- U.S. In The Know
Man in hot water after being caught kissing at game: 'I hope you never have to be in my position'
A man who was caught kissing a woman while attending a soccer game in Ecuador is now in hot water.
- U.S. Cosmopolitan
Nicki Minaj and Her Husband Kenneth Petty Got Into a Screaming Match With Nicki's Ex Meek Mill
This is after they ran into each other at a store.
- U.S. The Independent
Female prisoner dies after guards ‘did not stop her being beaten with soap bars’
A female prisoner died after guards did not intervene while she was being beaten with a sock filled with bars of soap, it is claimed in a lawsuit set to be heard in the US.Nicole Rathmann was attacked by another inmate as she lay on her bunk at the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility.
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Lawyer claims Antonio Brown, who faces potential life imprisonment, was “overcharged”
Antonio Brown will soon leave police custody, on $110,000 bond. The charges he currently faces could put him behind bars for a long time, however. Via Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com, Brown faces among other things a charge of felony burglary with battery. It carries a potential sentence of life in prison. "They overcharged him," attorney [more]
- Celebrity People
Queen Elizabeth Gives Prince William a New Royal Title amid Prince Harry & Meghan Markle's Exit
Queen Elizabeth Appoints Prince William to New Position
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Family attorney for toddler who died falling from cruise ship says Royal Caribbean has been ‘giving a false narrative since day one’
The parents of Chloe Wiegand, the Indiana toddler who fell to her death from the open window of a cruise ship docked in Puerto Rico, say it was ‘physically impossible’ to blame the child’s grandfather and accuse Royal Caribbean Cruises of lying in its motion to seek the dismissal of the family’s lawsuit. The Wiegand’s family attorney, Michael Winkleman, sat down with Fox News to explain.
Politics The TelegraphTrump impeachment: President told associates to 'get rid' of Ukraine ambassador, tapes reportedly reveal
A tape has reportedly surfaced where Donald Trump can be heard ordering the firing of his then Ukraine ambassador Marie Yovanovitch - a central controversy of the impeachment saga.
