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Eleven MS-13 gang members - all of whom are illegal immigrants except one - are facing life in prison after being charged in the kidnappings and deaths of two teens whose bodies were dug up in a Virginia park last year. The ages of the male gang members charged Friday ranged from 20 to 27. All of them are from El Salvador and only one - who is believed to have fled the country - is not in police custody, according to NBC Washington.  Police uncovered the bodies of 17-year-old Edvin Escobar Mendez and 14-year-old Sergio Arita Triminio at Holmes Run Park in March 2017 after receiving a tip. The two teens disappeared just weeks apart the prior year. After Mendez vanished and was reported missing

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"Modern Family" star Sarah Hyland shocked fans with a close-up photo of her swollen face Thursday, revealing she had been hospitalized earlier in the week. Wearing what appeared to be a hospital gown, Hyland, 27, told fans in an Instagram story Thursday that had to immediately stop working and see a doctor due to unexpected health problems, which she did not disclose. “Sometimes a selfie is more than just a good angle or feelin cute. This time for #NationalSelfieDay, I’ve decided to share my truth. As painful as it is,” the actress captioned a photo of her puffy face, Us Weekly reports. “So here is my face that was torn from work against my will. But I’m very grateful it was. Health should always

Louisville, Ky. (AP) -- Thousands of bourbon barrels were piled in a massive heap Friday after a large section of a whiskey storage warehouse collapsed at a distillery in the heart of Kentucky bourbon country. About 9,000 barrels filled with aging bourbon were affected by the warehouse collapse at the Barton 1792 Distillery in Bardstown, said Nelson County Emergency Management spokesman Milt Spalding. No injuries were reported following the late-morning collapse, he said. Barton bourbon is owned by Sazerac, a New Orleans-based spirits company. Spokeswoman Amy Preske said the company was assessing the damage and declined further comment. The distillery is near a waterway, and officials were checking

The collateral damage from President Donald Trump's trade fight with China could soon have some states feeling the squeeze. China announced tariffs on $50 billion worth of imports from the US in response to Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports, an escalation of the brewing trade war between the two countries. Also mirroring Trump's move, China's tariffs will be deployed in two waves - the first covering $34 billion worth of goods coming in early July. The Chinese tariffs are focused on energy and agricultural products, covering goods including ornamental fish, whiskey, and coal. By singling out certain goods, the Chinese are also hitting some states harder than others. To break down the effect

In May, a French citizen was jogging along a beach in British Columbia and apparently strayed across the U.S. border. She wasn’t released from detention until early June.