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Politics Newsweek
In Arizona, Trump Shows He Can't and Won't Be President
On Monday night, after President Donald J. Trump delivered a speech on Afghanistan, Philip Rucker, the Washington Post’s bureau chief for the White House, wrote on Twitter that he saw in that address “a new President Trump: Acknowledging a flip-flop and talking about gravity of office, history & substance.” Here was the long-awaited pivot to presidential behavior many had sought from Trump. On Tuesday evening, Trump came to Phoenix, Arizona, for a campaign rally, disregarding the calls by many-including that city’s mayor, Greg Stanton-to stay away. Speaking for more than an hour to a large and friendly crowd, Trump complained about the media, taunted liberal protesters and maligned Arizona’s two senators, both of whom are Republicans.
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U.S. InStyle
Malia Obama Is at Harvard and Students Are Actually Keeping Their Chill
The former First Daughter was able to go about the day as a regular freshman as she settled in to her freshman dorm.
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Sports New York Post
MMA fighter arrested for allegedly killing weightlifter in street fight
A cage fighter is accused of killing a champion weightlifter after they got into a street fight over whose sport is better. A sickening video shows world and European powerlifting champion Andrey Drachev, 32, brawling shirtless in the road with a shorter man. The man throwing the punches and kicks was identified as 25-year-old Anar Ziranov, according to CrimeRussia.com. Ziranov is reportedly well-trained in MMA and has even competed professionally. Ziranov and Drachev reportedly were fighting over whether MMA is better than weight lifting. The savage fight took place at around 7 a.m. outside a cafe in the city of Khabarovsk in southeastern Russia. Ziranov is seen punching Drachev in the face
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Celebrity Good Morning AmericaLindsey Vonn slams 'despicable' leak of intimate photos hacked from phone
Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn is threatening legal action after "intimate" photos of her and ex-boyfriend Tiger Woods surfaced online earlier this week. “It is an outrageous and despicable invasion of privacy for anyone to steal and illegally publish private intimate photos," Vonn's rep told ABC News in a statement on Tuesday.
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Lifestyle Business Insider
Here's how much money you actually take home if you win the $700 million Powerball
The INSIDER Summary: The latest Mega Millions Powerball jackpot is $700 million. If you win and take the lump sum, the initial payout is $443.3 million. But then federal taxes cut that down to $332.5 million. And depending which state you're in, the final payout might be around $293 million. Find out the payout depending on your state at the USA Mega website. The Powerball lottery pot is now $700 million, and while buying a lottery ticket might not be money-well-spent, you might as well prepare by knowing how much cash could be in your pocket. Unfortunately the $700 million sum drops drastically after federal and state taxes are removed. The real total take-home? According to USA Mega, the winner
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U.S. Us Weekly
Dad Shares Sickening Messages Sent to His 7-Year-Old Daughter on Popular App
Brad Summer, a dad from Illinois, shared sickening messages sent to his seven-year-old daughter on the app Musical.ly - find out how to protect your child from online predators
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U.S. PopSugarThe Opioid Epidemic's Biggest Culprit Isn't Heroin Anymore - It's Something Deadlier
Part of a series of images Jessica* created with photographer John Trew to portray the emotions associated with addiction. Photo courtesy of John Trew. Andrew*, an HVAC engineer, looks better than your average 37-year-old, college-educated man from Canton, OH. Clean-shaven, wearing a fitted maroon polo shirt and black dress pants. Athletic. Energetic. Flirtatious. He sits on the patio of a local restaurant, sipping his cocktail, skimming the menu at the kind of place you take your kids to after soccer practice. "Yesterday I had one glass of wine, today I had two. Tomorrow, I don't know," Andrew says, both hands cupped around a sweaty vodka-soda with lime. "But it's not heroin." But it wasn't
