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Business Yahoo Lifestyle
Dollar General cashier calls police on black woman trying to use store coupons
The cashier says the teacher is "trying to take advantage of the system," while she uses coupons from the store's app.
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U.S. New York Post
‘Stand your ground’ law protects shooter in deadly fight over parking space: sheriff
An argument over a handicapped parking spot at a convenience store in Florida led to a fatal shooting and the man who pulled the trigger won’t be arrested under the state’s “stand your ground” self-defense law, authorities said. Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri told reporters during a Friday press conference that Thursday’s shooting death of Markeis McGlockton, a 28-year-old father of three, is “within the bookends of stand your ground and within the bookends of force being justified,” the Tampa Bay Times reports. “I’m not saying I agree with it, but I don’t make that call,” Gualtieri told reporters, adding that his agency will now forward the case to the State Attorney’s Office for a final decision.
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U.S. People
The 17 Victims of the Tragic Duck Boat Accident Identified Including 9 Members of the Same Family
17 Victims of Duck Boating Accident Identified
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Celebrity Good Morning America
How a 3-year-old saved her dad's life by Facetiming her mom
When 3-year-old Molly McCabe saw her dad fall off the couch and onto the floor two weeks ago, she thought it was just another one of the games they played together. Then Molly turned the phone to face her father, and McCabe saw her husband Trevor collapsed on the floor of their Winchester, Virginia, home.
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Sports Yahoo Sports
LaVar Ball: 'If you want to be a professional athlete, you don't need to spend 50 percent of your time in class'
While promoting his JBA league, LaVar Ball said that kids who want to be a professional athlete don't need to spend half of their time in class because they aren't going to use what they learn in there anyways.
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U.S. HuffPost
Justice Department Will Tell Public About 'Persistent,' 'Pervasive' Attacks On Democracy
The Department of Justice unveiled a new report detailing a campaign of
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Lifestyle MercuryNews.com
Ask Amy: These women steal my clothes and wear them in front of me
DEAR AMY: I have three sisters-in-law. I have been a part of their family for 15 years. We all get along (for the most part). Recently, my husband and I purchased a home. We have an open-door policy for people to come and use our pool. We also host family gatherings. At our latest gathering, I noticed two of his sisters wearing my clothes. One volunteered: “We were wet from the pool and found these in your dryer.” I was assured that I would get the clothes back that night, but they were never returned to me. Last weekend there was a birthday party. They made off with some towels. I went to their home, and found a blanket that was given to me by my mother being used as a curtain in one of their
