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U.S. Glamour
The Problem With This Season of 'The Bachelorette'
Unless you're actually invested in this David vs. Jordan drama, the real Bachelor Nation developments are currently happening offscreen: Ashley and Jared are actually engaged, Twitter is locked in a battle over who this season's contestants look like, and Raven blocked Bekah on Twitter. And then you have the Garrett and Lincoln controversies-about a problematic social media history and an assault conviction, respectively. These two have certainly cast a shadow over the season-you're not going to root for the guy who was found guilty of indecent assault and battery for groping and assaulting a woman-and it calls into question the past of all the men. But that's a larger, on-going story. Tonight,
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U.S. People
Missing Family of 3 Is Found Dead and Burned, Police Believe - and Man Seen Driving Mom's Car Is Charged
Missing Texas Family's Burned Skeletal Remains Found, Police Believe
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U.S. Fox News
West Point grad who posed with 'Communism will win' in cap discharged
The West Point graduate, who last year posed in a picture holding a cap that had “Communism will win” written inside, is officially out of the U.S. Army with an other-than-honorable discharge. Spenser Rapone rocked the military community last year after his social media posts were revealed, showing him wearing a Che Guevara shirt underneath his military uniform. He is no longer part of the U.S. military after top brass at Fort Drum’s 10th Mountain Division accepted his resignation Monday after an earlier warning for “conduct unbecoming of an officer.” He’s leaving the military with an other-than-honorable discharge. Army officials condemned the cadet last year and opened an investigation into
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Entertainment People
Jason Momoa Jokingly Steals Fan's Wife in Epic Comic Con Photo
Jason Momoa Jokingly Steals Fan's Wife in Photo
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Sports Yahoo TV
After violent outburst, Ronda Rousey hit with 30-day suspension from RAW
Ronda Rousey got a little too rowdy, attacking Alexa Bliss, Kurt Angle, and a gaggle of referees.
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U.S. Miami Herald
Slow driver backed up traffic in the left lane. People love this officer's response
If you're someone bothered by slow drivers in the left lane, then this police officer might be your new hero. A tweet from Sgt. Stephen Wheeles, a public information officer for the Indiana State Police, has recently gone viral because of the way the cop handled an alleged slow poke in what is supposed to be the passing lane. "I stopped this vehicle today for a left lane violation on I-65," Wheeles tweeted. "The driver had approximately 20 cars slowed behind her because she would not move back to the right lane. "Again...if there are vehicles behind you," he continued, "you must move to the right lane to allow them to pass." Loads of people loved his message. And it's not that surprising, as
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Business Business InsiderMcDonald's employees share the 6 menu items they'd never eat
The McDonald's menu has plenty of offerings for fast food fans and casual customers alike. But, when it comes to consuming McDonald's food, the restaurant's crew members are likely the most insightful of the bunch. They don't just cook the meals; many of them take advantage of their employee discounts and chow down on the fast food while on break, according to Quora users who previously worked at the chain. But that doesn't mean they'll just eat anything at McDonald's. Business Insider spoke with several current and former crew members to find out what orders they tended to pass on. A number of McDonald's employees have also shared the menu items they'd never order on Reddit. Most of the preferences
