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Lifestyle Popsugar US
I Went Braless For a Week - and You Won’t Believe What People Said to Me
I hopped off the bus in Times Square and started to walk toward the office. That's when he saw me.
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U.S. YourTango
Tragic Details About A Woman Set On Fire And Stabbed By A Man She Supervised At Work - And Why His Previous Threats Were Ignored By The U.S. Army
At approximately 5:10 p.m. on September 7, 2016, a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (NP) at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, heard screaming from an office adjacent to hers at Munson Army Health Center. The civilian NP ran into the hallway and found 26-year-old First Lieutenant Katie Ann Blanchard, an active duty Registered Nurse (RN) and mother of three, on fire from the waist up. The NP could see another coworker, 54-year-old Clifford Currie, in the office with Katie.
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Politics Newsweek
Trump Impeachment Process Begins as Democrat States President ‘Failed Test of Moral Leadership’
Following Donald Trump’s equivocating of white supremacists and those who oppose them in the wake of violent clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia, another Democrat has signaled his intention to file articles of impeachment against him in the House of Representatives. Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee, a ranking member of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice, sent out a press release Thursday announcing his intention to begin the impeachment process against the president for his widely condemned reaction.
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Science HuffPost
White Supremacists Are Using Genetic Ancestry Tests For A Creepy Purpose
It’s a marketing trope often repeated in viral, feel-good commercials for genetic ancestry tests: If we only knew just how related we all were, even distantly, then prejudice and racism would cease to exist.
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U.S. USA Today
Charlottesville marcher: 'I'm not a hateful person'
ROCHESTER, N.Y. - When Jarrod Kuhn returned home to Honeoye Falls on Sunday, following his trip to Charlottesville, Va., he was confronted by a harsh reality - one that many would argue he brought onto himself. Kuhn, one of the torchbearers to march alongside white nationalists at the rally at the University of Virginia on Friday night, had been identified in a photograph from the march and it was being shared at a rapid pace. In response to the march, which resulted in violence, thousands of people turned to social media to identify the men photographed at the scene in an effort to publicly shame them and inflict professional and personal consequence for their participation. Alt-right protestors
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U.S. Business Insider
Here's what Robert E. Lee thought about Confederate monuments
The violence that erupted in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend, in which one woman was...
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U.S. International Business Times
Shocking Video Shows Bear Biting Off Man's Arm After He Provokes It
The man ignored warning signs outside the cage and climbed over the fence to feed the bears milk.
