- U.S. USA TODAY
Ex-wife, children of Atlanta surgeon Christopher Edwards found dead in apparent murder-suicide
Authorities say they believe Marsha Edwards shot Christopher Edwards Jr. and Erin Edwards before turning the gun on herself.
- PoliticsThe Independent
Trump tells Republicans he may begin cutting social security and Medicare if he wins in 2020
Republicans on Capitol Hill say Donald Trump may be willing to cut Social Security and Medicare if he wins in 2020, reportedly describing the potential move as a “second-term project”.Several senators told the New York Times in a report published this week they spoke to the president about reducing the costs of the federal health care and retirement programmes - a move that would likely stir controversy in a presidential election season.
U.S. HuffPostDoorbell Cam Activates And Captures An Absolute Nightmare
Not answering the door for that. Nope.
- Celebrity People
'Great' Return to School Proves Exhausting for Girl, 5: See Her Adorable Before and After Photos!
Before and After Back to School Photos of Girl Go Viral
- Sports The Loop
This is it, this is the saddest Eli Manning picture ever taken
This photo of Eli Manning in the Giants locker room following the team's preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals is about as sad as it gets.
- CelebrityTheBlast
'Jersey Shore' Star Mike Sorrentino's Wife Causes 'Situation' With Sexy Snap
Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino's wife Lauren sizzles in sexy snap weeks before his prison release.
U.S. ABC News12-year-old boy jumps out of moving truck to escape suspected kidnapper, police say
The child was treated for abrasions to his forehead, arms and hands, while the suspect, 26-year-old Timothy Miller of West Palm Beach, was arrested on charges of kidnapping under the age of 13, resisting an officer with violence and child neglect, according to a probable cause affidavit. The boy told detectives that he got off his school bus and was walking home in Boynton Beach on Wednesday afternoon when a man driving a white pickup truck pulled over and offered him a ride. The man, later identified as Miller, told the child that he gives rides to kids "all the time" and "not to worry" because he "won't do anything weird," according to the affidavit.
