- U.S. People
N.C. Mom Is Killed While Protecting Her Kids During Home Invasion: Last Words Were 'I Love You'
N.C. Mom Is Killed While Protecting Her Kids During Home Invasion
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'Canada lies, lies, lies': Canadians counter Trudeau's take on racism after he calls out Trump
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declared this week “that's not how we do things in Canada” when asked to weigh in on U.S. President Donald Trump’s controversial tweets telling four congresswomen of colour to "go back" to where they came.
- U.S. Yahoo Lifestyle
Photo of 'hot' border patrol agent, known as 'ICE Bae,' goes viral
A female Border Patrol officer has gone viral after photos emerged of her providing security for Vice President Mike Pence during his recent border visit.
- CelebrityTheBlast
Emily Ratajkowski's Pooch is The Luckiest Pup Alive During Heatwave
Emily Ratajkowski's new dog has the best seat in the house this heatwave.
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Dad dies trying to save kids swept away by wave at North Carolina beach: Police
A North Carolina father died while trying to rescue his children from rough waters at the state's Wrightsville Beach, according to police. Two of Johnny Lee Vann Jr.'s kids were walking on a jetty wall on Sunday afternoon when they were swept off by a wave, Capt. Jason Bishop of the Wrightsville Beach Police Department told ABC News. CPR was performed, but Vann, 35, of Durham, could not be resuscitated, Wrightsville Beach town officials said in a statement on Monday.
Celebrity CosmopolitanKendall Jenner Just Revealed How Many NBA Players She's *Actually* Dated
She is so not here for your speculation.
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Instagram faces criticism after leaving gruesome images of teen's corpse on platform for hours
A man suspected of murdering 17-year-old Bianca Devins alerted police to the killing by posting photographs of her dead body on multiple social media platforms, police said. Now, Instagram is facing criticism from social media users for allegedly failing to swiftly remove the gruesome images. Instagram users took matters into their own hands by posting photos of pink clouds in Devins' honor to drown out the images of her untimely death, technology and business magazine Fast Company reported.
