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- Celebrity USA TODAY Entertainment
Lizzo is 'NOT OK' after Barack Obama tweets about her following her rant on ageism in politics
Lizzo is "NOT OK" after Barack Obama tweeted about the singer following her Twitter thread on voting for him and ageism in politics.
U.S. ABC News'Most humiliating experience of my life:' Black North Carolina man after false burglar alarm
An African-American homeowner says he endured the "most humiliating experience of my life" when white police officers answered a false burglar alarm at his North Carolina home and ended up placing him in handcuffs at gunpoint and walking him to a police car in just his underwear as his neighbors watched. "I was counting the seconds because I thought he was going to kill me," Kazeem Oyeneyin, 31, told ABC News on Saturday of the confrontation with police at his home in Raleigh. Raleigh police official said the incident is under investigation.
- Celebrity InStyle
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth Have Reportedly Reached a Custody Arrangement for Their 15 Pets
Hemsworth officially filed for divorce this week.
Entertainment HuffPostEmma Stone Is Nearly Unrecognizable As Cruella De Vil In First Look At New Movie
The actor plays the infamous puppy enemy in an upcoming movie about the villain's origin story.
- Celebrity Yahoo Lifestyle
Beauty influencer James Charles shares nude photo after Twitter account is hacked
Beauty influencer shared a nude pic with his 4 million followers after his account was hacked.
- U.S. KTRK - Houston
2 women accused of shoplifting strollers and accidentally leaving their baby behind
Two women were arrested for allegedly shoplifting baby strollers and accidentally leaving their own baby behind as they tried to get away.
Business ReutersMexico posts record current account surplus as Trump China trade war bites
Mexico posted its largest current account surplus on record and the first in nine years, lifted by robust foreign trade with the United States as President Donald Trump waged a bitter tariff dispute with China, official data showed on Friday. In the second quarter, Mexico ran up a current account surplus of $5.143 billion, the biggest since current records began in 1980, and equivalent to 1.6% percent of gross domestic product (GDP), central bank figures showed. Mexico has this year become the top trading partner of the United States thanks to Trump's protracted feud with Beijing.
