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U.S. Los Angeles Times
Missing couple in Joshua Tree died in murder-suicide, authorities say
A couple who disappeared in Joshua Tree National Park nearly three months ago died in a murder-suicide, authorities said Friday. Investigators say Joseph Orbeso, 22, shot and killed his girlfriend, Rachel Nguyen, 20, and then turned the gun on himself, according to a release Friday from the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department Morongo Basin station. Investigators recovered a handgun at the scene, San Bernardino sheriff’s spokeswoman Cindy Bachman said. Orbeso and Nguyen were reported missing July 28, after a bed-and-breakfast owner in the Morongo Basin told the Sheriff’s Department that they may have gone hiking in the park that morning. Authorities found their car near a trailhead that day and
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Lifestyle New York Post
Stewardess claims first-class passengers pay flight attendants for sex
An air hostess from a British airline has lifted the lid on the mile-high bonks, romps with pilots and celebrity affairs that go on among the glamorous crew. The stewardess, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims life on board is every bit as outrageous as the famous names she’s met. She first joined the airline “to travel the world, meet new people and get paid for living the lifestyle.” Now, 15 years later, she claims she’s seen and heard it all - and revealed two girls last year were making money by having sex with first class and business class passengers. She said: “A stewardess was caught getting custom on board as a prostitute. She was caught business-carding it - trying to drum up custom
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Celebrity CelebuzzKim and Kanye's Marriage on the Rocks Due to Serious Weight Gain
When you live your life in the spotlight, every little flaw gets noticed, scrutinized, and criticized by millions of people who don’t even know you. Though we’re living in an age of increasing body positivity, the haters are going to point out every new pound, pimple, or scar before anyone can say that it shouldn’t matter. Reality star, social media queen, and business mogul Kim Kardashian knows just how cruel some people can be when they pick-apart every detail of your physical appearance, but her husband Kanye West might not be so used to it. Kanye is looking a bit different these days, and fans just can’t let it go. They’ve gone in on the “Stronger” rapper and haven’t stopped speculating about
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Politics HuffPost
The White House Keeps Attacking Congresswoman Who Has Been Right All Along
Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.) took a victory lap in her feud with President Donald Trump after the White House was caught falsely maligning her for the second time this week.
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U.S. The Independent
White supremacist Richard Spencer asked 'how did it feel to get punched in the face?' by Egyptian-Puerto Rican woman
A young woman earned rapturous applause after she asked white supremacist Richard Spencer how it felt to be punched in the face. The far right leader was addressing students in Florida - an event at which he was largely drowned out - when student journalist Eman Elshahawy asked Mr Spencer about a notorious incident when he was attacked on the street on the day of Donald Trump’s inauguration. Two weeks after Mr Trump’s election victory, Mr Spencer had led a celebratory rally for far right activists where people made Nazi salutes.
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Sports NBC Sports BayArea
What they're saying: NFL players speak out after Marshawn Lynch's ejection
Marshawn Lynch and Marcus Peters are both Oakland natives who consider themselves family. But, that got Lynch in trouble Thursday...
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Business CNBC.com
Venezuela is blowing debt payments ahead of a huge, make-or-break bill
Carlos Becerra | Bloomberg | Getty Images One week before Venezuela faces a critical debt payment, the distressed petrostate is already late on a series of smaller bills - and no one can say exactly why. The nation's state-owned oil giant, Petroleos de Venezuela, SA, has two major bond payments totaling about $2 billion coming due in the next two weeks. While the market expects the company, better known as PDVSA, to avoid default, the missed payments have rattled investors and raised fresh questions about how long embattled President Nicolas Maduro's regime might last. "You're cutting close to the edge of not enough money in the checking account to pay the bills," said Ray Zucaro, chief investment
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Oct 20, 2017
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