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World New York Post
Sniper’s bizarre reaction after terrorist bullet barely misses her
An astonishing video showing a Kurdish sniper laugh after a bullet fired by an ISIS terrorist narrowly misses her head has emerged online. The YPJ (Women’s Protection Units) sharpshooter is seen taking aim through a window during fighting in the terror group’s besieged Syrian stronghold Raqqa. After she takes her own shot a chunk of the wall just behind her head explodes, showering the room with dust and plaster. She immediately ducks down and laughs at her close brush with death - and is even seen sticking her tongue out sheepishly. The footage, which has not been verified, was posted online by a Kurdish journalist embedded with the YPJ fighters. The reporter, Hemze Hamza, tweeted: “Kurdish
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Sports The Turnstile
LaMelo Ball uses racial slur during segment on WWE's 'RAW'
The youngest Ball brother was handed the microphone, and things unraveled from there.
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U.S. Good Morning America
Alaska man survives brown bear attack thanks to quick-thinking friend
An Alaska man said he survived being pulled off of his bike and attacked by a large brown bear thanks to his quick-thinking friend.
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Business Business Insider
We tried breakfast sandwiches from 6 fast food chains - here's the only one you should buy
The INSIDER Summary: We tried sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwiches from six popular fast food chains. The chains we sampled were McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Chick-fil-A, Dunkin' Donuts, and Starbucks. Burger King tasted the least fresh so it came in last; Wendy's came next because its bread overpowered the rest of the sandwich. McDonald's beat out Starbucks for second place thanks to a fluffier English muffin and fresher egg, and Chick-fil-A won because it tasted the most fresh thanks to its delicious biscuit. There's nothing like a good breakfast sandwich to start your day. It's just all of your favorite breakfast elements packed into one, easy-to-eat dish: bread, meat, eggs,
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U.S. USA Today
Supreme Court imposes church tax
Reckless ruling blows a huge hole in the wall between church and state: Opposing view In America, houses of worship should continue to pay their own way. Religious institutions in this country have traditionally relied on voluntary support, not taxpayer funds, to grow and prosper. This system has worked well for us. Religion in America has thrived under this voluntary principle. Monday’s decision by the Supreme Court in Trinity Lutheran Church v. Comer is starkly at odds with that great tradition. By asserting that houses of worship have a legal right to public funds in some cases, the high court has imposed a modern-day version of a church tax on all of us. Americans should have the right to
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Politics Newsweek
Trump’s Approval Rating Is Even Lower Globally, and He’s Destroying the U.S.’s Reputation: Survey
Mired in record low approval ratings at home, President Donald Trump is even less popular globally, with a majority describing him as dangerous, arrogant and intolerant. It found that, across the 37 countries surveyed, a median of just 22 percent had confidence in Trump to do the right thing when it comes to international affairs. Adding insult to injury for the former real estate magnate, global confidence in the man residing in the Oval Office has plummeted since Trump became president.
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World Yahoo View
Pilot of Violently Shaking Plane Tells Passengers to Pray
Passengers aboard an Air Asia flight from Australia to Malaysia had nervous moments when the plane began shaking so violently that the pilot told them to start praying.
