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Up Close and Personal with the Hawaii Volcano Spewing Lava
ABC News' Matt Gutman is in Hawaii, where Kilauea, the volcano that began erupting almost three weeks ago, exploded again Monday evening.
HealthAOL.comMedical examiner releases CDC doctor Timothy Cunningham's official cause of death
The body of 35-year-old Timothy Cunningham was found by fishermen in the Chattahoochee River on April 3, bringing the long and confounding search for the missing CDC worker to a tragic end. Cunningham, a highly regarded epidemiologist at the CDC, disappeared without a trace after he left work mid-day in February, complaining of feeling ill. After Cunningham failed to report to work or contact his family for two days following his disappearance, his parents, Terrell and Tia-Juana Cunningham, drove down to Georgia from their house in Maryland to check on their son.
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Florida Police Report 2 Dead After Standoff At Panama City Apartment Complex
A Florida man suspected of killing one person and injuring another has died inside an apartment complex in Panama City, the Bay County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to HuffPost. Authorities were surveilling Kevin Holroyd’s home in connection to a homicide in nearby Walton County earlier on Tuesday, city officials confirmed to HuffPost. The Walton County Sheriff’s Office identified the victim on Twitter as 30-year-old Clinton Street in Santa Rosa Beach. BSCO and Panama City Police Department were watching Holroyd’s residence on Beck Avenue when another resident of the Briarwood Apartments reported smelling gas fumes.
- PoliticsYahoo News
How the press is getting it wrong about the Democratic primaries
By definition, “outsiders” are not members of “the establishment,” so when one group performs well, you would assume the other performed poorly. In the first election cycle to take place in the down-is-up-and-up-is-down world where Donald Trump is president of the United States, every congressional and state legislative race is being analyzed for insight into the direction of the Democratic Party after Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. The establishment is winning! The outsiders are taking over! Democrats are veering left! Moderates are making a comeback! And so on.
- U.S.People
Woman Mauled By Bear in Montana Walks Miles to Safety With Skull Fracture
A 28-year-old woman who finally earned her “dream job” working as a grizzly bear researcher is now recovering in the hospital from serious injuries after she was attacked by one of the powerful animals
- EntertainmentYahoo View
Georgia Dems choosing between two female gubernatorial candidates named Stacey
Tonight’s winner will be the first woman ever to be a major party nominee for governor in Georgia history.
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What Do You Say To Sexist Passengers? This Female Pilot Has The Perfect Response.
This female pilot is using Twitter to call out two sexist passengers. “Baffled as to why 2 male pax felt that these comments were necessary,” Charlotte Knowlson wrote, before sharing their sexist remarks about women flying aircraft.
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Driver in Fatal New Jersey Bus Crash Was 77-Year-Old Man With 14 Previous License Suspensions
The driver in a fatal bus crash in New Jersey has been identified as a 77-year-old man with a reported 14 prior suspensions on his license. Per the station, Muldrow's license was most recently suspended in 2017 and restored this year. A student and teacher were killed in Thursday's horrific crash when a bus was carrying fifth-graders from the East Brook Middle School in Paramus collided with a dump truck so violently ripped it from its chassis, authorities say.
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In a philosophical mood, Congress debates freedom of speech on campus
Middlebury College students turn their backs on Charles Murray, unseen, during his lecture in Middlebury, Vt., on March 2, 2017. Hundreds of college students protested the lecture. Like a classic college bull session, Tuesday’s congressional hearing on free speech in higher education included some rancor, some laughter and more than a little intellectual showboating.
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Southern Baptist Leader Who Said Abused Women Should Just Pray Is Removed From Post
A prominent Southern Baptist Church leader who is known to have made inappropriate comments about abuse and women’s bodies was removed from his position early Wednesday after thousands of evangelical women signed a petition calling for his ouster. Paige Patterson, formerly the head of the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, was demoted to president emeritus of the church after a 13-hour board meeting on Tuesday, according to a statement. Dr. D. Jeffrey Bingham, dean of the School of Theology, was appointed as interim president.
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Parents sue their 30-year-old son because he won't move out
One set of parents is desperate to have an empty nest. In Syracuse, New York, a couple is suing their 30-year-old in order to get him to move out of their house. According to News 8, the Rotondo parents say they've given their son Michael five notices
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ACLU Fighting To Release Gay Man In ICE Detention Since January
The American Civil Liberties Union is fighting to end the monthslong detention of an undocumented gay man by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Pennsylvania. On Tuesday, the ACLU of Pennsylvania filed a legal complaint in federal district court, asking the judge to order the release of Jose “Ivan” Nuñez, a Mexican man held by ICE since Jan. 31. According to the court filings, Nuñez came to the U.S. 17 years ago because he feared persecution in his home state of Michoacán due to his sexual orientation.
- WorldYahoo News Photo Staff
Paris, May 1968 — a view from the barricades by Gökşin Sipahioğlu
Half a century later, the May 1968 demonstrations that brought millions of idealistic students and striking workers to the streets remain a watershed moment in France’s cultural history. The protests swept through a France that was still ruled by the strict conservatism of Gen. Charles de Gaulle, who was then president and banned the concerts of French rocker Johnny Hallyday for causing scenes of mass hysteria. Gökşin Sipahioğlu, a Turkish photojournalist and one of the father figures of photojournalism, covered news stories from the 1956 war in the Sinai Peninsula to Mao’s revolution in China, the Cuban missile crisis, the 1972 Munich Olympics killings, and the Prague Spring and Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia.
