| Gretchen Whitmer Wins Democratic Nomination For Governor Of Michigan Posted: 07 Aug 2018 07:00 PM PDT  Gretchen Whitmer, a former Democratic leader in the Michigan state Senate, won
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| Report: Dead fetus discovered on American Airlines flight at New York's LaGuardia Airport Posted: 07 Aug 2018 07:28 AM PDT  A dead fetus was reportedly discovered by cleaning crews inside a toilet
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| Former Trump Campaign Official Rick Gates Admits To Staggering Criminal Activity At Manafort Trial Posted: 07 Aug 2018 02:09 PM PDT  ALEXANDRIA, Va. ― Rick Gates, once a top aide to President Donald Trump's
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| After Years Of Alex Jones' Right-Wing Conspiracy Theories, Why Now? Posted: 06 Aug 2018 04:20 PM PDT  Backlash against Alex Jones grew to a new level on Monday as YouTube announced
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| Deadly wildfires in Northern California Posted: 07 Aug 2018 10:45 PM PDT ![Deadly wildfires in Northern California]( "Deadly wildfires in Northern California") Crews battling the largest wildfire in California history took advantage of milder overnight temperatures to gain considerable ground in containing the blaze on Wednesday, a day after officials it would take until September to snuff it out.
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| Eleven children in US rescued from 'extremists' at 'filthy' hideout Posted: 06 Aug 2018 03:05 PM PDT  Five people have been arrested in New Mexico after police raided a remote desert encampment and found 11 children living among potential Muslim extremists in "filthy" conditions. The three women – mothers of the 11 children aged between one and 15 – and two men were all charged with child abuse. One of the men, Siraj Wahhaj, 39, was wanted in his home state of Georgia for questioning over the disappearance of his three-year-old son, Abdul. Both father and son were last seen in December, when Wahhaj told his wife, Hakima Ramzi, that he was taking the boy to the park. The boy's mother told police her child suffered from seizures along with development and cognitive delays. Documents made public in a court filing on Monday said Wahhaj told the boy's mother, before fleeing Georgia, that he wanted to perform an exorcism on the child because he believed he was possessed by the devil. Abdul was unable to walk owing to his disability. Georgia man Siraj Ibn Wahhaj after his arrest Credit: AFP Wahhaj's relatives, including his father, an imam at a mosque in Brooklyn, New York, launched a social media campaign to try and find the missing boy. The toddler was not found in Friday's raid, however, which was months in the making. Police finally went in after the sheriff in Taos, New Mexico, was forwarded a note from someone on the property, given to Georgia police, which read: "we are starving and need food and water." Jerry Hogrefe, sheriff of Taos County, said: "I absolutely knew that we couldn't wait on another agency to step up, and we had to go check this out as soon as possible." The sheriff described planning "a tactical approach for our own safety because we had learned the occupants were most likely heavily armed and considered extremist of the Muslim belief." Relatives' social media accounts show the Wahhaj family to be devout, but with no evidence of extremist beliefs. A view of the compound in Amalia, New Mexico, where police rescued 11 children and arrested two armed "extremists" Credit: AFP Mr Hogrefe and his men were met by Wahhaj and his colleague, Lucas Morten, who were armed with an AR-15 rifle, five loaded 30-round magazines and four loaded pistols, including one in Wahhaj's pocket. The men at first refused to follow verbal direction, police said, during Friday's day-long operation. The women - Jany Leveille, 35, Wahhaj's second wife; Hujrah Wahhaj, 38; and Subhannah Wahhaj, a 35-year-old author of Muslim self-help books – gave themselves up. Subhannah Wahhaj is married to Morten, a relative told The Telegraph. The compound in Amalia, New Mexico Credit: AP When officials finally entered the makeshift compound, in remote northern New Mexico, they found what one officer called "the saddest living conditions and poverty I have seen". Mr Hogrefe told ABC News the children were hungry, thirsty and filthy. "I've been a cop for 30 years. I've never seen anything like this. Unbelievable," he said. Police described the compound as a small underground trailer covered by plastic, with no running water or electricity "They were skinny, their ribs showed, they were in very poor hygiene and very scared," he said. Police described the compound as a small underground trailer covered by plastic, with no running water or electricity Credit: AP All five adults were held in detention in Taos, charged on Sunday with child abuse. The children were taken away for medical tests. Mr Hogrefe said authorities have reason to believe the boy was at the compound several weeks ago, and they were continuing their search for him. Morten was additionally charged with harbouring a fugitive and Wahhaj was booked without bond on his Georgia warrant for child abduction. Sherry Jarrell, an occupational therapist who lives on a 70-acre property not far from where the arrests were made on Friday said the area is beautiful, but residents don't always know who their neighbours are. "It's a great place," she told Taos News. "But strange people live out on the mesa. People that are trying to get away from things."
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| 'Burn. Kill. Destroy.' Parkland Shooting Suspect Nikolas Cruz Blamed a 'Demon' for Violence Posted: 06 Aug 2018 06:52 PM PDT  "Burn. Kill. Destroy," he claimed a voice inside his head told him
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| Texas College Senior Poses With Giant Alligator Known as 'Big Tex' in Jaw-Dropping Photos Posted: 07 Aug 2018 10:40 AM PDT  Mackenzie Noland is interning at Gator Country, a sanctuary in Beaumont, Texas.
