- U.S. AOL.com
‘Going to be a long flight’: Plane passenger’s rude act goes viral
A female plane passenger took to Reddit this week to share a horrifying photo of a stranger performing a rude act during her flight.
- U.S. People
Pastor Whose Church Held Kanye West's Sunday Service Slams Rapper for His Comments on Slavery
Pastor, Whose Church Held Kanye West's Sunday Service, Slams Rapper
- Celebrity People
Woman Who Survived a Coma Wants to Be the First Woman in a Wheelchair to Compete at Miss USA
Woman in Wheelchair Wants to Compete in Miss USA
- U.S. ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports
Ellie Goulding threatens to cancel Cowboys’ Thanksgiving performance
Singer and songwriter Ellie Goulding is threatening to cancel her halftime appearance of the Cowboys-Bills game on Thanksgiving Day over her newfound concerns about the Salvation Army. The halftime show annually kicks off the charitable organization's Red Kettle Campaign, and this year's performance is scheduled to air nationally on CBS. The Cowboys' Thanksgiving Day game [more]
- U.S. The Independent
Airline pilot receives $300k for wrongful arrest after being seen naked near airport
An airline pilot who was arrested after being spotted naked in his hotel room overlooking Denver International Airport has been awarded a $300,000 wrongful arrest settlement from the Colorado city.The man, United Airlines pilot Andrew Collins, was arrested in September 2018, after employees saw him apparently touching himself through the 10th floor window of his hotel room.
Celebrity Associated PressPalin says she learned of divorce plans from attorney
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin told a Christian broadcaster she learned her husband was seeking a divorce in an email from his attorney. The revelation came in an interview released Tuesday with James Dobson, founder of the Family Talk Christian ministry. Palin said she received an email June 19 from the attorney, almost three months before Todd Palin filed for divorce on his birthday in September.
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U.S. Navy Pilots Lack the Skills to Defeat Chinese and Russian Pilots in Combat
The U.S. Navy’s fighter pilots lack the skills to defeat Chinese and Russian pilots in combat, one officer warned. To better prepare for high-tech combat, the sailing branch’s F/A-18 crews should fire more live missiles in exercises and better focus their training, Navy officer Graham Scarbro advised at War on the Rocks.
