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U.S. ABC NewsProsecutors mulling charges against woman who pushed friend off bridge
Prosecutors in Washington will consider charging an 18-year-old woman who pushed her teenage friend off a bridge, sending her plummeting 60 feet to the river below and leaving her with multiple injuries, officials said Tuesday. Clark County Major Crimes unit investigators wrapped up their probe of the incident that occurred earlier this month at the Moulton Falls Bridge near Vancouver, Washington, and are turning over their findings to prosecutors, said Brent Waddell, a spokesman for the Clark County Sheriff's Office. "The case will be forwarded to the Clark County Prosecutor's Office for appropriate charging," Waddell said in a statement.
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U.S. The Daily Beast
Arizona Dad ‘Killed Man Who Tried to Enter Daughter’s Bathroom Stall’: Police Report
An Arizona father is accused of killing a man who shook his daughter’s bathroom stall in an attempt to get to her. A police report says the incident happened on Aug. 2 in Phoenix, when suspect Melvin Harris, 40, drove to a convenience store to pick up his daughter, who told him that a man had tried to enter her bathroom stall at the shop. Harris had reportedly met the man earlier in the night when he asked Harris for money.
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Politics Mashable
Stephen King has strong words following Trump's tweet about Omarosa
You only have to take a quick glance at Stephen King's Twitter feed to know that he's no fan of Donald Trump. But a recent tweet from the President - in which he referred to former White House aide Omarosa Manigault-Newman as a "crazed, crying lowlife" and a "dog" - has angered the horror master more than usual. SEE ALSO: 38 times Stephen King absolutely slammed Donald Trump on Twitter Here's the tweet Trump posted on Tuesday, in advance of Newman's tell-all book Unhinged being released. When you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the White House, I guess it just didn’t work out. Good work by General Kelly for quickly firing that dog! - Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 14, 2018 A day later, that tweet is still up. And despite the variety of responses criticising Trump's use of the word "dog" - which included tweets from republican senators - the president's original tweet has still been favourited over 81,000 times. On Wednesday, Stephen King took to Twitter to post his own response: The President of the United States called a woman a DOG. Let me repeat that: he called her a DOG. Have we gotten so numb to Trump's ugly, demeaning talk that this means nothing? You might like her, you might not, but to call her a DOG? - Stephen King (@StephenKing) August 15, 2018 King's tweet has received around 9,000 retweets in the first few hours since it was posted. Many people echoed his sentiments in their replies. That’s what I said. People are out here buying groceries like it’s a normal day. I simply cannot believe that America has accepted this. It’s maddening - Sally Carter ✨ (@GirlOnFireSally) August 15, 2018 Others, meanwhile, suggested the response might be indicative of an overall trend towards "fatigue" at Trump's tweets. Outrage fatigue. - Mister Bumface™ (@misterbumface) August 15, 2018 Based on the amount of engagement King's tweet has had so far, though, it seems there are still plenty of people out there with some outrage left in them. WATCH: Watch Zuckerberg’s face freeze after a far-right politician credited Facebook for Trump's win and Brexit
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Celebrity Marie Claire
Kendall Jenner's Sexy Green Swimsuit Will Distract You From the View Behind Her
You won't even notice the sunset.
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U.S. WLS - Chicago
Suicide attempt survivor is the youngest face transplant recipient in U.S. history
A suicide attempt survivor is getting a second chance after receiving a historic face transplant.
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Lifestyle Fox NewsChip Gaines upsets 'Fixer Upper' fans after posting pic of homemade cornbread on Twitter: 'Who cut that?'
Chip Gaines certainly knows his way around a renovation project, especially if that project contains a shiplapped wall. But a pan of cornbread? Not so much, according to Twitter. The “Fixer Upper” star posted a photo on Twitter earlier this week, intending to make a joke about the placement of his newborn son Crew’s car seat, but a big chunk of his Twitter followers couldn’t seem to focus on anything but a nearby pan of cornbread, which appeared to be cut straight through the middle. “Forget about the car seat. Who cut that in the middle? Everyone knows you start at the corner,” wrote one confused follower. “Yeah, forget the car seat. WHO CUT OUT OF THE MIDDLE?” another asked, while others called
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EntertainmentGood Housekeeping
'America's Got Talent' Fans Are Taking Issue With Courtney Hadwin After Discovering Her Past
If there's one person who brought down the house Tuesday night during the first round of America's Got Talent live shows, it was Courtney Hadwin. The 14-year-old soul singer floored everyone with her explosive rendition of James Brown's "Papa Got a Brand New Bag." At the end of her song, all four judges - Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel, and Mel B - were on their feet. Simon, so elated with Howie for choosing her as his golden buzzer, even came over to give the Deal or No Deal host a big bear hug and suggest that the two begin a record label together. While the majority of fans seem to agree with the judges, some are now bringing to light the fact that Courtney has competed on a major
