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Something sinister is happening at a handful of luxury Mexican resorts - at least according to one lawyer and some tourists who’ve vacationed there. After a young woman died under mysterious circumstances at the Iberostar Paraiso Resort in Playa Del Carmen, her family and attorneys have been looking for a plausible explanation for what happened to her. Abbey Conner, 20, died in January within just a few hours of arriving at a resort with her family. She and her brother, Austin Conner, 23, were drinking and swimming in chest-deep water at the hotel pool. The last thing Austin remembered was taking some shots at the bar. The next? Waking up inside an ambulance. Read: Woman Dies After Taking Mystery

The country star posted a photo of herself looking incredible in a swimsuit from her line, Calia by Carrie.

There may not be a lot that Donald Trump likes about the special investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election ran by Robert Mueller, but the President is especially unhappy that it now includes a look at his tax returns. The President has been disturbed by the disclosure that Mr Mueller could access his personal tax returns without even requesting them from him, according to the Washington Post, since the Internal Revenue Service could provide those documents. Mr Trump has repeatedly refused to release his tax returns publicly, a break in tradition for presidents dating back several decades.

I have a crazy, thinking-outside-the-box idea to improve American's health care system: Take Obamacare - the current law of the land - and make it better. Pretty nutso, right? It took me 11 seconds to come up with that. And it's a measurably better idea than the health care plan that congressional Republicans have spent the past seven years (or 220,752,000 seconds) formulating. How do I know it's better? Because Republicans presently control both houses of Congress and the presidency and still can't pass their own Obamacare replacement bill. That means it's bad. Two-levels-below-the-sewer bad. And how do I know it's bad? Because Republicans - when they weren't busy coming up with a health care

The mother of a teenager who disappeared with his friend while boating in the Atlantic Ocean filed suit Friday against the other boy’s parents and grandfather, alleging they should have prevented them from taking an ill-equipped boat out to sea. The mother of Perry Cohen filed the suit against the family of Austin Stephanos. Both boys were 14 when they disappeared off the Palm Beach County coast in July 2015 after a storm, launching a massive search. Pamela Cohen alleges Austin’s mother Carly Black, his father William Blu Stephanos and grandfather Richard Black Jr. should have stopped the boys from taking the Stephanos’ boat onto the ocean with a storm approaching and should have properly equipped the boat with a radio, a location device and other safety equipment.