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Business Business Insider
If you win the Powerball lottery, don't take the payment in a lump sum
The Powerball lottery jackpot has reached $700 million, the second-highest jackpot in US history...
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Entertainment Superfan TV
'Insanely dangerous' 'AGT' act goes completely wrong - and Mel B walks off set
On “America's Got Talent,” an “insanely dangerous” stunt goes completely wrong, and in the aftermath, Mel B storms off the set.
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U.S. International Business Times
Woman Lost In Woods For Month Was High On Meth, Police Say
"Me, personally, I think she was on meth," said Bullock County Sherrif Raymond Rodgers.
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U.S. YourTango
How Was Kim Wall Murdered? Tragic New Details About The Death Of The Journalist Whose Headless Torso Was Found After Disappearance
On Aug. 10, Kim Wall boarded Peter Madsen's homemade submarine to write a story. Police said that the arms, legs and head had been deliberately cut off from the body, leading everyone to ask how exactly Kim Wall was murdered?
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Politics HuffPost
'Boo Hoo You Japs': Hawaii Lawmaker Publishes Letter From Racist Trump Supporter
HONOLULU ― State Rep. Beth Fukumoto (D-Hawaii) received a letter in the mail after watching the violence unfold at the white supremacy rally in Virginia and seeing President Donald Trump’s mixed reaction to it.
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U.S. International Business TimesCasey Anthony Apparently Abandons Caylee’s Gravesite
The memorial is covered in dirt and overgrown.
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U.S. Newsweek
People Are Buying Confederate Flags in Droves as Race Debate Spreads Across the U.S.
You can’t buy a Confederate flag from Amazon, Etsy or Walmart, but they’re available at Alabama Flag & Banner, which claims to be the only U.S.-based company manufacturing the rebel flag. The Huntsville, Alabama, store has seen an uptick in orders over the past few weeks in the wake of clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia, that unfolded after a group of white nationalists fought the removal of a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, according to an exclusive report out Wednesday from AL.com. “Everybody’s got a different reason” for purchasing a Confederate flag from the retailer, owner Belinda Kennedy told AL.com.
