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U.S. Good Morning America
New Jersey man arrested in road-rage attack that killed father of 2
Police in New Jersey said they have arrested a suspect in a deadly road-rage incident that took the life of young father of two. Fifty-four-year-old Everett E. Moore Jr., of Clayton, New Jersey, was arrested on Wednesday in connection with the March 7 attack on Joseph Pirri, police told ABC New York station WABC. Pirri, 32, was killed while driving in his hometown of Deptford Township, New Jersey, just outside of Philadelphia, when a fellow motorist slashed him in the face with a "sharp instrument," police said.
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Politics New York Post
Paul Ryan reportedly forces out House priest over prayer
Speaker Paul Ryan forced out the Jesuit priest who had served as House chaplain since 2011 because he said in a prayer during deliberations on tax cuts that lawmakers should be “fair to all Americans,” a new report said Thursday. The Rev. Patrick Conroy’s letter of resignation, a copy of which was obtained by The Hill, said that he was stepping down because of a request from the Wisconsin Republican, who is also a Catholic. “As you have requested, I hereby offer my resignation as the 60th Chaplain of the United States House of Representatives,” the April 15 letter to Ryan said. Four sources - two from each party - told the website that Conroy was told that he must retire or that he would be canned.
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Celebrity AOL.com
Kensington Palace drops huge hint about name of new royal baby
Could it be? Kensington Palace has been surprisingly quiet about the name of
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Politics Yahoo Entertainment
Trump dug himself into a legal hole during 'Fox and Friends' interview, and Twitter loved it
Following President Trump's interview on "Fox and Friends," the internet latched on to the president’s shocking confession concerning his former attorney Michael Cohen and the former adult-film actress Stormy Daniels.
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Business The Independent
Man who was told rare gold coin was fake set to become millionaire after experts realise it is genuine
A man who was told a gold coin in his possession was a fake is set to become a millionaire after experts realised it was the real deal. The collector, who wished to remain anonymous, was convinced his coin was a fraudulent replica of a special $5 coin produced by the San Francisco Mint at the height of the California Gold Rush in 1854. Coin dealers agreed with him, since only three out of the 268 Liberty Head Half Eagles made were known to have survived into modern times.
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U.S. Fox News
Family suing American Airlines over death of 25-year-old woman
A family from South Carolina has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against American Airlines after a 25-year-old woman suffered an embolism midflight. Brittany Oswell, a nurse from the Midlands area, was flying home from Hawaii with her husband Cory on American Airlines flight A102 on April 16, 2016, when she began to feel “dizzy and disoriented” and ultimately fainted. A doctor aboard the flight spoke with Oswell after she regained consciousness and initially believed she was suffering from a panic attack, per court documents obtained by Columbia’s The State. According to the lawsuit, a few hours later, as the plane was flying over Albuquerque, N.M., Cory took Oswell to the lavatory, where she collapsed on the floor, vomited and defecated on herself.
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Lifestyle House Beautiful
40 Perfect Mother's Day Gifts Under $50
When she already has everything, you need something on this list. From House Beautiful