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| Huracan Driver Racks Up $45,000 In Speeding Fines On Holiday Posted: 07 Aug 2018 11:00 PM PDT  The man rented a Lamborghini... then went a bit wild.
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| Daily Digit: More than just tuition, the real cost of college is staggering Posted: 07 Aug 2018 10:15 AM PDT  Daily Digit is the story behind the numbers that make our world work. Today we're looking at the real cost of a college degree. Students at private universities have to budget an average of $50,900 per year to pay for their education. That figure includes transportation, books, housing and other expenses, but tuition makes up the bulk of the cost — $34,740. Students at state universities fare slightly better, paying an average $9,970 for studying in state and $25,620 for out of state. Still, public universities in the U.S. are the most expensive in the developed world. Collectively, Americans carry about $1.5 trillion in student debt, and 60% of borrowers carry student debt well into their 40s.
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| Israel minister welcomes Syria scientist killing Posted: 07 Aug 2018 04:18 AM PDT  Israeli Intelligence Minister Yisrael Katz on Tuesday welcomed the killing of a leading Syrian weapons scientist but declined to comment on reports his government was behind the fatal bombing. General Aziz Asbar, head of a Syrian government weapons research centre, was killed along with his driver when the bomb hit his car on Saturday, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Asbar headed the Maysaf research centre in Hama, which was hit by Israeli air strikes last month and in September last year, the Observatory said.
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| Rick Gates Testifies That He Committed Crimes With Paul Manafort Posted: 06 Aug 2018 01:58 PM PDT  ALEXANDRIA, Va. ― Rick Gates, a political operative who worked on President
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| State Department On Saudi Arabia-Canada Spat: We're Staying Out Posted: 06 Aug 2018 02:53 PM PDT  WASHINGTON ― The State Department made its first comments on the dispute
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| Best Bites: Chicken Caesar pasta salad Posted: 07 Aug 2018 02:47 AM PDT  Welcome to Best Bites, a twice-weekly video series that aims to satisfy your
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| German couple convicted of rape, online sale of young son Posted: 07 Aug 2018 05:57 AM PDT  BERLIN (AP) — A German mother and her partner were convicted and jailed Tuesday for repeatedly raping the woman's young son and selling him to pedophiles on the internet, abusing him for more than two years in a case that has horrified the country.
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| Clouds, wildfire smoke may spoil Perseid meteor shower for many this weekend Posted: 08 Aug 2018 04:48 AM PDT  This weekend will feature one of the best meteor showers of the year, boasting over 50 meteors an hour. However, clouds and wildfire smoke may spoil the show for many across the United States.
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| Australia's most populous state now entirely in drought as farmers given authority to shoot kangaroos Posted: 08 Aug 2018 03:55 AM PDT  Australia's most populous state was declared entirely in drought on Wednesday and struggling farmers were given new authority to shoot kangaroos that compete with livestock for sparse pasture during the most intense dry spell in more than 50 years. Much of Australia's southeast is struggling with drought. But the drought conditions in the state of New South Wales this year have been the driest and most widespread since 1965. The state government said Wednesday that 100 percent of New South Wales' land area of more than 800,000 square kilometers (309,000 square miles) was now in drought. Primary Industries Minister Niall Blair said farmers were enduring one of the driest Southern Hemisphere winters on record. "This is tough. There isn't a person in the state that isn't hoping to see some rain for our farmers and regional communities," Blair said in a statement. Cattle on a dry paddock in the drought-hit area of Quirindi in New South Wales Credit: GLENN NICHOLLS/AFP Farm reservoirs have dried up and crops are failing. State and federal governments are providing financial help, but not enough for many farmers. With dry conditions forecast to continue for the next three months, farmers had to decide whether to continue the expensive and laborious task of hand-feeding cattle and sheep or sell their livestock. The state government on Wednesday also lifted the number of kangaroos that farmers are allowed to shoot and reduced bureaucratic red tape facing land holders applying for permission to shoot. Farmer Clive Barton walking through the paddocks in the drought-hit area of Duri in New South Wales Credit: SAEED KHAN/ AFP The requirement to tag dead kangaroos to keep a tally of the number shot across the state had been dispensed with. "Many farmers are taking livestock off their paddocks, only to then see kangaroos move in and take whatever is left," Blair said. "If we don't manage this situation, we will start to see tens of thousands of kangaroos starving and suffering, ultimately leading to a major animal welfare crisis," he added. A train makes its way through dry paddocks in the drought-hit area of Quirindi in New South Wales Credit: GLENN NICHOLLS/ AFP But Ray Borda, president of the Kangaroo Industries Association of Australia, which represents commercial shooters who hunt kangaroos for meat and leather, raised animal welfare concerns about the regulation changes. "Anybody on the land that will make a phone call to the Department of Environment can get permission to shoot almost whatever they want to shoot and it's unaudited and unchecked and that's our concern - animal welfare," Borda told Australian Broadcasting Corp. The government would have been better off subsidizing professional shooters to reduce kangaroo numbers more humanely, he said. "We see this as probably the worst possible outcome for the kangaroo, but I've got to emphasize we do understand the plight that farmers are in," Borda said.
