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Meghan and Harry pay tribute to Nelson Mandela as they tour new London exhibition dedicated to the life of the anti-apartheid hero and meet his granddaughter Heart-stopping bodycam footage shows a cop firing through his OWN windscreen and killing a murder suspect during a high speed chase Thanks Rand - you get it! Trump praises maverick Rand Paul who is his ONLY Republican defender over the Putin disaster Woman is IMPALED by a beach umbrella in New Jersey seaside resort after freak gust of wind drives it through her ankle Can YOU pick the odd one out? Quiz challenges players to find the one answer that's not like the others - and it's trickier than it seems Amazon Prime Day CHAOS: Thousands of Spanish warehouse workers strike in protest over fair wages and working conditions, with Amazon staff in Germany and Poland set to follow suit What REALLY happened to the Lost Colony of Roanoke? An ... (more)
Authorities continued searching Monday for a 17-year-old boy who went missing Sunday during a swim in the ocean off the coast of Pacific Beach and is presumed dead. The El Cajon teenager, whose name was withheld, was in the surf with a group of friends near the foot of Windemere Court about 6 p.m. Sunday when he and one of his companions got caught in a strong rip current.
We've all heard of suspicious deaths - when a body is buried before there is time for an autopsy or an investigation into what really happened. I'm afraid that's what happened when the Wichita City Council voted to close most of our neighborhood pools before allowing adequate time for public discussion and debate .
At 1:55 pm EDT on September 2, 2013, Diana Nyad, age 64, reached the shore of Key West Florida 53 hours after plunging into the Bay in Havana, Cuba. Thirty-three years after her first attempt, this was her fifth effort to complete the Havana to Key West swim, and upon completion she became the first person to swim the 110 mile distance without a shark cage.
A part-time lifeguard has told of the "terrifying" moment he pulled a limp, blue four-year-old from a public pool in NSW south-west, as the State Opposition accuses the Baird Government of abandoning water safety. Dale Langridge, 20, was helping the boy's mother look for her son at Goolgowi Swimming Pool early on Wednesday evening when he spotted the boy at the bottom of the pool.
This file photo taken on January 11, 2011 shows a screen image of the Google logo in Washington, DC. AFP / KAREN BLEIER According to Google's global trends report released Wednesday, the augmented reality game from Nintendo was the most-searched item online in 2016.
Officials in Whittier, California, are investigating why a tree fell on top of a wedding party this weekend, killing one person and injuring five others.... -- At least nine people have been killed, including some civilians, in an attack at a Crusader-era castle in Jordan, according to the country's Public Security Di... Updated information on food product labeling, including new guidance aimed at reducing food waste by encouraging food manufacturers and retailers that apply product dating to ... Dubuque, Ia.
An adult and two children were killed Monday when a trailer carrying trick-or-treaters crashed into another vehicle in Mississippi, authorities said.According to... - Drone footage has captured a birds-eye view of the staggering damage done to a beloved 14th-century basilica in central Italy following the 6.6-magnitu... Corn harvest pace had caught up to normal, while soybean harvest pulled ahead of average as of Oct. 30, according to USDA's latest Crop Progress report released Monday. The n... LINCOLN - Nebraska safety Nathan Gerry has been recognized for his outstanding play in 2016, being named a semifinalist for the Chuck Bednarik Award.
Can't shake the cough! Hillary Clinton chokes up at Florida rally and pops a throat lozenge just minutes before she's helped down a set of stairs by an aide as health woes continue to plague her 'I'm not going to leave you': Hero bystander tells how the mother killed in Hoboken train crash was still alive after the accident and he fought in vain to save her as she lay bleeding under the rubble Conductor operating the train that crashed in Hoboken was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol, blood tests reveal Husband of woman killed in Hoboken train crash asked daycare owner how to tell their one-year-old daughter of the loss - just hours after the little girl's mother dropped her off Hurricane Matthew becomes the most powerful storm to hit the Atlantic in a decade as it barrels towards Florida with winds of up to 160mph Texas fast food chain says it has fired server for printing the ... (more)
If there's ever anything wrong, he likes to try and fix it. That characteristic is one big reason he has such a passion for working with animals and why he wants one day to become a veterinarian.
The "Dancing with the Stars" dilemma on Monday night was a time crunch. Because of the Presidential debate, the show had to get 12 remaining couples to dance in a shortened one hour live broadcast.
Matt Lauer looks on during the NBC News Commander-in-Chief Forum with democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on September 7, 2016 in New York City. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton attended a Commander-in-Chief forum Wednesday night to answer questions on their records, statements and policies.
View from the pool of the Memories Flamenco Beach Resort, one of the several hotels that the Grupo de Turismo Gaviota S.A. administers in Cayo Coco. The breeze coming from the coast is a blast of hot air that barely cools things off.
Gaziantep Governor Ali Yerlikaya told state media the... "It takes 4" to go from R5 to physiological maturity" according to Suat Irmak, University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor of biological systems engineering. Irmak t... Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Jordan Burroughs went 1-2 in his second appearance in the Men's Freestyle Wrestling Competition at the Olympic Games on Friday.
President Obama is expected to travel to Baton Rouge next Tuesday to get a firsthand look at the devastating flood damage in the state.The White House sa... - Ukraine's state anti-corruption agency has published what it says are scans of every mention of Paul Manafort's name in so-called "bl... Amidst all the optimism for this year's corn crop are widespread reports from many individuals of ear formation issues. These reports range from Gothenburg to Saunders County ... Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Jordan Burroughs went 1-2 in his second appearance in the Men's Freestyle Wrestling Competition at the Olympic Games on Friday.
US Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte apologized for his behavior with three of his teammates over the weekend at a Rio de Janeiro gas station. CNN's Brynn Gingras reports.
Police 'bust Malia Obama at wild Martha's Vineyard' party: First Daughter 'is rushed out by Secret Service' as cops shutdown bash Hillary Clinton claimed it was Colin Powell who told her to use personal email - but he says he can't recall speaking to her about it 'I didn't know there was a wrong way to put milk back in the fridge': Husbands share their searingly honest accounts of marriage 'Traumatized' Ryan Lochte offers half-apology for 'irresponsible' Rio rampage admitting he should have been more 'careful and candid' in his story... but failing to admit he lied Almost got away with it! The humiliating moment Lochte's sidekicks Bentz and Conger were hauled off plane in Rio moments before it left 'A d*****bag and his three drunken friends': Brazilians blast disgraced Ryan Lochte and his lying swimming sidekicks over faked robbery Four days of lies - and he STILL won't say sorry: How ... (more)
U.S Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte has apologized for his behavior surrounding a late-night incident at a Rio de Janeiro gas station, saying he should have been more "careful and candid" about how he described what happened. Lochte said in a lengthy post on Instagram Friday that he was apologizing for his role in taking the focus away from other Olympic athletes.