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U.S. GQ
Donald Trump Jr. Tried to Start a Fight with Anderson Cooper and Immediately Lost
Donald Trump Jr. retweeted a photo of Anderson Cooper, up to his waist in flood water during CNN's hurricane coverage while a cameraman stands in ankle-deep water.
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Celebrity People
A 'Hungover' Jessica Biel Ate Cake for Breakfast After the Emmys
The Sinner star also stopped by In-N-Out for a late-night meal after the award show.
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U.S. AOL.com
Footage shows massive colonies of fire ants floating in Hurricane Florence floodwaters
In wake of Hurricane Florence, victims in the storm's path are being warned of
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Celebrity Cosmopolitan
Emilia Clarke Is One Sheer Panel of Lace Away from Being Topless at the Emmys
This dress is on FIRE. 🔥 🔥 🔥
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Business BloombergU.S.-China Trade War Spells Divorce of World's Biggest Economies
The trade war Donald Trump is waging with China is shifting to a new phase as each new volley of tariffs pushes the world’s two biggest economies toward decoupling. Trump unleashed the latest tariffs barrage Monday, provoking a response from China and leaving prospects for a solution to the dispute more distant than ever. As U.S. demands for China to rein in industrial policies collide with Beijing’s unwillingness to contemplate change under duress, attention is now shifting to the eventual scale of collateral damage for the world economy.
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U.S. The Independent
Daycare owner arrested after allegedly tying infants to car seats for 7 hours and giving children drugs
A Texas daycare centre owner has been arrested on child endangerment charges after she was accused of keeping infants and toddlers tied to their car seats for hours. Rebecca Anderson, 60, kept the small children tied up in car seats for at least seven hours a day at her Mesquite daycare centre, Becky’s Home Child Care, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. The affidavit also alleged the daycare centre owner yanked a six-month-old child by the bib around his neck, tying laces around the young children’s necks to limit their movement.
