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On May 16, a rancher near Denton, Montana, shot and killed what appeared to be a large wolf that was lurking near his livestock. As required by law he reported the kill to the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks (MFWP). "Several things grabbed my attention when I saw the pictures," Ty Smucker, a wolf management specialist at MFWP told the Great Falls Tribune (GFT).

Not one, but two men ran to their respective cars to grab their guns when a shooter opened fire at an Oklahoma City restaurant Thursday. Police Capt. Bo Matthews said today that both of those men shot suspect Alexander C. Tilghman on Thursday. Tilghman died as a result of those gunshots.

After exiting the Warriors-Rockets NBA playoff game in Texas Thursday, Ayesha Curry, who is eight months pregnant, was confronted by a Houston fan who mocked her husband's team's loss.

Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas attended the royal wedding and published a diary entry on it-read her thoughts here.

Polyamory is on the rise, and there’s one more group planning to make things official - Brazilian soccer legend Ronaldinho and his “fiancées,” Priscilla Coelho and Beatriz Souza.

A Georgia jury has awarded an eye-popping $1 billion verdict against a security company after an apartment complex guard was convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl.

Donald Trump has barely completed his first year in office, but presidential hopefuls from all parties are already lining up in public, in private, or in our dreams to run against him and take office in 2020. While very few political players have publicly spoken up about intentions to run, the signs that someone is running - serious fundraising, visiting battleground states, making political appearances, releasing a book, etc. - often make their ambitions fairly clear well before they're official. So who might President Trump - if he is, in fact, the GOP's candidate - face in less than three years? Here's a look at 17 people who seem to be laying the foundation for a presidential run in 2020, two who are already trumpeting their 2020 campaigns, and eight people who say they absolutely will not run. Related: What to Tell Women Who Didn't Vote in the 2016 Election - but Wish They Had