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A mother heroically captured a creep who tried to film her 12-year-old daughter in a clothing store dressing room and footage of the aftermath is going viral.

Iowa is known for its wide open spaces, but that doesn’t mean you can drive your Ferrari wide open through them. The Iowa State Patrol posted a photo to Facebook on Monday of a white Ferrari 488 Spider that was pulled over doing 137 mph near Mason City. But the driver had an excuse! Just not a good one. She told the officer that she thought she was going 100 mph. “Not a great idea to drive this fast in the rain,” the patrol wrote. The 488 Spider has a 660 hp twin-turbocharged V8 and a top speed of 202 mph. The exact stretch of road the violation occured on was not revealed, but at Iowa’s highest highway limit of 70 mph, the driver’s fine for the indicated speed would be $335. At least she had

These incredible aerial photographs show the clear contrast between the richest and poorest people across the world . Bird’s-eye view pictures captured across the globe show the levels of inequality in close proximity, with the richest and poorest living side by side . The photographs make up africanDRONE founder and photographer Johnny Miller’s ‘Unequal Scenes’ project. Britain’s most popular and least popular cities have been revealed NHS warns ‘no deal’ Brexit could lead to hospital drug shortages and spread of disease Mother denies murdering four-year-old daughter Amelia Brooke Harris ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ 2018 line-up: Lauren Steadman announced British air hostess credits yoga and singing for surviving in the sea after ‘falling off cruise liner’ Miller, who used DJI drones to take the images, has seen his project internationally recognised and awarded. He moved to South Africa from America six years ago and said he found the inequality on display ‘impossible to ignore’. Miller added that he believes ‘inequality is the defining challenge of this generation’.

“Buckle Up Buttercup. You and your client completely misplayed this,” Stormy Daniels’ attorney Michael Avenatti happily tweeted to President Donald Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani on Tuesday after word broke Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen had turned himself in to the FBI. Cohen will plead guilty to campaign finance violations, bank fraud and tax fraud. He’s looking at up to three years in jail and pay a substantial financial fine. “The developments of today…

Days after investigators searching for Iowa college student Mollie Tibbetts said they were focusing their efforts on five locations - a carwash, her boyfriend’s home, a truck stop and two farms - the body of the 20-year-old has been found, The Associated Press reported. Sources close to the investigation told Fox News and CBS News about the discovery, more than a month after Tibbetts went missing, although details were not released. Authorities have not released information on when or how Tibbetts was found, a cause of death, or whether they have arrested a suspect. Federal, state and local authorities had scoured Poweshiek County for Tibbetts and sifted through electronic data from her Fitbit, cellphone and social media accounts for any clue about what happened to the woman who was last seen alive while going for an evening run.