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Celebrity Yahoo Lifestyle
Jenna Dewan is getting shamed for posting underwear campaign pics after split from Channing Tatum
Some fans are upset that the recently separated star has dropped Tatum's name and shared an intimate photo.
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U.S. The Independent
US Air National Guard member fired over woman who took enlistment oath with dinosaur puppet
Three US Air National Guard members have been disciplined, and one of them fired, for an incident involving a children’s dinosaur puppet. Master Sergeant Robin Brown, a senior non-commissioned officer (NCO) with the Air National Guard, was removed from her position at the Tennessee Joint Public Affairs Office after video circulated of her taking her enlistment oath with a tyrannosaurus rex puppet in hand. Ms Brown repeats each line of the oath back, moving the sock puppet’s mouth along as she speaks.
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U.S. Associated PressNo bail for alleged East Coast leader of violent MS-13 gang
NEW YORK (AP) - The alleged East Coast crime boss of the notorious street gang MS-13 was ordered held without bail on Thursday at his first court appearance on Long Island, where prosecutors accuse him of having a hand in a wave of violence.
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Politics HuffPost
Trump Gets Roasted On Twitter After Bragging About How Tough He Is On Russia
President Donald Trump boasted Wednesday about taking a tough stance on Russia
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Lifestyle Yahoo Canada Style
This woman says she stopped aging when she was 20-years-old
"I feel like the female version of Peter Pan - the girl who never grew up."
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Lifestyle Good Morning America6 things you should never do in Las Vegas
Las Vegas welcomed over 42 million visitors in 2017 alone and usually makes the top five most-visited U.S. destinations list every year. Much of the city was designed to keep tourists happy (and spending cash), and it is, indeed, a great place to party, eat, shop, gamble and gawk at the neon lights. Before you book your first -- or fifth -- visit to Las Vegas, read our tips for what not to do in Sin City.
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U.S. Newsweek
'Sully' Responds to Southwest Airlines Pilot Tammie Jo Shults Landing Plane, Recounts Processing Trauma
Tammie Jo Shults, the level-headed pilot praised as a hero for steering the Southwest Flight 1380 to safety after it suffered an engine blowout, has received additional praise from one of the few people on earth who knows what must have been going through her mind at the time. Chelsey “Sully” Sullenberger was the captain who managed to land US Airways Flight 1549 safely onto the Hudson River in Manhattan in 2009 when the plane suffered engine failure after hitting a flock of geese while flying over New York, saving all 155 people on board. Southwest Airlines pilot Tammie Jo Shults poses at MidAmerica Nazarene University in this handout photo received April 18, 2018.
