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
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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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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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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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Chris Brown 'father' of friend's 9-month-old girl
Chris Brown is rumoured to be the biological father of a nine month old baby. The little girl is the daughter of his friend, former model Nia.
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The Eagles traded their best player to create millions in salary cap space and he's furious
In early 2015, the Philadelphia Eagles...
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Here are 7 racist jokes Ferguson police and court officials made over email
The US Department of Justice found many, many things wrong in its investigation into the Ferguson Police Department, including a pattern of racial bias. A March 2010 email mocked African Americans with horrible stereotypes about their families and how they speak. An April 2011 email depicted President Obama as a chimpanzee.
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Knife-wielding attacker slashes face of U.S. ambassador in South Korea
By James Pearson and Ju-min Park SEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert was slashed in the face by a Korean nationalist but was not seriously hurt during an attack at a breakfast forum held in the capital on Thursday to discuss Korean reunification, police and witnesses said. U.S. President Barack Obama quickly called Lippert to wish him a speedy recovery, a White House official said. In 2010, Kim tried to attack the Japanese ambassador to Seoul by throwing a piece of concrete and was given a suspended jail term, according to police. Kim was dressed in traditional Korean clothing and shouted that North and South Korea should be reunited just before he attacked Lippert.
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New Honda Civic breaks Nürburgring record
The new Honda Civic Type R hot hatchback, officially unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show on Wednesday, is now also officially the world's fastest front-wheel-drive car. As well as taking the wraps off the eagerly awaited 306bhp, 167mph (269km/h) car, Honda also revealed that in testing it had posted a lap time of just 7 minutes and 50.63 seconds when driven on the legendary German racetrack, shaving nearly four whole seconds off the current fastest time. In recent years, the 20.8km circuit has become the de-facto proving ground for any car that wants to claim sporting credentials and in March 2014 a Seat Leon became the fastest front-wheel drive car ever to lap the circuit, setting a remarkable time of 7 minutes and 58.4 seconds.
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Up close with Ferrari's latest supercar, the 488 GTB
The Ferrari 488 GTB is predictable. It's a flowing, organic, aerodynamic shape that seems to have been hewn from some scarlet-red meteor landed near Maranello. Succeeding the Ferrari 458, this new car comes with a brand new 3.9-liter V8 engine, which is augmented with two turbochargers and mounted in the middle of the chassis, beneath a pretty little window. It has more power and torque than any sane human being could ever need, but Ferrari's made even bigger improvements in aerodynamics.
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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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How a 25-Year-Old Sparked Lumber Liquidators' Stock Plunge
BloombergXuhua Zhou, who had dropped out of UCLA’s doctoral program in finance and became an individual investor, took an interest in Lumber Liquidators about two years ago. After seeing a surge in the company’s gross profit margin, Zhou learned that it sourced some products from China. His digging ultimately led to lawsuits, a “60 Minutes” report and accolades from the well-known short seller Whitney Tilson, who also bet against Lumber Liquidators. “It’s pretty amazing what he did on his own,” said Tilson, head of Kase Capital Management, calling Zhou “the pioneer” of the Lumber Liquidators story.
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Report: Mets' Murphy says he disagrees with gay 'lifestyle'
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Mets infielder Daniel Murphy says he disagrees with the "lifestyle" of people who are gay.
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This Is Why Warren Buffett Dumped His Exxon Holding
The “Oracle of Omaha,” didn’t say what “other uses” he might have for the $3.7 billion that he’d invested in Exxon Mobil. But he did say why he sold the stock.
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Kate Upton Slips Into A Leather Skirt
Kate Upton looks gorgeous as she poses for a few photographs while attending the Express Spring Fling Event held at Union Square on Tuesday in San Francisco, California.
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Anna Kendrick Has Some Strong Words About Spencer Pratt
Anna Kendrick was just tweeting about The Bachelor to her 3.65 million followers when Spencer Pratt, a widely disliked character from The Hills that plagued the culture during and after the show's lifespan, favorited her tweet. Continuing a well-documented habit of humorously aggressive social commentary, Kendrick colorfully described how the sign of affection from Spence made her feel.
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The Only 15 Pokemon That Matter
Are they the most powerful? The most popular? The weirdest? The rarest? Regardless, these are the Pokemon that matter most. (To us.)
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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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Nerlens Noel touches the sky to swat a Russell Westbrook layup
Here we were talking about Nerlens Noel's defense, and ...
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Hello kitty and kitty and lots more kitties on Japanese island where cats rule (17 photos)
An army of feral cats rules a remote island in southern Japan, curling up in abandoned houses or strutting about in a fishing village that is overrun with felines outnumbering humans six to one. Originally introduced to the mile-long island of Aoshima to deal with mice that plagued fishermen's boats, the cats stayed on - and multiplied. More than 120 cats swarm the island with only a handful of humans for company, mostly pensioners who didn't join the waves of migrants seeking work in the cities after World War Two. Aoshima, a 30-minute ferry ride off the coast of Ehime prefecture, had been home to 900 people in 1945. The only sign of human activity now is the boatload of day-trippers from the mainland, visiting what is locally known as Cat Island. With no restaurants, cars, shops or kiosks selling snacks, Aoshima is no tourist haven. But cat lovers are not complaining. "There is a ton of cats here, then there was this sort of cat witch who came out to feed the cats which was quite fun," said 27-year-old Makiko Yamasaki. "So I'd want to come again." (Reuters) Photographs by Thomas Peter/REUTERS Find more news related pictures on our photo galleries page and follow us on Tumblr.
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