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Passengers on a Silver Airways flight were shocked to find that the people seated behind them were joining the Mile High club - from their seats. “My mom and dad were just trying to have a peaceful trip to Mexico and then they sent me this...” Twitter user Kiley Tully posted on Sunday. Tully's mom caught the couple in the throes of unbridled plane passion on video, and showed that the rest of the cabin seemed unaware of the shenanigans. According to the Daily Mail, Silver Airways confirmed the video was taken on one of its flights. They had not yet confirmed that the video was authentic, but did note that the airline did not condone the behavior. “We are taking this very seriously and working

Washington (CNN)North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ended a celebratory visit to China's President Xi Jinping on Wednesday with tea, praise, handshakes -- and a message for the US. Amid lingering questions over Pyongyang's willingness to denuclearize and an escalating trade war between the US and China, Kim's trip reinforced the idea that Beijing remains a key player -- a variable that President Donald Trump needs and yet one that remains outside his control. Administration officials have said that they will maintain sanctions on North Korea even as talks continue, and stand ready to intensify that economic pressure should Pyongyang fail to cooperate. With tensions climbing between Beijing and Washington over trade, some analysts point to the warmth on display during Kim's visit to Beijing as a warning from Xi that Trump's moves on trade could undermine the most ambitious goal -- peace with North Korea -- on his foreign policy agenda.

There are already plenty of people already out there tweeting, blogging and writing about the World Cup - but maybe its time for a new voice to enter the mix. SEE ALSO: World Cup manager wins the heart of the internet, becomes glorious meme "My boyfriend asked me to text him updates from the #ENGTUN game as he's on his way home," tweeted @lightningstarr, a law student from London, on Monday night. "You can't say it's not accurate." Here is the undeniably glorious result: My boyfriend asked me to text him updates from the #ENGTUN game as he's on his way home. You can't say it's not accurate. #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/fOIUKsMLus - lightningstarr (@lightningstarr) June 18, 2018 That series of messages has now been shared over 2,500 times. Needless to say, it went down a storm on Twitter. This is excellent commentary. Please continue. I see no issues here. - Alice Eggeling (@aleggeling79) June 18, 2018 Oh this is far more entertaining than the actual commentary - Red Bren #FBPE 🇪🇺🇮🇪🇬🇧 (@RedBren72) June 18, 2018 The only bad news is we won't be getting a follow up in the England vs. Panama match on Sunday. Thanks everyone! If I knew this was going to take off I would've made sure I spelt floor correctly 😂 I'm sorry to say that I'm on a plane at the time of the next England game... 🤦‍♀️ - lightningstarr (@lightningstarr) June 19, 2018 Still, there's always the next game. WATCH: Soccer fans throw hundreds of stuffed animals to sick kids sitting below

She got distracted by... herself

The 13 bald eagles were found lifeless on a Maryland farm more than two years ago, many with wings splayed, bodies intact, and talons clenched. Several were too young to have their species’ distinctive white heads. And at least six, according to a federal lab report, had ingested a highly toxic pesticide that essentially has been banned from the U.S. market, in part because it is lethal to birds. The report, obtained by the Annapolis radio station WNAV and shared with The Washington Post, answers one big question in a mysterious wildlife crime that angered conservation organizations and stumped U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service investigators, who were involved because the bald eagle is a federally