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U.S. People
After Allegedly Hiding Bodies of Pregnant Wife & Kids, Chris Watts May Have Left Something Incriminating Behind
Bag with Possible Footprint Near Shan'ann Watts' Body
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Celebrity Yahoo Lifestyle
Bride paralyzed in freak honeymoon accident: 'Her fairytale wedding trip has turned into a horrible nightmare'
A Texas woman's loved ones are raising money to bring her home after she broke her neck just days after her destination wedding in Maui.
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U.S. Yahoo Canada Style
'I'm sorry, but EXCUSE ME?': Mom furious after daughter suspended for wearing ripped jeans
"A male administrator came to (the) classroom, told her she needed to consider the guys in her class and their hormones when choosing her wardrobe."
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Celebrity Glamour
Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian's Latest Text Exchange Is One for the Books
After Twitter users asked what edge control product Serena Williams uses to last through entire tennis matches, Alexis Ohanian tried to get the answer for them.
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U.S. Storyful
Hiker Records Dangerously Close Encounter With Grizzly Bear Family
On a trip to the Turbine Canyon Campground in Alberta, Jose Rodrigo Rosales’s dog began to bark aggressively, prompting him to turn around and catch sight of a grizzly bear and her two cubs no more than 15 feet away. With no bear spray available, they ran through the trees looking for other hikers that Rosales knew were nearby. Fortunately, the hikers had also noticed what was happening and started yelling in order to try and scare the bears away. Credit: Jose Rodrigo Rosales via Storyful
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U.S. HuffPost
Brett Kavanaugh's Yale Fraternity Hoisted A Flag Made Of Women's Underwear In 1985
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's fraternity at Yale has long been
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U.S. The Independent
Puerto Rico mayor blames Donald Trump for soaring Hurricane Maria death count: ‘It’s a historic failing’
Puerto Rico's mayor of San Juan has sharpened her attacks against Donald Trump, blaming his administration for "structural negligence" that led to thousands of deaths in the wake of Hurricane Maria. Carmen Yulín Cruz said the president was responsible for the federal government’s slow response to the deadly hurricane estimated to have killed nearly 3,000 people, during an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper on the one-year anniversary of the storm. "This is President Trump’s Katrina," the mayor said, referring to the catastrophic hurricane that struck the US in August 2005.
