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The singer is encouraging her fans to donate to the Malibu Foundation, which will help others who also lost their homes in the blazes.

There was a loud bang, and suddenly the Southwest Airlines jet rolled sharply to the left. Smoke began to fill the cabin, and flight attendants rushed row by row to make sure all passengers could get oxygen from their masks. When flight attendant Rachel Fernheimer got to row 14, she saw a woman strapped in her lap belt but with her head, torso and arm hanging out a broken window.

The wildfire raging in California known as the Camp Fire completely destroyed the town of Paradise, claiming businesses, homes, and lives, but at least one creature managed to save itself from the inferno, even if it was a complete accident. Posted by Paradise resident Jeff Hill, this friendly horse was found stuck in a residential pool where it apparently rode out the firestorm until people returned. The animal, which had become caught in a cover resting on top of the pool, was able to make it out with the help of some passersby, but there's no telling the horror she witnessed over the past few days. The horse, which Hill describes as "shivering uncontrollably" in the water of the pool, was still well enough to stand and walk after the pool cover was removed. Thankfully, the animal quickly regained its composure and was able to trot off. https://www.facebook.com/jeff.hill.794/posts/1847840091991057 The good news here is that it appears from the photo that the fire didn't reach this particular area. The trees around the house in the images seem to be in good shape, and there's no sign of charred foliage. If the fire had engulfed the surrounding woods it likely would have made it even harder for the horse to survive. The question that immediately jumps to mind is whether or not the horse knew what it was doing when it took an impromptu dip in the pool. Perhaps it did, and with smoke in the sky it decided that somewhere wet was the best place to hide, but it's probably more likely that it fell in by accident while fleeing. In any case, the horse appears to be doing okay, and we hope it's reunited with its owners soon.

NY Time’s Peter Baker, fmr FBI assistant director Frank Figliuzzi & fmr US attorney Chuck Rosenberg & and Rep. Eric Swallwell (D-CA) on new details in Mueller’s investigation.

No way, no how and not now is the unsurprising summation of Donald Trump and the White House's response to CNN's lawsuit filed yesterday to have Jim Acosta's press credentials restored. “Plaintiffs fail to reckon with the extraordinarily intrusive nature of the judicial relief they seek-a decree ordering the President to grant access to facilities in his official residence and personal offices to a specific journalist he has decided to exclude,” said a filing by Trump…