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Celebrity Yahoo Lifestyle
'I ain't nothing without my wife': 98-year-old man walks 6 miles each way to visit paralyzed wife in the hospital
The 98-year-old Korean War veteran says his beloved wife is “the best cup of tea I ever had."
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U.S. Inside Edition
Colorado Mom Shanann Watts Worried Her Husband Chris Watts Was Being Unfaithful, Friends Say
Chris Watts, 33, allegedly admitted Wednesday to killing his wife and children.
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U.S. Collider
Donald Trump Misquotes ‘Apocalypse Now’, Offends Veterans
Would you believe that Donald Trump doesn’t know one of the most famous lines in Apocalypse Now? Of course you would! He doesn’t know lots of things, and he doesn’t know the extent of what he does not know. He is the perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger effect, and it ended up offending the veterans he claims to love at a meeting last year. The Daily Beast reports that a meeting with various veteran organizations in the Roosevelt Room on March 17, 2017, Trump got into a spat with vets over a line in Apocalypse Now. During the meeting, Rick Weidman, co-founder of Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA), brought up Agent Orange, a notorious component of herbicidal warfare and dangerous to those who
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Celebrity People
Khloé Kardashian Bares Her Beach Bum in Cheeky One-Piece Swimsuit While on Vacation in Mexico
Khloe Kardashian Bares Her Bum in Sexy One Piece
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U.S. ABC News Videos
New details on husband arrested for killing wife, daughters
Chris Watts appeared in court as police believe they found the bodies of his wife, Shanann Watts, 34, and their two daughters Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3.
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World Business InsiderNavies used to have a morbid way to confirm when they'd destroyed an enemy sub
Ships hunting subs faced a sort of odd challenge when it came to confirming their number of kills. After all, their target was often underwater, there weren't always a lot of other ships around to confirm the kill, and the destroyed target would sink additional hundreds of feet under the ocean. But sub hunters came up with a solution. See, most of a sub sinks when it's destroyed underwater, but some items float. These items include oil, clothes and the personal belongings of submariners, the occasional packet of documents, and, disturbingly enough, human remains. It's definitely kind of nasty, but it's also good for ship commanders who need to prove they actually sank an enemy sub or five. Commanders
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U.S. People
Pregnant Colo. Woman 'Was Getting Ready to Leave' Husband Accused of Murdering Her, Daughters
Slain Colo. Woman 'Was Getting Ready to Leave' Suspect Husband
