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Aaron Hernandez’s Fiancée Shayanna Jenkins Is Pregnant

Videos and photos captured a bald eagle attempting to snatch a rabbit from a young red fox as they battled it out 20 feet in the air in what a photographer called a “dramatic act of thievery.”   The dramatic sight at San Juan Island National Historic Park, in Washington State, was caught by photographers Kevin Ebi, of LivingWilderness.com, and Zachary Hartje. Ebi wrote in a blogpost on Monday he was at the park a few days ago watching the young red foxes, called kits, hunt just before sunset. One of the kits caught a rabbit and held it in its mouth. “I panned my camera with it to capture the action. Then behind me, I heard the cry of a bald eagle. I turned around and saw it approaching fast,”

This is vintage Trump. He is reading a prepared speech about how 2018 is so critical because it will determine whether the gains made for conservatives with his 2016 election will be continued in the second half of his first term or not. It's standard issue political speak for a president trying to rally his somewhat too-satisfied base to the necessity of turning out to vote in midterm contests. Since there have been midterm elections, presidents have given speeches in the run-up to the campaign trying make sure their bases understand just how high the stakes actually are for this non-presidential year vote. These are the highlights of Trump's Twitter habit02:03 But this is Trump. And Trump never

A Kansas police department is facing allegations of racism after a black man

Meghan Markle will get a wedding invite, of course. When Meghan and Harry first started getting romantic, they certainly had Princess Eugenie’s approval. The Daily Express reports back in 2016, Harry and Meghan attended a Halloween party with Eugenie and her now-fiancé, Jack Brooksbank.

At first, Ronda Rankin and her daughter couldn't decide what animal was holding on for dear life atop another car. "My daughter says, 'There's a cat on that van,' and I was like, ‘Oh, no, that's a raccoon,'" she told KETV. "My husband's pulling up closer, and I'm like, 'Oh, my God, no, that's a cat.'" Yep, that's right - Rankin and her family found a terrified cat clinging onto the top of a van as it went 60 miles per hour down an interstate in Omaha, Nebraska, KETV reported. The woman said she tried to alert the driver of the van about the frightened feline. "I said, 'There's a cat on your roof,' and I keep saying, 'A cat on your roof,'" she told the TV station. "Then, she looks at me, and she's