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U.S. Los Angeles Times
'This is what happens when you lose control': Man who videotaped car-kicking motorcyclist speaks out
Some blame the biker for kicking the car and provoking the driver; others blame the “cager” behind the wheel for swerving into the biker at freeway speed. As California Highway Patrol investigators search for a motorcyclist who kicked a sedan and then throttled away as an explosive, chain-reaction collision left two vehicles wrecked and one man injured, a viral video of the episode continues to spark debate over who’s to blame for the mayhem. Now, the man who videotaped the automotive spectacle is speaking out about who appeared to be at fault. In an interview with The Times on Friday, Chris Traber, 47, of Santa Clarita, said both men appeared to play a role in the harrowing incident. It was
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U.S. GrindTV.com
Bear trapped in rushing river gets an unusual helping hand; video
A cinnamon bear found itself trapped in an eddy in the middle of a rushing Salmon River in Idaho when tourists on a boat tour spotted the struggling bear. “We thought he was a dog when we came up on him,” Liz Comer wrote on Instagram, as reported by KBOI in Boise. “He kept getting sucked under water. “We thought he was a goner for sure because that river was no joke! I’ve never seen it this high!” But the boat captain pulled off a slick move to save the bear, as seen in Comer’s video licensed with ViralHog: “He was so tired and going under when we came up on him,” Comer wrote on Instagram. “He definitely wouldn’t have made it much longer, but the captain used the boat’s engines to push him out
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Style Good Housekeeping
Woman Was Reportedly Told to Leave Pool Because of Her "Inappropriate" Bathing Suit
Nowadays, confidence is hard to come by even when it seems like we've made leaps in the right direction. Despite movements calling for body positivity and acceptance, women especially still find it difficult to step into the public eye feeling judgment-free. Take for example, what reportedly happened to Knoxville, Tennessee resident Tori Jenkins this week. It was hot, so she put on a bathing suit and headed over to her apartment complex's pool. But nearly three minutes after she arrived, Jenkins was told by two leasing consultations that the suit - a pink one-piece - was "inappropriate." She was given three options: change, cover up or leave. Jenkins' fiancé, Tyler Newman, went to Facebook to
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Business CNN
Shop owner can't remove Confederate flag
An ice cream shop owner in Orangeburg, South Carolina, a majority black town, is unable to remove a Confederate flag that flies over his business, but is located on land he doesn't own. CNN's Victor Blackwell reports.
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Style Entertainment Tonight
Emily Ratajkowski Shares Sizzling, Booty-Baring Vacation Snaps -- See the Pics!
The 26-year-old model continues to soak up sun -- and show major skin.
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Politics Business Insider
'CNN is aiding and abetting this nonsense': Kellyanne Conway has heated exchange with CNN anchor over Trump and Russia
Kellyanne Conway, counselor to President Donald Trump, refused to say whether Trump is taking any...
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Sports Golf ChannelSome PGA pros unhappy with Uresti's win
Omar Uresti won the PGA Professional Championship Wednesday to earn a spot in the PGA Championship and six PGA Tour events. But, according to Golf Digest, Uresti's victory hasn't sat well with some PGA teaching professionals, who believe former tour players like Uresti shouldn't be allowed to play in their national championship. Since Uresti was a PGA Tour player for more than 20 years, he has an A-3 life member status in the Southern Texas Section of the PGA of America. Darrell Fuston, who sits on the board of directors for the Southern Texas section and is the director of golf at The Woodlands (Texas) Country Club, told Digest that the problem is not Uresti, but the rule. “To me, Omar hasn’t
