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U.S. ABC News
Prosecutors 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. Yahoo Lifestyle
Mom who threw son $25,000 Dubai-themed prom party, complete with camel, is charged with fraud
Saudia Shuler was charged with six counts of wire fraud, one count of theft of government funds, and two counts of Social Security fraud, according to CBS Philly.
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Sports CNBC
Rob Gronkowski, who hasn't touched his NFL money in 8 years, finally splurged on his first 'luxury'
"I've gotta finally treat myself," NFL veteran Rob Gronkowski realized. "It's been eight years."
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Politics People
Omarosa Claims Melania Trump Can't Wait to Divorce the President: She's 'Counting Every Minute'
Omarosa's Book Claims Melania Trump Wants to Divorce Donald Trump
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Lifestyle Good Housekeeping
21 Optimistic Quotes That Will Help You See the Bright Side of Life
There's always something to be happy about. From Good Housekeeping
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World Business InsiderThe CIA falsely believed it was 'invincible' in China - here's how its spies were reportedly discovered in one of the biggest blows to the agency
The CIA reportedly used a "f----d up" firewall to communicate with its spies in China, which compromised their identities and resulted in their deaths at the hands of the Chinese government, according to several current and former intelligence officials cited in a report by Foreign Policy magazine. In a two-year period starting in 2010, Chinese officials began accurately identifying spies working for the US. China's Ministry of State Security rounded up the suspected spies, executing or imprisoning them before their handlers were able to determine what was going on. "You could tell the Chinese weren't guessing," one of the US officials said in the report. "The Ministry of State Security were
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World Miami Herald
New videos of FIU bridge collapse released - with clear view of workers’ actions
Florida International University has released time-lapse videos of its pedestrian bridge being installed and collapsing on a busy road- the public’s closest view yet of the deadly accident and the days leading up to it. Clearly seen on the videos are at least four workers standing atop the bridge moments before it fell. The workers were using a jack to re-tension, or tighten, the steel rods that ran through a crucial concrete support truss at the bridge’s north end. Their actions may have caused the bridge - which was already developing alarming cracks - to come crashing down. Who ordered the construction crew up there - and why - remains unclear. That information may be contained in documents
