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Politics The Independent
Vladimir Putin just humiliated Donald Trump. And Trump humiliated America
Russia did not win the 2018 FIFA World Cup. As it was, after a series of encounters in which the team displayed discipline and flair under head coach Stanislav Cherchesov that surprised many, they made it to the quarter-finals, only to lose to Croatia after extra time and penalties. At a press conference with Donald Trump following their first formal bi-lateral summit, Putin stood and watched as the US president told the world he trusted the word of the Russian leader as much as that of his own intelligence chief.
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Celebrity The Mighty
15-Year-Old Girl Dies After Mistaking Peanut Chips Ahoy! Packaging for Nut-Free
On July 12, Kelly Travers-Stafford shared via Facebook her 15-year-old daughter died after consuming a Chips Ahoy! cookie believing it was safe to do so based on the red packaging.
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U.S. New York Post
Mandalay Bay owners sue victims of Las Vegas mass shooting
The corporate owners of the Mandalay Bay casino filed suit against the victims of last year’s Las Vegas concert mass shooting, claiming it has no liability for the massacre, according to a published report on Monday. MGM Resorts International went to federal courts in Nevada and California and took on more than 1,000 shooting victims, saying claims against the hotel giant “must be dismissed.” “Plaintiffs have no liability of any kind to defendants,” the complaints argue, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Las Vegas lawyer Robert Eglet, who is representing several victims, told the paper that the hotel’s unusual action is a pre-emptive strike to get the cases heard in federal court instead
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U.S. The Daily Beast
10 Black Students Falsely Accused of Leaving IHOP Without Paying
Ten black Washington University students were stopped by police near St. Louis, Missouri, and falsely accused of dining and dashing at an IHOP before being escorted back to the restaurant by six squad cars, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. University officials have reportedly complained to the Clayton Police Department about the incident, which is now the subject of an internal police review. The students-all of them incoming freshmen-were reportedly forced to walk back to the IHOP despite some of them having receipts to prove they paid for their meals. They were let go only after the manager told officers they had in fact paid. University officials have demanded that the police department
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Celebrity HuffPost
Blake Shelton Falls On Stage, Says 'Yes I Had Been Drinking. A Lot.'
Blake Shelton took a tumble during his performance at the Pendleton Whisky Music Fest in Oregon on Saturday.
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Health Business InsiderPeople with this personality trait are more likely to cheat - and it's harder to catch than you think
In a 2017 Gallup poll, only 9% of Americans said infidelity was morally acceptable. If you've never cheated, then you might have a hard time understanding what drives a person to break the bonds of trust in a relationship. What inspires someone to jeopardize their existing partnership for the sake of one night with a stranger? How does someone live with themselves while secretly dating multiple people at once? As it turns out, there's actually a specific personality trait that tends to crop up in the psychological profiles of people who repeatedly cheat on their partners. Experts seem to agree: cheating and narcissism go hand in hand. True narcissism is more than simply liking what you see in
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Lifestyle Fox News
The fastest-growing suburbs in America: It’s a sprawl-for-all!
Americans are falling in love with the ’burbs again. The longstanding romance cooled a bit after the 2008 financial crisis, but as cash makes its way back into personal savings accounts, folks are again indulging their instinctual urge to grab their own piece of the national dream, front and back yard included-thank you very much. But if you think suburbs are serene and low-key compared to the bustle of big cities, you probably haven't bought a home in a popular suburb lately. Demand is fierce in communities that have the right mix of good schools, short commute times, fun and walkable downtowns, and lots of new, spacious homes. And things are only likely to get hotter, considering that millennials,
