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World Inside Edition
Indonesian Teen Survives 49 Days at Sea by Drinking Filtered Seawater and Catching Fish
Aldi Novel Adilang, 19, was working on a fishing hut when a storm struck and set him adrift.
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U.S. The Wrap
Ronan Farrow Says Second Kavanaugh Accuser Came Forward Because ‘Senate Democrats Began Looking’
“She came forward because Senate Democrats began looking at this claim. “This came to the attention of people on the hill independently and it’s really cornered her into an awkward position,” Farrow told “Good Morning America” on Monday.
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Celebrity Elle
Kylie Jenner's Pink PVC Dress Is So Tight I Don't Know How She Moves In It
And baby Stormi's silver party dress is adorable.
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Celebrity Entertainment Tonight
Selena Gomez Says She Tells Taylor Swift 'Everything' After Stepping Out With Mystery Man
The former Disney star says Swift is 'so smart it freaks me out.'
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Sports ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports
Taylor Lewan sends Jalen Ramsey’s trash talk back at him
Plenty of opponents have heard plenty of chatter from Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey. Sunday, Titans left tackle Taylor Lewan sent a little back the other way. After the Titans escaped with a 9-6 win over the Jaguars, Lewan said he was unimpressed with Ramsey’s deeds or words. The two exchanged some pleasantries after Ramsey was [more]
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U.S. The Independent
Bill Cosby sentencing - LIVE: Comedian and actor faces up to 30 years in prison for sexual assault
Bill Cosby has arrived at a suburban Philadelphia courthouse for the start of a sentencing hearing that will determine how the 81-year-old comedian will be punished for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman more than 14 years ago. Cosby was the first celebrity to go to trial in the #MeToo era and could be the first to go to prison, after being convicted in April of violating Temple University employee Andrea Constand at his suburban Philadelphia home in 2004. Cosby walked into the courthouse on the arm of his longtime spokesman as protesters shouted at him.
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World AFPIran vows 'crushing response' after gunmen kill 29 at army parade
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani vowed a "crushing" response after assailants sprayed a crowd with gunfire, shooting dead at least 29 people including women and children Saturday at a military parade near the Iraqi border. The Islamic State (IS) group claimed responsibility for the rare assault in the southwestern city of Ahvaz, while Iranian officials blamed "a foreign regime" backed by the United States. A local journalist who witnessed the attack said shots rang out for 10 to 15 minutes and that at least one of the assailants, armed with a Kalashnikov assault rifle, wore the uniform of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
