U.S. Good Morning AmericaOhio grandmother charged with murder of 5-year-old grandson after allegedly beating him to death
A grandmother from Toledo, Ohio has been charged with murder after she admitted to hitting her grandson so hard that he eventually died from the injuries. The Toledo Fire Department responded to a call on Thursday from Yisenya Flores after she reported that her 5-year-old grandson had fallen off of a bed in her home, according to ABC’s Toledo affiliate station WTVG.
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The Australian journalist wondered if cleaning up Trump's rambling speech does the public a disservice.
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Demi Moore's memoir claims long-rumored threesomes with Ashton Kutcher: 'I wanted to show him how great and fun I could be'
Stories from Demi Moore’s memoir, "Inside Out," continue to trickle out ahead of its Sept. 24 release.
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Former 49ers receiver Antonio Bryant trolls Patriots over Antonio Brown
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Science The IndependentWeather radar picks up mysterious shadow across three states ‘caused by huge dragonfly swarm’
An enormous mystery cloud has baffled US meteorologists this week who spotted the shape stretching over parts of Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, but saw no rainfall.The National Weather Service spotted the “conundrum”, and suggested it could be a swarm of “bugs”, however the altitude was so high, they were initially sceptical such a massive number of creatures could be flying so high.
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Women leave Montana town over border agency lawsuit backlash
A woman who is suing the U.S. Customs and Border Protection after an agent questioned her and a friend for speaking Spanish in a convenience store said Friday the backlash to their lawsuit has forced them to move away from their small Montana city. Ana Suda and her family have been harassed by neighbors, strangers and even schoolchildren in the city of Havre ever since a video of a border agent questioning her and Martha "Mimi" Hernandez was uploaded to YouTube, Suda said in a phone interview with The Associated Press. Suda and her two children have been living with relatives in El Paso, Texas, for the past 1 ½ months while her husband - a Customs and Border Protection employee himself - is seeking a job transfer to join them.
