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U.S. Associated PressDad stabbed to death as daughter sits in lap at restaurant
A homeless man was charged Friday with murder in a random attack on a California father who was stabbed in the neck as his 5-year-old daughter sat in his lap in a crowded beachside steakhouse. Jamal Jackson, ...
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Politics Yahoo View
Humiliating: Leaked Tapes catch Trump bizarrely posing has own spokesperson
Investigative Journalist Jonathan Greenberg joins Ari Melber to discuss newly uncovered tapes from his 1984 interview with Donald Trump, in which Trump pretended to be his own spokesperson and lied about his assets to make the Forbes 400 list.
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World HuffPost
Kangaroo Dies After Visitors At Chinese Zoo Hurl Rocks To Force Her To Jump
One kangaroo was killed and another injured at a zoo in southeast China after
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U.S. People
'Popular' Football Player Found Dead After Not Showing Up to School - and His Friend Is Arrested
Calif. Teen Accused of Murdering Another Boy
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Politics KTRK - Houston
Circle of life: Bush family welcomes new baby 2 days after Barbara Bush passing
Just two days after former First Lady Barbara Bush passed away in her home in Houston, the Bush family welcomed a baby boy.
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Politics The Cheat Sheet
The Sad Truth Behind How Long John McCain Is Actually Expected to Live With Brain Cancer
John McCain was at the center of politics in 2008, when he ran as the Republican presidential candidate against Obama. And with Trump’s many controversial policies, the spotlight comes back to McCain’s opposition from time to time. Since July, however, reporters have been focusing on McCain for a different reason: his cancer diagnosis. He doesn’t talk about it much, but his rare and deadly form of brain cancer is leaving many wondering how much longer he has to live. Here are the details regarding his prognosis. 1. McCain has glioblastoma, a very rare cancer McCain publicly announced his diagnosis in July 2017, and his hospitalization in December caused quite a stir amongst the media, AARP notes.
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Lifestyle Chicago Sun-TimesDear Abby: Family thinks I deserve a better-looking boyfriend
DEAR ABBY: I am a 33-year-old woman with two young children (11 and 9). “Andrew” and I have been dating for almost a year, still learning about each other and building a foundation for our relationship. Though single mom is happy with her beau’s appearance and he’s great with her and her kids, relatives insist she’s too pretty for him. My family recently told some other family members that I am “too pretty” to be dating Andrew and I “can do much better.” My younger sister even said Andrew isn’t good-looking enough and I need to find someone who matches my beauty as well as my heart. Shocked, I told her Andrew has been wonderful to me and my kids, and his looks don’t bother me. My last boyfriend
