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U.S. New York Post
Woman tried to extort married man who left phone at bar: cops
A woman in Florida tried to extort $500 from a married man who left his cellphone unattended at a bar by threatening to tell his wife he cheated on her, police said. Briyana Andrea Valls, 22, is facing charges of grand theft and extortion after police in Davie say she victimized a man who went with several friends to Big Dawgs Sports Bar in Pembroke Pines on Tuesday, WPLG reports. Police said the victim had several drinks at the bar and then briefly left his phone on a table. Hours later, while back at his home, the man started getting several text messages from an unfamiliar number, demanding that he send $300 via a mobile payment service to an account belonging to a woman named Briyana Valls, according to an arrest report.
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Celebrity Yahoo Lifestyle
Laverne Cox's beautiful bikini photo made a fan 'feel like a toe.' Then the actress responded.
The fan tweeted that Cox's beauty made her "feel like a toe."
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Celebrity HuffPost
Khloé Kardashian On 'Friend' Who Dished About Tristan Thompson: I Don't Know Her
The drama surrounding Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson has continued,
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Politics Entertainment Tonight
Whoopi Goldberg Kicks Jeanine Pirro Off 'The View' After Intense Shouting Match -- Watch
The 'View' co-host apologized for losing her cool during Thursday's episode.
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Politics thinkprogress.org
Cohen recording indicates Trump blatantly lied when he said he didn’t know about McDougal payment
The New York Times on Friday broke bombshell news that in September 2016, President Trump’s longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, secretly recorded a conversation with Trump “in which they discussed payments to a former Playboy model [Karen McDougal] who said she had an affair with Mr. Trump, according to lawyers and others familiar with the recording.” Shortly afterward, a follow-up report from The Washington Post added more details about the content of this discussion. Citing a source “familiar with the recording,” the Post reported that Cohen and Trump discussed purchasing the rights to McDougal’s story of her alleged affair from American Media Inc (AMI). AMI is the parent company of the
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U.S. The Christian Science Monitor
Outspoken death-row inmate calls Nevada’s bluff
Is there a point at which leaving inmates on death row becomes more unmerciful than executing them? The case of double-murderer Scott Dozier, who has urged Nevada to execute him, raises that question. Nevada is one of five death-penalty states who have virtually stopped carrying out capital punishment, in part because of opposition to the drugs used for lethal injections. Alvogen, a drugmaker, filed an 11th -hour lawsuit against Nevada barring their product from being used in Dozier’s execution. Dozier’s case could push Nevada and other death-penalty states to make a choice: abolish capital punishment, or find an acceptable means of carrying it out. Deborah Denno of Fordham University says the
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Lifestyle CNBC.comMan who retired at 35: Saving money won’t make you rich-here’s what will
Here's what Shaquille O'Neal did with his first check - and his advice for young people 4:01 PM ET Fri, 6 July 2018 | 01:00 Care about your future. This is more critical than most people realize: You need to care about what happens to your future self. Yes, we all want to be “successful,” but what does that mean? Do you actively want to retire early, or are you content with working through the traditional lifespan of a typical worker in our society? In 20 years, do you see yourself living in the same house? Working the same job? Driving the same car? What will change? For the record, it’s okay if you have no interest in retiring early. But knowing exactly what you want out of life - whatever