- PoliticsYahoo View
Surprises and statements in fascinating Tuesday primary results
Steve Kornacki, MSNBC political correspondent, talks with Rachel Maddow about the results, including some surprises, of primary elections in some key states like Georgia and Kentucky.
NewsAssociated PressJudge orders law firm of Stormy Daniels' lawyer to pay $10M
A federal judge in California ordered a law firm linked to Stormy Daniels' attorney to pay $10 million on Tuesday to a lawyer who claimed that the firm had misstated its profits and that he was owed millions. The judgment came after Jason Frank, who used to work at Eagan Avenatti, alleged that that the law firm failed to pay a $4.85 million settlement he had reached in December. Frank had worked at Avenatti's firm under an independent contractor agreement and was supposed to collect 25 percent of the firm's annual profits, along with 20 percent of fees his clients paid, according to court documents.
- Businessmotor1
Former Ford North America Boss Joins GT Supercar Builder
Raj Nair's GT story continues. Ousted Ford North America head Raj Nair has found a new role working for the company that produces the car he was behind. Nair left the company earlier this year for alleged "inappropriate behavior," but now he's resurfaced at Canadian firm Multimatic – the company which actually produces the GT road and racing cars.
WorldAFPAmnesty highlights sex-for-food claims in Boko Haram-hit Nigeria
Amnesty International on Thursday urged Nigeria to act on claims soldiers and members of the civilian militia have raped women and girls in remote camps for people displaced by Boko Haram but the government said the rights monitor was repeating false accusations. Amnesty said it had gathered multiple testimonies about alleged abuse by the security forces, including claimed that soldiers coerced vulnerable survivors into having sex in exchange for food. In November 2016, police vowed to look into allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation in the camps but several months later, the military rejected the allegations.
- WorldThe Telegraph
Israel becomes first country to deploy 'world's most advanced' F-35 fighter jet amid doubts about funding in UK
Israel says it has become the first country in the world to carry out combat airstrikes with the new F-35 stealth fighter, the advanced warplane that will soon be used by Britain and other militaries around the world. The general did not say where the Israeli F-35s had been used but Israel has carried out repeated strikes in Syria in the last three years. It has also hit Hizbollah targets in southern Lebanon but much less frequently.
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Shoppers Boycott Publix Over Store's Donations To NRA-Backed Candidate
Earlier this month, local media first revealed the grocer’s $670,000 in donations over the last three years to Republican candidate Adam Putnam, Florida’s current agriculture commissioner. Putnam, who brands himself as a lifelong gun owner, opposed Gov. Rick Scott’s (R) gun control law signed in the wake of February’s deadly mass shooting at a Parkland, Florida, high school. Putnam had said Scott’s decision to raise the age to purchase a rifle or a shotgun from 18 to 21 “destroys the family tradition of possessing and practicing safe use of firearms.” The National Rifle Association, which immediately sued to block the gun law, applauded Putnam’s stance.
- WorldThe Independent
Spanish galleon laden with £13bn in gold found at bottom of Caribbean Sea, 300 years after sinking
US scientists found a Spanish galleon laden with treasure worth up to £12.6bn ($17bn) at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea, more than 300 years after it sank. The San Jose, considered the holy grail of shipwrecks, was discovered three years ago off the coast of Colombia but few details were released at the time. The 62-gun, three-masted galleon sank in June 1708, during a battle with British ships in the War of Spanish Succession, with the loss of nearly 600 lives.
- LifestyleDelish
85 Ultimate Summer Party Appetizers
These summer appetizers are bringing the heat.From Delish
- EntertainmentHuffPost
Katy Perry's Best Hair (And Wig) Moments On 'American Idol'
Katy Perry loves a good wig moment. And on this past season of “American Idol,” she gave us plenty. Almost every week, the “Firework” singer appeared with a new ’do, whether it was her own cropped blonde pixie cut or an extra-long, Cher-inspired wig.
NewsReutersMaryland police arrest suspects in police officer's slaying
The female Baltimore County officer, Amy Caprio, on Monday had confronted burglary suspects who attempted to flee in a vehicle, sparking a violent altercation that left the nearly four-year-veteran of the force critically injured, police said. Sixteen-year-old Dawnta Harris, was arrested shortly after Monday's altercation and was charged as an adult with first-degree murder, Baltimore police spokesman Natalie Litofsky said in a post on Twitter. Heavily armed Maryland police working with dogs had searched through the night for the other three suspects.
- PoliticsHuffPost
Trump Roasted For Rushing To Defend Tomi Lahren While Ignoring Real Victims
President Donald Trump on Wednesday rushed to the defense of conservative commentator Tomi Lahren, who was heckled in a restaurant and had water thrown at her. It took Trump 24 hours to personally acknowledge white supremacist Tomi Lahren for getting a drink thrown on her.
EntertainmentAssociated PressFamily rejoices at finding of soldier's World War II plane
Tom Kelly grew up on a Northern California farm and once thought of becoming a cowboy before World War II got in the way. When the plane Kelly and his fellow crew members called Heaven Can Wait was found at the bottom of a bay off the coast of Papua New Guinea, a wave of exhilaration — albeit one mixed with grief — washed over his family, including many members too young to have ever met him. "This discovery of where the wreck is, of seeing pictures and videos of the wreck on the floor of Hansa Bay.
