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A photo of officer Celeste Jaqueline Ayala nursing the distressed infant while on duty at a Buenos Aires hospital set the internet ablaze.

A pregnant woman found dead in Colorado last week had suspected her husband,

Barron is almost as tall as his father, President Trump.

A woman, her son and a dog were all rescued from a Long Beach, California, marina over the weekend - thanks to a handful of quick-thinking Good Samaritans and first responders who reportedly hopped in to save them.  Mary Watkins, 87, told the Long Beach Post her son Larry’s medical boot became stuck on their 2014 Dodge Ram’s accelerator while the family was on the road Saturday. The vehicle reportedly hit a rail and ended up in the water.  “I don’t want to sound philosophical, but you know what’s going to happen while it’s happening,” Watkins, of West Covina, told the newspaper. “I didn’t want to make any muss or fuss about it.” A video of the rescue posted to Facebook Saturday shows people jumping

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Each year, we’re able to get some insight from the people at Football Outsiders on the Denver Broncos. This year we drew Mike Tanier who answered a few questions Mile High Report had for them. Be sure to check out their 2018 Almanac for some really great in-depth analysis of the Broncos heading into the regular season. 1. What should Broncos fans expect out of Case Keenum in 2018? We have Keenum projected for 3,893 yards, 23 touchdowns and 7 interceptions for 2018 in the Almanac; those numbers are pretty close to his Vikings stats in 2017. I think the first thing fans will notice is baseline professionalism at quarterback, which the team lacked last year and which will go a long way toward stabilizing

"Get some popcorn," Twitter user @bvdhai tweeted on Sunday. What followed was a Twitter thread chronicling his odd Tinder interaction and the calamity that ensued when he showed up for a "date." The story he told was so cinematic, some may think it's fictional. But this Tinder tale is real - and there are dozens of other men who can vouch for what happened. "I am about to tell you an epic tale about subterfuge, dating in the 21st century and the fall of human civilization. This actually happened to me and it could happen to you too," the man, who Gothamist identified as "Spencer," Tweeted on Sunday. "So a few weeks ago I was on the Tinder machine shopping my soul around and I match with a very