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Style Yahoo Lifestyle
Meghan Markle's actress friend Janina Gavankar says no designers wanted to dress her for the royal wedding
After reaching out to several designers and being turned down, the actress chose a vintage look.
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U.S. New York Post
Teen killed in school shooting knew suspect would target her
The teen who was hounded and ultimately killed by alleged Texas school shooter Dimitrios Pagourtzis told her parents she was afraid the creep would hurt her - and that if he did, she’d “haunt him forever,” her dad said. Shana Fisher, 16, had the chilling premonition just two weeks before she was gunned down - along with seven other students and two teachers at Santa Fe High School. “Shana told her mother two weeks ago he was going to come and kill her,” her dad, Timothy Thomas, told the Daily Mail. The girl’s mother, Sadie Rodriguez, recounted to multiple outlets how the twisted Pagourtzis, 17, went after her daughter for four months - until Fisher ultimately told him to cut it out in front of their class, a week before his rampage.
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World Newsweek
Russia, China Would Destroy U.S. Command Aircraft on 'Day 1' of War, Air Force Warns
Russian and Chinese air defense superiority means that even the most cutting-edge command and control aircraft in the American fleet would be shot down immediately in the event of a war, leaving U.S. forces blind on the battlefield. Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson told the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on defense that even with planned upgrades to the planes, Russian and Chinese technology means they would be too easy a target for effective use, the Air Force Times reported. Wilson was discussing the Northrop Grumman E-8 Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS) aircraft, designed as a flying command and control center able to conduct surveillance and distribute information to troops on the battlefield below.
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World Business Insider
Russia's 'practically unlimited' -range missile looks like an embarrassment after it reportedly lasted for just 2 minutes and 22 miles
A Russian cruise missile that the country touted as having "practically unlimited" range appears to be falling short. The cruise missile's longest test flight only lasted two minutes and 22 miles before losing control, according to a CNBC report. Russia's cruise missile capabilities may have missed the mark, but sources said it succeeded in other ways that the US may be incapable of defending. A Russian cruise missile that the country touted as having "practically unlimited" range appears to be falling short, sources with knowledge of a US intelligence report told CNBC. The cruise missile, which Russian President Vladimir Putin unveiled at a Russian Federal Assembly in March, only flew for around
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U.S. HuffPost
Airline Passenger Arrested After Allegedly Harassing Woman And Peeing On Seat
A Colorado man is facing federal charges after he allegedly harassed a female
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Celebrity Yahoo Lifestyle
Willow Smith admits jealousy of 'curvier girls,' defends choice to grow out her armpit hair
Willow Smith confronts her mom for getting on her about armpit hair, and other controversial topics.
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U.S. The Independent
Cyclist killed by cougar after smacking it with his bike to scare it off, officials reveal
The second cyclist ran, but the cougar dropped his first victim and pounced on him, killing him and dragging him back to what appeared to be its den, Captain Alan Myers, of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Police, said. The men had been riding together near North Bend, around 30 miles east of Seattle. It was the first fatal cougar attack in the state on 94 years.
