Reality starlet to wed prince in Swedish fairytale
A former reality starlet, glamour model and yoga teacher will become a real-life princess in Sweden on Saturday when she marries Prince Carl Philip in a lavish Stockholm wedding. Sofia Hellqvist, a slender and elegant brunette, is a 30-year-old commoner known for her infectious gap-toothed smile…
Truth About Canada's Social Security Equivalent
Income Analyst Reveals What's Wrong With U.S. Social Security. Shows How Americans Can Buy Same Dividend Paying Stocks as Canada's Pension Plan
Wife Of Transgender Husband Refuses To Get Counseling
DEAR ABBY: Two years ago, I came out as male-to-female transgender. My wife has come around since then, and our second child will be born before I start my transition.She has decided to stay with me, but occasionally she tells me she isn't sure if she can be married to a woman. On the other hand,…
Ohio sheriff: Hit man killed wrong victim with target's name
CHARDON, Ohio (AP) — Three men were indicted Wednesday on aggravated murder charges for a contract killing nine years ago in which the hit man went to the wrong house and killed a man with the same name as the intended target, Ohio authorities said.
Chicago woman in Indonesian prison may give baby to family
CHICAGO (AP) — An American woman convicted in her mother's death in Indonesia is considering having a local family raise her baby daughter until she is released from prison, her attorney said.
Florida high school principal removed after defending Texas officer
(Reuters) - A Florida high school principal has been removed from his job after commenting online in support of the Texas police officer who resigned after a video surfaced showing him manhandling a black bikini-clad teenager and pulling his gun on other black teens, according to officials and…
Doctor: How to Improve Your Digestive Health
Dr. Nelson shows how to get the many benefits of a healthy digestive tract: increased energy, improved metabolism, and better digestion.
Man dies after trying to eat tablet, reports say
Technically Incorrect: A Russian man is apparently enraged that police want to arrest him. He then reportedly begins to eat his tablet in order to avoid detention.
Al-Qaeda Syria affiliate 'kills 20 Druze'
At least 20 members of Syria's Druze minority have been killed in an unprecedented shoot-out with Al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Nusra Front in northwestern Syria, a monitor said on Thursday. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the deaths came Wednesday in the village of Qalb Lawzah in Idlib…
Tesla Model 3 may have more range than anyone imagined
Tesla in recent years has done an impressive job of quelling the notion that driving an electric car is a risky proposition. This is largely due to the Tesla Model S (which sports an impressive range of approximately 250 miles) and Tesla’s ever expanding fleet of Supercharger stations. As a result,…
Egypt's White Desert (15 photos)
The White Desert, about 500 km southwest of the Egyptian capital Cairo, features limestone and chalk forms strangely shaped by the wind and sand, a terrain that gains in intensity when illuminated by the moon. Slightly to the north lies the Black Desert, given its name by the volcanic rock…
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Klinsmann's USA stun world champions Germany
Jurgen Klinsmann's USA shocked Germany with a 2-1 victory in Wednesday's friendly as the Stars and Stripes followed up their win over the Netherlands by beating the world champions. Bobby Wood, who plays for Germany's third division side Erzgebirge Aue, scored the winner just before the final…
Family of dead NYC teen loses court battle over brain
The family of a New York City teen who died in a car crash had no right to be notified that his brain was removed during an autopsy, New York state's top court ruled, overturning a $600,000 jury verdict awarded to his parents. The Court of Appeals said on Wednesday that when the New York City…
Daughter says dad was in denial before murder-suicide
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The daughter of the man police hold responsible for a multiple murder-suicide in a Montana log cabin said her father had long been in denial about having mental health problems, which ultimately became dangerous.
Constitution Check: Are gun rights withering away?
Lyle Denniston, the National Constitution Center’s constitutional literacy adviser, looks at the Supreme Court’s decision to deny a test case from gun owners in San Francisco.
10 Women You Wont Believe Actually Exist!
Newly released photos of some of the most unique women on the planet!
Trending.ReportSponsoredCarrie Underwood cleans house at CMT Music Awards
The CMT Music Awards should be renamed the Carrie Music Television Awards.
Pope Francis (64 photos)
The first Pope of the Americas Jorge Mario Bergoglio hails from Argentina. The 77-year-old Jesuit Archbishop of Buenos Aires is a prominent figure throughout the continent, yet remains a simple pastor who is deeply loved by his diocese, throughout which he has travelled extensively on the…
Cheap, synthetic 'flakka' dethroning cocaine on Florida drug scene
For decades, South Florida has battled drug traffickers who ship boatloads of cocaine from South America. Now the region is dealing with a new epidemic - cheap, synthetic drugs that arrive from China through the mail. As authorities in the Sunshine State battle with the surge of Alpha-PVP, better…
Watch firefighters blast drone out of sky with hose
In drone versus firehose there is one clear winner. But was the drone controller invading privacy, or are the firefighters guilty of destroying his property?
The Most Beautiful News Anchors In The World
These Gorgeous Anchors Have The Power To Make Even The Most Boring Story Seem Interesting.
Mexico finds large shallow water oil fields
Mexican state energy giant Pemex announced its biggest exploration success in five years, the discovery of new shallow water oil fields that could yield 200,000 barrels per day. The fields were found in four locations in the Gulf of Mexico and production could begin in around 16 months, helping…
AP images of Vietnam War exhibited in country for 1st time
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — They were the images that communicated the horrors of war in ways words could not.
Sea Shepherd to Pay Millions to Whale Killers
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society agreed to pay $2.55 million to Japan's Institute of Cetacean Research on Monday as part of a settlement to resolve a long-standing legal battle over the anti-whaling group’s tactics against Japanese whaling ships in the Antarctic. The settlement came the same day…
