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Style Hello Giggles
Ariel Winter went pantsless to show the world her new tattoo
If you’re a fan of the Modern Family star, it should come as no surprise by now that Ariel Winter enjoys a…
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World Yahoo News UK
Yazidi girl held captive by Isis reveals she was raped every day for six months
A Yazidi girl who escaped from the Islamic State (Isis) has told of how she was raped every day for six months by her captor. Ekhlas, who was 14 when she imprisoned, tried to escape jihadis in northern Iraq by climbing Mount Sinjar but was caught and held as a sex slave. In 2014, Isis began to target the Yazidis, an ethnic Kurdish group, which Isis believes are “devil worshippers”.
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Politics Business Insider
Here's Trump's approval rating in every state
President Donald Trump has proven to be a divisive figure in his first six months in office...
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U.S. The Independent
Woman who live streamed deadly car crash arrested: 'I f**king killed my sister, I know I'm going to jail for life'
An 18-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of causing a deadly crash which she live streamed on Instagram. The California Highway Patrol said Sanchez was driving the car when it veered onto the right shoulder of a road about 120 miles southeast of San Francisco. Sanchez was booked into the Merced County Jail on suspicion of DUI and vehicular manslaughter after the crash killed her 14-year-old sister, Jacqueline Sanchez, and badly injured another 14-year-old girl.
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Entertainment Complex
Houston Stripper Maliah Michel Responds to Drake 'Retiring' Her Jersey
The well-known and loved Houston stripper isn't quite ready to hang up her dancing shoes.
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U.S. Associated Press
Warrant: Woman "slapped" squad car before police shooting
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A woman approached the back of a Minneapolis police car and "slapped" it shortly before an Australian woman was shot and killed by an officer, according to a search warrant filed by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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Lifestyle The Charlotte ObserverThe boy was screaming with 7 hours left to fly. Then she held out her hand.
She’s a shy Jewish woman from Charlotte. He’s a little boy, apparently African and Muslim, who was screaming aboard a transatlantic flight. Their July 14 encounter between Brussels and New York made the eight-hour flight go easier for their fellow passengers. The virtually wordless connection - neither spoke the others’ language - also offered a lesson in compassion that has circulated widely online. By her account, Rochel Groner, 33, is among the least likely people to make a public display. “I’m the type of person who would let somebody step on my foot for like a half- hour before I would say something,” she says. But about an hour into the flight, a return home after Groner and her husband
