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Lifestyle Inside Edition
Texas Boy Thought to Be Nonverbal Can Speak After Dentist Discovers He's 'Tongue-Tied'
Within 12 hours of surgery, Mason Motz was having conversations for the first time.
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U.S. Good Morning America
Father of missing boy Maddox Ritch 'started panicking' after he got out of sight
Ian Ritch says he and his son often go for walks in North Carolina's Rankin Lake Park like they did Saturday. Maddox, 6, will regularly run ahead of his father, then slow down and wait for him to catch up. Ian says he "started panicking" when his 6-year-old son did not slow down and disappeared from view.
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Politics Bloomberg
Kavanaugh’s High School Calendar Lists Movies, Camp and Grounding
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh submitted a 36-year-old calendar listing his daily activities as part of his defense against allegations of sexual misconduct at a high school party. Four months worth of pages from the green and white 1982 calendar were released by the Senate Judiciary Committee. There are also references to the start and end of basketball camp, prom, a party and times and plans to see movies, such as Grease II. It also has notes such as "Interview Yale” and “Go to Connecticut for weekend” and includes individuals’ names.
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Sports Yahoo Sports
Matt Harvey on free agency: 'There's only one team out there I would not sign with'
Matt Harvey will consider signing with 29 teams when he hits free agency.
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Celebrity Inside Edition
Meghan Markle Closes Car Door, Internet Goes Berserk
It appeared the person who opened the door for Meghan stepped out of the way to allow her to greet her host, and as she continued talking with him, she shut the door behind her.
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Lifestyle House BeautifulThe Most Beautiful Places In The World
Your travel bucket list just got a whole lot longer. From House Beautiful
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BusinessCNBC
Nearly 70% of Americans consider themselves middle-class-here's how many actually are
The definition of "middle class" can vary wildly depending on who you ask. For some, it's defined by certain attributes: If you're hardworking, thrifty and humble, for example, you're middle-class. In reality, the middle class now makes up just over 50 percent of the total U.S. population, according to a recent report from Pew Research Center , which used 2016 data.
