- ScienceYahoo News UK
‘Lazy’ moths taste disgusting so they don’t have to flee from predators
A study found that moths that don't try to evade attack by bats may have developed chemical defences that make them unpalatable to predators.
4949 reactions - PoliticsHuffPost
Twitter Bites Back After Trump's Dig About Nancy Pelosi's Teeth 'Falling Out'
"Funny — as you slur your words so frequently, many of us wonder if YOUR teeth keep falling out," tweets Mia Farrow.
- EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK
Clint Eastwood suffers worst opening in four decades as controversial 'Richard Jewell' flops
Clint Eastwood's controversial new movie Richard Jewell has suffered a battering at the box office, making just $5 million on its opening weekend.
- CelebrityYahoo Celebrity UK
'I've given him hell for two years': Jacqueline Jossa talks Dan Osborne cheat claims in first TV interview since 'I'm a Celeb'
The Queen of the Jungle has finally given a TV interview...and she didn't hold back.
- U.S.Dr. Phil CBS
Video ‘I’ve Changed As A Person,’ Says Woman Whose Baby Died Accidentally A Decade Ago
A couple whose infant daughter died a decade ago says their relationship has completely deteriorated.
- U.S.People
Runner Who Slapped Reporter's Backside on Live TV Arrested for Sexual Battery
Runner Who Slapped Reporter's Backside on Live TV Arrested
- WorldAssociated Press
7 years after Delhi gang rape, brutal India attacks continue
Days after an alleged gang-rape victim was set on fire, a note was left at the family home of an 18-year-old set to testify in her own case against a man she had accused of rape. “Consequences may be worse than what happened in Unnao,” the note read, alluding to the city in northern India where a woman was allegedly doused with gasoline and set ablaze by five men, including two she had accused of gang rape who were out on bail. Sexual violence against women and girls is so common in India, the case was given only a few lines in one of the country’s leading dailies.
