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Megyn Kelly's debut episode of "Megyn Kelly Today" is getting slammed online -- for more than one reason.

An autopsy report has revealed how a model was scalped and drained of blood, in a murder branded unprecedented “outside of wartime”. Comic book writer Blake Leibel, 35, is charged with the murder of the mother of his child, Ukrainian-born Iana Kasian, 30. The murder took place in May last year and Mr Leibel, the heir to a plastics and property fortune, could be given the death sentence if found guilty, due to the severity of the crime.

The singer told TMZ, “My husband was not made aware it was time to go out for the game. Unfortunately a decision was made for him without him knowing.” For his part Jessie James Decker's husband, Titans wide receiver Eric Decker, had only one comment: “Preach baby!” he wrote on Instagram.

Disgraced congressman Anthony Weiner bawled in court Monday as he received a 21-month prison sentence for sexting a 15-year-old girl-an online relationship that contributed to the demise of his marriage and his hopes for a political comeback. Weiner, a former New York representative who was forced to resign in an earlier sexting scandal, shed tears as he read a statement declaring that his online compulsion was "a disease" for which he offered no excuse. "The crime I committed was my rock bottom," Weiner said Monday, according to Newsday. Judge Loretta Preska followed prosecutors' recommendation last week that the 53-year-old Weiner be behind bars for roughly two years, after he tearily confessed in May to exchanging lewd messages with a high school sophomore.

President Donald Trump insisted on Sunday that a wave of protests held by National Football League players during the US anthem before games had “nothing to do with race”. The president escalated his feud with American football after players staged their biggest anti-racism protest yet at London’s Wembley Stadium. The protest, which was followed by more demonstrations in America, came hours after Mr Trump called for a boycott of the NFL as he vented his fury on Twitter throughout the day. In a direct challenge to Mr Trump, two dozen players from the Baltimore Ravens and Jacksonville Jaguars went down on bended knee as the U.S. national anthem was played while others, including the Jaguars owner Shad Khan, who is Muslim, stood and locked arms. Players throughout America’s most popular sport took a defiant stance following the protest at Wembley, kneeling, linking arms or raising clenched fists during the anthem. More than 150 players could be seen kneeling or sitting in the 14 games that took place on Sunday, easily the largest such demonstration since former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick first began protesting in 2016. One of the biggest protests took place in the nation’s capital, where almost the entire lineup of the Oakland Raiders team sat on their bench ahead of their game with the Washington Redskins. The Pittsburgh Steelers, Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans took a different approach later by staying in their locker rooms. Only the Steelers coaches, including head coach Mike Tomlin, were on the field for the anthem ahead of their game against the Chicago Bears, while both sets of players were absent at Nissan Stadium. A statement from the Seahawks players read: “As a team, we have decided we will not participate in the national anthem. We will not stand for the injustice that has plagued people of colour in this country. “Out of love for our country and in honor of the sacrifices made on our behalf, we unite to oppose those that would deny our most basic freedoms. We remain committed in continuing to work towards equality and justice for all.” (AP) See more news-related photo galleries and follow us on Yahoo News Photo Twitter and Tumblr.

A birthday celebration in Maine turned tragic Saturday when a toddler was run over and killed by an SUV driven by her mother - who allegedly drove drunk as recently as last month, police said. Investigators believe the mother, Taneisha Thomas, backed over the 17-month-old girl, Tiannah Sevey, when she was moving her 2004 Mercury Mountaineer outside a party to celebrate her big sister’s 10th birthday at the Pleasant View Acres housing complex in Lewiston, the Portland Press Herald reports. The girl was rushed to a local hospital, but could not be saved. No charges had been filed against Thomas in connection with the fatal accident as of Monday, Lewiston police Lt. David St. Pierre confirmed to

When a Maryland community college student saw on his syllabus that he could bring a “3x5 card” to an exam, he saw a key loophole and took advantage of the opportunity. Elijah Bowen’s professor at Anne Arundel Community College, Reb Beatty, told students that they could bring a "3x5 card" to aid them during the upcoming exam -- but he meant inches. "[Professor Beatty] mentioned it in class first and he said, 'a 3 by 5 note card,' but he didn't say inches," Bowen, 17, recalled.