- U.S.In The Know
Man in hot water after being caught kissing at game: 'I hope you never have to be in my position'
A man who was caught kissing a woman while attending a soccer game in Ecuador is now in hot water.
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Samasource CEO Leila Janah passes away at 37
Leila Janah, a serial entrepreneur who was the CEO and founder of machine learning training data company Samasource, passed away at the age of 37 due to complications from Epithelioid Sarcoma, a form of cancer, according to a statement from the company.
- U.S.The Independent
US military investigating after finding Pornhub video of Navy service members shot through peephole
The Navy is reportedly investigating videos found on the website Pornhub that they believe show unsuspecting service members through a peephole in a bathroom.The videos were discovered earlier this month by an agent from the Naval Criminal Investigative Series, according to a report by NBC News.
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Paul Walker's Daughter Meadow Stuns In Tiny Daisy-Print Bikini: 'SPF 1000'
Paul Walker's Daughter Meadow Wows In Tiny Daisy-Print Bikini: 'SPF 1000'
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Julianne Hough breaks internet with exorcism-like video: 'This was disturbing to watch'
"I don’t know whether this is absolutely hilarious or absolutely terrifying," wrote one viewer.
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Sasquatch Sighting? DOT Says Traffic Cam Caught A Bigfoot... Maybe
The image was captured at Sherman Pass, in a remote part of Washington.
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Scientist who simulated the global impact of a coronavirus outbreak says ‘the cat’s already out of the bag’ and calls China’s efforts to contain the disease ‘unlikely to be effective’
Scientist and scholar Eric Toner, quoted above in an excerpt from a Friday interview with the business-news channel CNBC, explained that China's efforts to contain the current outbreak of a fast-moving upper-respiratory illness are “unlikely to be effective. The comments come as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed a second case of coronavirus in the U.S. Cases of the illness, which is related to SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, have now turned up in a number of countries beyond China, where the illness originated in Wuhan City.
