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U.S. International Business Times
'Oh He Just Died': Teens Laugh At Drowning Disabled Man In Disturbing Video
In more than two-minute long video, the teens can be heard laughing, instead of calling for help as a Florida man struggled to stay afloat in a pond.
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Celebrity InStyle
Julianne Hough Wears Just Her "Birthday Suit" to Ring in 29 Years
The newlywed celebrated her birthday with a cheeky snap from her honeymoon.
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Politics Newsweek
John McCain Cancer Is ‘Godly Justice’ for Challenging Trump, Alt-Right Claims
Most Americans met Wednesday night’s news that Arizona Senator John McCain was facing a dire diagnosis of brain cancer with shows of respect for the elder statesman and former prisoner of war. The attack on McCain--a war hero who spent more than five years in a North Vietnamese prison-is faintly reminiscent of the early days of Trump’s presidential campaign. During a family values summit in Iowa in the summer of 2015, just a month after he’d announced his seemingly quixotic bid for the White House, Trump lashed out at McCain: “He’s not a war hero.
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Style Yahoo Style
One Woman’s Viral Photo Encourages All Shoppers to Forget About Sizing
Sharing a side-by-side image of trying on two pairs of pants in the exact same size, Katy used the accompanying caption to call out clothes sizing everywhere.
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Entertainment CNN Money
Here's how much O.J. Simpson may get from NFL pension plan
If O.J. Simpson gets out of prison, he'll have far more financial resources awaiting him than most ex-convicts. Simpson goes before a parole hearing Thursday that could lead to his release from prison this fall. Beyond any money he can make from selling autographs or other memorabilia, Simpson, who is 70, will probably have significant retirement income. The NFL won't say how much he'll get from his NFL pension, and it's hard to estimate without knowing some key details, such as when he decided to start collecting benefits. But according to the NFL benefits formula, he could receive as much as $100,680 a year if he waited until age 65 to start drawing his pension. Ex-players have the option of
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Entertainment Miami Herald
O.J. got parole. His famed former lawyer is flat broke and living above a hair salon
Johnnie Cochran is dead. Marcia Clark writes murder mysteries. Judge Lance Ito is retired. And F. Lee Bailey, the famed criminal defense attorney, is flat broke. On Thursday, O.J. Simpson - the NFL icon who brought them together more than two decades ago - was granted parole from his prison sentence for a Nevada robbery conviction, asserting during a highly anticipated hearing that “I’m not a guy who has lived a criminal life.” But of all the characters who played a role in Simpson’s unforgettable acquittal for the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, no one’s life has changed as dramatically as Bailey’s. By changed, we mean cratered. Bailey joined Simpson’s defense team with a courtroom
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U.S. CNNInitial investigation blames Navy for USS Fitzgerald collision
(CNN)Preliminary findings in the investigation into the collision between the USS Fitzgerald and a Philippine cargo ship off the coast of Japan in June suggest the accident was caused by multiple errors by the Fitzgerald's crew and a failure to take action in the minutes leading to the collision, according to two defense officials. The collision between the Fitzgerald and the ACX Crystal on June 17 claimed the lives of seven US sailors. The initial findings are just the first stage in what is expected to be a lengthy inquiry. Both officials said the initial investigation found that the Fitzgerald crew failed to understand and acknowledge the cargo ship was approaching and failed to take any action necessary to avoid the collision.
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