- CelebrityHello Giggles
Hailey Bieber reveals she has genetic condition in clapback to trolls making fun of her fingers
Hailey Bieber clapped back at trolls making fun of her pinkie fingers, revealing that she has Ectrodactyly, a genetic condition that causes malformations in the hands and feet.
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Aaron Hernandez’s Fiancée Would ‘Not Have Loved Him Any Differently’ If She'd Known He Was Bisexual
Aaron Hernandez's Fiancée Addresses His Sexuality
- PoliticsHuffPost
Republicans Now Say It Doesn't Matter If There Was A Quid Pro Quo With Ukraine
For months, they adamantly denied that Trump withheld aid to Ukraine in exchange for an announcement of investigations into Joe Biden.
- U.S.Associated Press
White supremacist appeals death penalty in church massacre
White supremacist Dylann Roof on Tuesday appealed his federal convictions and death sentence in the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in South Carolina, arguing that he was mentally ill when he represented himself at his capital trial. In a 321-page legal brief filed with the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Roof's lawyers ask the court to review 20 issues, including errors they say were made by the judge and prosecutors that “tainted” his sentencing. Roof's appellate lawyers said Roof had been diagnosed with “schizophrenia-spectrum disorder, autism, anxiety, and depression,” but that he “jettisoned” his experienced trial attorneys to stop them from preventing evidence of his mental illness to jurors.
- SportsMMA Weekly
Kamaru Usman says Conor McGregor fight wouldn’t be fair, wants to fight Georges St-Pierre
As of now, UFC welterweight champion Kamaru Usman is poised to make the next defense of his title against Jorge Masvidal. The fight has not been signed or given a location, but it's the fight that UFC president Dana White is shooting for and the one that makes the most sense in the minds of fight fans and pundits.Usman won the belt by defeating Tyron Woodley and then defended it against Colby Covington. Masvidal is currently the No. 3 ranked welterweight behind those two fighters, so it's the fight that is bound to happen.Nearly every other fighter in the UFC points to Conor McGregor as the fight they want. It only makes sense because any event that McGregor fights on comes with increased pay-per-view buys, which means more money.Even the UFC 246: McGregor vs. Cowboy pay-per-view, which aired as an ESPN+ streaming service pay-per-view, is tracking to be one of the highest pay-per-view draws in company history. "The last pay-per-view (UFC 246) they're saying tracked just below Conor and Khabib. They think it's more than 2 million pay-per-view buys," said Joe Rogan.But Usman doesn't think a fight with McGregor would even be fair."You can't take anything away from Conor. Conor has put himself in that status, to be that guy," Usman said on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast."But can you imagine me fighting Conor? That wouldn't even be fair. Everyone has a puncher's chance, but it would not be fair. You saw what Khabib did to him at 55. Now imagine me doing that to him at 70."What Usman would really want if he could have his dream fight is an opportunity to face the man many consider the greatest welterweight champion in UFC history: Georges St-Pierre. Though St-Pierre is now retired, it's the fight that Usman wants above all others."Georges went out the way you're supposed to go out and he could still do it. He proved it," said Usman."I know he can compete still. And I'd like to test that. There's a reason guys like myself and Khabib want to fight him. We want to test ourselves. Georges is the best. He did everything the right way... and he can still do it."It's not for the hype. It's not for the money. We want to test ourselves against the best to ever do it."* * *TRENDING Daniel Cormier tells Stipe Miocic: ‘Do the right thing and give me my rematch’* * * Kamaru Usman would rather fight Georges St-Pierre than Conor McGregor(Courtesy of JRE Clips)
- WorldReuters
WHO to reconsider declaring global emergency as China virus evacuations begin
BEIJING/GENEVA (Reuters) - Foreign governments flew their citizens out of the epicentre of China's coronavirus outbreak on Wednesday, as the number of deaths jumped to 133 and the World Health Organization voiced "grave concern" about person-to-person spread in three other countries. The WHO said its Emergency Committee would reconvene behind closed doors on Thursday to decide whether the rapid spread of the new virus from China now constitutes a global emergency. "In the last few days the progress of the virus especially in some countries, especially human-to-human transmission, worries us," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a news conference in Geneva, naming Germany, Vietnam and Japan.
- U.S.Yahoo News UK
Scientists drill into ‘doomsday glacier’ the size of Britain to see if it’s going to collapse
Thwaites Glacier is 74,000 square miles, the size of Great Britain, and is thought to be particularly susceptible to climate change.
