Zoey Mendoza's story: My husband killed our kids
After Jordan and Jada's dad unexpectedly picked them up from daycare early, the unthinkable happened. Yahoo Parenting exclusive »
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The real story of how a Dallas nurse got Ebola could be worse than we ever imagined
On Oct. 16, 2014, Texas Health...
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Houston family gives Bobbi Kristina update
Whitney Houston's family checks in on Bobbi Kristin Brown's 22nd birthday
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John McCain's explanation for why he doesn't use email is absolute gold
Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) just gave a candid...
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What Took Costco So Long to Dump AmEx and Embrace Visa?
Now that the warehouse club has changed credit cards, what will the payoff be for customers?
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Watch The Gay 'Back To The Future' Scene You Didn't Know Existed
Footage of a deleted (and possibly controversial) "Back to the Future" scene is making the blogosphere rounds. The scene, which has appeared on Pink News, Towleroad and NewNowNext among others, features an exchange between Marty McFly (played by Michael J Fox) and Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) as the pair hatch a plan to have McFly flirt with...
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Mark Zuckerberg Reveals the One Question He Asks Before Hiring a New Facebook Employee
When Mark Zuckerberg is involved in bringing a new employee into Facebook, the CEO said the answer to one simple question helps him determine whether it's a good hire.
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Kevin Garnett on Denver Nuggets: “A quitter is a quitter”
This after the Celtics just smacked the Timberwolves pretty good.
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Passengers use emergency slides after landing in Denver
DENVER (AP) — Passengers on an American Airlines flight from Charlotte, North Carolina, were forced to slide off the plane on emergency chutes soon after landing in Denver on Wednesday.
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Mark Lippert, U.S. Ambassador to South Korea, attacked (14 photos)
U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert was slashed on the face and wrist by a man wielding a blade and screaming that the rival Koreas should be unified, South Korean police said Thursday. Media images showed a stunned-looked Lippert staring at his blood-covered left hand and holding his right hand over a cut on the right side of his face, his pink tie splattered with blood. The U.S. State Department condemned the attack, which happened at a performing arts center in Seoul as the ambassador was preparing for a lecture, and said Lippert was being treated at a local hospital and his injuries weren't life threatening. YTN TV reported that the man — identified by police as a 55-year-old, surnamed Kim — screamed during the attack, "South and North Korea should be reunified." The suspect also shouted anti-war slogans after he was detained, and Seoul police say the weapon used had a 25-centimeter blade. (AP) Find more news related pictures on our photo galleries page and follow us on Tumblr.
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Alien abduction? Stolen by Russia? MH370 theories keep coming
By Jane Wardell SYDNEY (Reuters) - A year on from the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, an extraordinary amount of key data remains unknown - fuelling conspiracy theories and heated online debate about one of aviation's biggest mysteries. The resulting theories range from the wild - alien abduction, MH370 and its doomed fleetmate MH17 were the same plane - to sober, science-based arguments that the plane is in the southern Indian Ocean, but not necessarily in the current search area. "It's amazing how much information we don't have after looking at this case for all this time," said Jeff Wise, an aviation expert whose recently published Kindle book 'The Plane That Wasn't There' reached No.1 on Amazon's bestseller lists.
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OMG Want: Adorable Bernal 3-Bedroom on Holly Park Adorably Asks $950K
A supercute moss-green two-story home in the collective retro fantasy that is Bernal Heights has landed on the market for $950K, which sounds like a (relative!) steal for something cute in a neighborhood with a median list price of $1.049...
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Another reason Android fans will love having Google as their wireless carrier
Anyone who has bought a non-Nexus Android phone through their wireless carrier has probably encountered a significant bloatware problem. It’s particularly bad when you buy a device through your carrier because it means that your device will come with potentially unwanted software from both your OEM and your wireless company, a one-two punch that will hurt your phone’s battery life and performance. Even worse, this bloatware is harder to remove than bloatware on PCs — if you have to do a factory reset of your device, for example, the bloatware will all come back even if you previously uninstalled it. DON’T MISS: Now we know the real reason Google is becoming a wireless carrier However, Google is not powerless in this struggle.
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Study looks at millionaires-in-the-making: Are you one?
Millionaires-in-the-making include more women and minorities than today's millionaires.
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Report: Seahawks expected to pursue Tramon Williams
If Byron Maxwell leaves Seattle in free agency, the Seattle Seahawks will be in need of help at cornerback this offseason. According to Bob McGinn of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, the Seahawks are expected to pursue Green Bay Packers free agent cornerback Tramon Williams to replace Maxwell opposite of Richard Sherman. Per McGinn, the Seahawks have…
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The 2016 Chevy Camaro Definitely Looks Different
We all figured a new Camaro was on the way, and we all knew it was going to be something different. But not until this first teaser image you see here did we know just how different. From the blurry teaser, you can see that the new Camaro loses a lot of its signature retro lines.
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Bathroom Cleaning Tips
Alkaline deposits in the water cause those not so pretty spots on your glass doors and shower walls. The car wax seals those pores, which makes cleaning easier and keeps water spots away.
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Biggest NFL free agency signings annually since 2005 (20 photos)
A standard part of free agency is the race to the biggest pay day. Sometimes, it's the rare franchise QB on the open market. Other times, it's a non-marquee player hitting the circuit at the right time. Here's a look back at which offensive and defensive players are believed to have fetched the most lucrative deals the past 10 years.
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When wives take ill, divorce could be on horizon: study
AFPMarriages are more likely to end in divorce if the wife takes seriously ill, a US study has found. The research, detailed in the March issue of the Journal of Health and Social Behavior, found that divorce was six percent more likely if the wife fell ill, than if she remained in good health. In contrast, when husbands fell gravely ill, the likelihood of divorce was unchanged, the researchers found. In the end, 32 percent ended in divorce while 24 percent led to one of the partners becoming a widow or widower, the research found.
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What your beer says about you
Should you be judged by your brand? Like it or not, you are. A selective taxonomy of some popular brews and what they reveal about the person drinking them.
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This Claymation version of the Ronda Rousey-Cat Zingano fight is incredible
IT IS ALLLL OVER. Now watch it again.A video posted by @azxd on Mar 3, 2015 at 2:13am PST
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