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Politics Business Insider
Steve Bannon fired a warning shot on his way out of the White House
Steve Bannon says now that he has left the White House, he will go to war against President...
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Politics The Independent
'My life is over': Man who attended Charlottesville neo-Nazi rally forced to move away after being identified
A man who attended the white supremacist march in Charlottesville has told how his “life is over” after being publicly identified. Jarrod Kuhn was identified as a “nazi” after an anti-fascist group posted 250 fliers around the Honeoye Falls area of New York in the aftermath of the Virginia bloodshed that left three people dead. The flier claimed Mr Kuhn is a “leading figure with the Daily Stormer, an avowedly neo-Nazi website around which local groups have been organizing to promote anti-Semitism, white supremacy and violence against LGBTQ communities,” according to the Livingston County news.
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U.S. Miami Herald
He woke up to three teens robbing his cars - so he shot one of them with an AK-47, police say
A man in Panama Beach City, Florida, thwarted an attempted robbery outside his home this past Sunday when he shot one of the three suspected burglars with an assault rifle, police say. The homeowner, whose identity was not revealed by police, awoke early Sunday morning when his wife told him she had heard a loud noise in their front yard. The man investigated and found three teenagers robbing their cars in the front yard. According to the Panama City News Herald, the homeowner told authorities one of the cars the teens were burglarizing had a firearm in it. Per WTVY, the homeowner was armed with an AK-47 as he investigated the front yard, and at one point, the homeowner says, one of the robbers
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U.S. Dallas Morning News
Driver going 98 in 35 mph zone before crash that killed 3 kids said their mom should 'use better judgment'
Their older sister, 14-year-old Dulce Mendoza, remembers closing her eyes, wanting to rest a bit before testing for her next belt at taekwondo. And then it happened. "I just heard my mom scream," Dulce testified this week. She remembers the car spinning and then extreme pressure on her body. "I couldn't breathe," she said. Once the car stopped, she turned around to see her brother and sisters. She touched Pamela and knew her little sister was dead. Dulce was rushed to the hospital, and her mother was also injured. Taylor had a broken ankle. Surveillance footage from a nearby business captured the crash. Several people in the courtroom gasped when the video footage showed the black car smash into
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Celebrity People
It's a Country Baby Boom! See All the Nashville Couples Expecting Right Now
Jason Aldean, Brantley Gilbert Baby: Nashville's Pregnant Couples
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Style PopSugarKendall Jenner's Sheer Top Will Make Even the Most Composed Person Blush
Kendall Jenner's the queen of going braless, and we fully support it. The model stepped out in New York City wearing Beck & Bridge's French Kiss shirt with jeans, Alezan by SK rings, and white Stuart Weitzman booties. She chose not to wear a bra (or bralette) under her printed red top, which was held together by two buttons, and instead freed the nip, as she has on several occasions. It was a bold and personal choice, one that probably made plenty of fans stop and stare . . . us included. We don't blame Kendall for ditching the bra though, given the Summer heat. It was an easy way to stay cool and feel comfortable. Before you read on to see her outfit, however, keep in mind the look is definitely
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U.S. New York Post
Dad launches car with family inside over opening drawbridge
A New Jersey family cheated death when they pulled off a wild move - straight out of an action movie - and escaped the clutches of an opening drawbridge. Terrance Naphys and his family were en route by car to Cape May earlier this month when they found themselves caught in a terrifying situation as they were crossing the Middle Thorofare Bridge, which connects Wildwood and Cape May. Suddenly, the steel grate of the bridge started to open underneath them, rising between 3 and 6 feet in the air - and Naphys made a quick decision to gun it over the bridge. “He accelerated, and of course then we landed with a big impact on the concrete on the side,” the man’s wife, Jackie Naphys, told CBS Philadelphia in an interview this week.
