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- Celebrity People
Ireland Baldwin Posts Nearly-Nude Instagram - and Dad Alec, Uncle Billy Feel 'Awkward': 'What?'
Alec Baldwin, Billy Comment on Ireland's Racy Photo
- U.S. Yahoo Lifestyle
Store clerk fired after telling customers to ‘go back to their country’ in viral video
The store clerk also threatened the customers that “ICE will come,” adding that they were “in the wrong country.”
- U.S. Associated Press
Family mourns 6-year-old girl killed by father's golf shot
Relatives of a 6-year-old Utah girl who died after her father accidentally struck her with a golf ball are remembering her as a loving, playful child. Aria Hill's uncle David Smith described her as a happy child who greeted strangers and enjoyed spending time with her parents. Police say the ball struck Hill in the back of the head on Monday morning, while the father and daughter were out golfing with Hill's uncle, Brayden Hill, at Sleepy Ridge Golf Course in Orem about 40 miles (65 kilometers) south of Salt Lake City.
- U.S. People
50 Years After a Woman Mysteriously Drowned in Ted Kennedy's Car, a Letter Claims to Reveal the Truth
Ted Kennedy's Chappadquiddick Car Crash: Letter Claims Answers
- U.S. Elle
April Balascio Suspected Her Father Was a Serial Killer-and She Was Right
A new podcast, The Clearing, explores the story of Edward Wayne Edwards.
U.S. PeopleAriz. Ex-Teacher Reports to Prison for 20-Year Sentence After Sexually Abusing 6th-Grade Boy
Ariz. Teacher Goes to Prison for 20 Years for Sex With 6th Grader
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World Associated Press
Lawyer: El Chapo was whisked away within hours of sentencing
Only hours after receiving a life sentence, convicted Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was forced to make a sudden departure to the highest-security prison in the U.S. to serve the term, his lawyer said Thursday. A government helicopter whisked the narco, notorious for his daring jailbreaks, out of New York City on Wednesday after the sentencing in federal court in Brooklyn, said defense attorney Jeffrey Lichtman. For most defendants, there's a lag between sentencing and a decision by the Bureau of Prisons on where to house them.
