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U.S. ABC NewsProsecutors mulling charges against woman who pushed friend off bridge
Prosecutors in Washington will consider charging an 18-year-old woman who pushed her teenage friend off a bridge, sending her plummeting 60 feet to the river below and leaving her with multiple injuries, officials said Tuesday. Clark County Major Crimes unit investigators wrapped up their probe of the incident that occurred earlier this month at the Moulton Falls Bridge near Vancouver, Washington, and are turning over their findings to prosecutors, said Brent Waddell, a spokesman for the Clark County Sheriff's Office. "The case will be forwarded to the Clark County Prosecutor's Office for appropriate charging," Waddell said in a statement.
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U.S. The Daily Beast
Arizona Dad ‘Killed Man Who Tried to Enter Daughter’s Bathroom Stall’: Police Report
An Arizona father is accused of killing a man who shook his daughter’s bathroom stall in an attempt to get to her. A police report says the incident happened on Aug. 2 in Phoenix, when suspect Melvin Harris, 40, drove to a convenience store to pick up his daughter, who told him that a man had tried to enter her bathroom stall at the shop. Harris had reportedly met the man earlier in the night when he asked Harris for money.
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EntertainmentGood Housekeeping
'America's Got Talent' Fans Are Taking Issue With Courtney Hadwin After Discovering Her Past
If there's one person who brought down the house Tuesday night during the first round of America's Got Talent live shows, it was Courtney Hadwin. The 14-year-old soul singer floored everyone with her explosive rendition of James Brown's "Papa Got a Brand New Bag." At the end of her song, all four judges - Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel, and Mel B - were on their feet. Simon, so elated with Howie for choosing her as his golden buzzer, even came over to give the Deal or No Deal host a big bear hug and suggest that the two begin a record label together. While the majority of fans seem to agree with the judges, some are now bringing to light the fact that Courtney has competed on a major
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Politics HuffPost
Omarosa: 'There's One Way To Shut Donald Trump Down'
Omarosa Manigault Newman says there's one way to combat President Donald
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U.S. Chicago Tribune
Planned Labor Day protest aims to shut down Kennedy Expressway, jam up traffic in and out of O'Hare: organizer
He organized the shutdown of Lake Shore Drive earlier this month and now the Rev. Gregory Livingston wants to disrupt traffic on the Kennedy Expressway heading to and from O’Hare International Airport. Livingston, of New Hope Baptist Church in West Humboldt Park, staged a news conference Wednesday outside of Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s office in City Hall to detail his plans for an anti-violence march on the Kennedy Expressway - the main thoroughfare to O’Hare - about 11 a.m. or noon on Labor Day. “Enough,” Livingston said as he stood by himself. “Mayor Emanuel, our No. 1 demand is still your resignation." Livingston said he is working with a coalition that’s demanding a sit-down meeting with Emanuel
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World Road & Track
Rare and Ridiculous eBay Cars You Have to See
No price is too high, no car is too outlandish. From Road & Track
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U.S. Washington Post
After 42 years of fishing, he’s never seen anything like this 310-pound bull shark
In the picture, the bull shark towers over the Maryland fisherman. Larry “Boo” Powley stares into the camera, seemingly unfazed. The story of how the 65-year-old commercial fisherman came to pose with a 310-pound bull shark began Monday morning when Powley set out on the Patuxent River in Southern Maryland. Powley, who has been on the water for 42 years, said he was planning to catch his usual crop of menhaden, a common fish often used in fish oils for humans and bait for blue crab. Menhaden measure 15 inches at most, so the 8.6-foot-long bull shark that got stuck in his trap off Cedar Point, in St. Mary’s County, around sunrise wasn’t hard to notice. “He didn’t give us much of a problem,” said
