dan Patrick on Friday (around the 3:15-minute mark): "To hang around there on 18, I know he finished about 30 minutes before, but to hang around … I wasn't expecting it. It was probably the coolest gesture he could have done. It was fun going toe-to-toe with him and Adam Scott, the two guys I looked up to my entire life, to battle it out with them, if you had told me when I was 12 years old that would have happened, that would have been a dream come true." Patrick also found
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U.S. Fox News
Police release body camera footage of Denver mayor's son's expletive-laden outburst at cop
The full body camera footage of a traffic stop in March that showed the son of the Denver mayor threatening a cop’s job and cursing at him has been released. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's 22-year-old son, Jordan, was pulled over March 23 by an Aurora police officer for going 65 mph in a 40 mph zone, FOX 31 reports. A bodycam video of the encounter showed Hancock's immediate anger toward Officer Paul McClendon. He told the cop to pick up the pace and write him a speeding ticket, though the officer warned it wouldn’t be quick because Jordan didn’t have his license on him. Jordan became irate after McClendon asked him why the title of the car was in the name of Denver's mayor. “Because that’s
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U.S. People
Before Husband Allegedly Murdered Her, Pregnant Woman Had Gushed: 'He's the Best Thing'
Shanann Watts Met Husband on Facebook 8 Years Before Murder
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Sports The Charlotte Observer
Everybody saw Christian McCaffrey’s TD run. But pause the tape to marvel at this.
The sizzle was obvious. The substance, less so. On the Carolina Panthers’ second offensive play in Friday’s 27-20 preseason victory over the Miami Dolphins, the call was a simple run. But Christian McCaffrey exploded through the team’s offensive line and scampered 71 yards nearly untouched into the end zone. It was a spark, the sort the Panthers wanted more of from McCaffrey last season and are more dedicated to creating this year. It was the type of run where all of Bank of America Stadium stood up at once, and craned their necks to watch No. 22 sprint unabated. Everybody ... including the blockers who gave him the lane to run through. And it was the most unlikely of blockers who made some of
