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U.S. Newsweek
Mexican Gangsters Dissolved Bodies of Three Missing Students in Acid: Police
Three missing students are dead after criminals in Mexico beat them to death and dissolved their bodies in acid, according to police. Mexican authorities in Jalisco state announced that the mystery around the three students’ fate had finally been solved weeks after their disappearance triggered massive protests.
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Celebrity People
Paris Jackson claps back at family members claiming she's out of control
Paris Jackson is hitting back at her relatives who seemingly don’t have her best interest at heart.
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U.S. Yahoo Lifestyle
Teen's racist promposal goes viral: 'If I was black I'd be picking cotton'
The recipient of the promposal reportedly answered affirmatively with two heart-eye emojis.
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Sports Shutdown Corner
John Lynch says if charges against Reuben Foster proven true, Foster will be cut
49ers general manager John Lynch said that if charges against linebacker Reuben Foster are found to be true, he will be cut.
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U.S. Fox NewsYouTuber Jake Paul sued for $2.5M after being accused of trashing California rental, report says
Notorious YouTube star Jake Paul is reportedly being sued for $2.5 million after he was accused of trashing a property he rented in California. The lawsuit, filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday, stated Paul and others rented the “multi-million dollar single-family home located in an upscale neighborhood” in 2016, The Wrap reported. Paul and the others trashed the property while shooting their YouTube videos, the suit alleged. Paul, like his brother Logan, is known for pulling pranks and doing stunts in his videos. The YouTuber has more than 14 million subscribers to his channel. The suit also stated many people went to the property after learning where Paul lived. The suit alleged
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Politics Good Morning America
Trevor Noah says Forbes bombshell proves Trump's 'entire origin story was fake'
Trevor Noah said it's "mind-blowing" that President Donald Trump may have lied about his wealth in order to get on the famed Forbes list more than three decades ago. “If I was a Trump supporter, this new revelation would have me shocked,” Noah said on Monday, just days after an ex-Forbes reporter claimed Trump deceived him in an effort to get on the magazine’s first-ever Forbes 400 list. This proves that Trump’s “entire origin story was fake,” “The Daily Show” host added.
