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Ruthless Mexican drug lord dies while in custody

Hector Beltran Leyva, whose cartel earned a reputation as one of Mexico’s most vengeful, dies of cardiac arrest after being transferred from prison to a hospital.

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Alex Smith's shattered leg is a huge reason why Le'Veon Bell made his controversial gamble

Even $14.5 million for one season wasn’t worth the risk of potentially losing as much as $45 million in guaranteed money in March.

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Guy loses arm after falling asleep and getting hit by an incoming bus

Falling asleep on public transport may be much more dangerous than it seems. A man’s arm was severed after it was accidentally hit by an incoming bus on Saturday morning. According to Facebook user Aqu Si Val Coe, who was on the same bus that the unidentified man was riding, the incident happened at 9:30am along EDSA-Kamuning ... The post Guy loses arm after falling asleep and getting hit by an incoming bus appeared first on Coconuts.

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Meghan Markle's Strong Work Ethic Is Reportedly Rubbing Royal Staff the Wrong Way

While a strong drive is typically appreciated at the workplace, Meghan's eagerness is making royal staff uncomfortable, according to the Daily Mail.

Queen Elizabeth Sent a Message of Support for Meghan Markle's Home State of California

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Meghan Markle Tried to Get a Sneaky Haircut, & the Internet Noticed

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Jennifer Lopez Shines in Minidress & Louboutin Pumps at ‘World of Dance’

The star's dress was covered in tinsel.

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Gabrielle Union Explains How to Pronounce Daughter’s Name - and Reveals Her ‘102 Nicknames’

Gabrielle Union Explains How to Pronounce Daughter’s Name

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Harvard scientists say these 5 things can prolong your life by a decade

There are five habits that, when done together, could add more than a decade to your life expectancy, according to a study released by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Men and women who followed the healthiest of lifestyles were 82% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease and 65% less likely to die from cancer compared with people who lived unhealthy lifestyles over the course of 30 years, according to the study, published online in the journal Circulation. The healthy habits that the Harvard researchers pinpointed may sound obvious, but they’re not easy to adopt.