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| Internet giants delete content of US conspiracy theorist Alex Jones Posted: 06 Aug 2018 04:09 PM PDT  Internet giants launched an offensive Monday against far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who is now banned from Apple, Facebook, Spotify and YouTube. The move, described by Jones as a "coordinated communist-style crackdown," came after months of criticism against Facebook, Twitter and YouTube calling for them to do more to combat disinformation and hate discourse. Jones, whose site InfoWars has accused victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting of being "actors" in a plot to discredit the gun lobby, violated Facebook's hate speech policies, the social network said.
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| Jeep Wrangler-Based Outpost II Camper Is Ready For Anything Posted: 07 Aug 2018 12:53 AM PDT  Unfortunately, you can't buy one.
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| Texas Governor Greg Abbott Tweets Fake Winston Churchill Quote On 'Anti-Fascists' Posted: 07 Aug 2018 10:58 AM PDT  Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R), apparently responding to recent news reports
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| Manafort defense questions star witness Gates about 'secret life' Posted: 07 Aug 2018 06:22 PM PDT  By Sarah N. Lynch, Nathan Layne and Karen Freifeld ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Reuters) - The star witness in the trial of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort faced tough questioning on cross-examination on Tuesday about a "secret life" that included an extramarital affair and stealing funds from his former boss. Rick Gates, who served as a right-hand man to Manafort in his political consulting business for a decade, acknowledged maintaining a flat in London for the affair, inflating expense reports and a long list of other misdeeds. Under questioning by defense attorney Kevin Downing on Tuesday, Gates also admitted he wrote a fraudulent letter to prospective investors in a movie project and that "it's possible" he submitted to Trump's inaugural committee personal expenses, which may have been improper.
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| Democrats Are Mounting A Comeback In The Midwest Posted: 07 Aug 2018 03:00 AM PDT  COLUMBUS, Ohio ― Mary Sweet had never volunteered in politics before. And
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| Beachgoers Stunned After Dead Baby Blue Whale Washes Up On Japan Shores Posted: 06 Aug 2018 03:41 PM PDT  A dead baby blue whale washed up on the shores of Japan on Sunday, about 40
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| The Latest: Lawyer cites 'thin' complaints in compound case Posted: 07 Aug 2018 05:14 PM PDT  AMALIA, N.M. (AP) — The Latest on 11 children found living in a filthy, makeshift compound in New Mexico (all times local):
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| 31 Crazy Delicious, Healthy Shrimp Recipes Posted: 06 Aug 2018 03:25 PM PDT |
| Ask a Designer: Closet organization that lasts Posted: 07 Aug 2018 07:05 AM PDT  Most people don't start out with a messy closet. Even when a closet is carefully organized at the beginning, however, it might not take long for order to turn to chaos.
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| Venezuela vows to 'root out' plots after Maduro drone 'assassination' bid Posted: 06 Aug 2018 01:52 PM PDT  Venezuelan authorities vowed Monday to "root out" plots against President Nicolas Maduro after what they said was a weekend drone "assassination" bid backed by Colombia. An accusation by Maduro that his Colombian counterpart Juan Manuel Santos was behind the incident has worsened already fraught ties between Caracas and Bogota. Santos, who hands over power to elected successor Ivan Duque on Tuesday, has categorically rejected the accusation.
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| East Bay mourns 5 victims who died in SoCal plane crash Posted: 06 Aug 2018 07:03 PM PDT  "Of course, it's extremely shocking." Friends, family and colleagues are mourning the loss of five people, including three Pacific Union Real Estate employees, who were killed when a twin-engine Cessna that took off from Concord crashed in Orange County.
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| 'Crazy Rich Asians' Locations You Can Visit In Real Life Posted: 08 Aug 2018 09:06 AM PDT  This has been the summer of Crazy Rich Asians. Everyone seems to be reading
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| Mendocino Complex becomes largest wildfire in California history - state officials Posted: 06 Aug 2018 08:12 PM PDT  (Reuters) - The Mendocino Complex became the largest wildfire in California state history on Monday as it raged at the southern tip of the Mendocino National Forest, state wildfire officials said. The Mendocino Complex Fire, made up of two separate conflagrations that merged, has burned 283,800 acres (114,800 hectares) and was still growing, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.
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| Primary elections - AS IT HAPPENED Trump-endorsed Kris Kobach in bitter fight for Republican nomination for Kansas governor Posted: 07 Aug 2018 03:00 AM PDT  Four US states are held primary elections with a fifth having a special House vote. A number of the races were a test for Donald Trump and the amount of sway he holds with voters ahead of crucial midterm elections. Michigan, Missouri Kansas and Washington had a mixture of governor and senate races, preparing the states for the November polls.
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| Baseball-Size Hail Kills Zoo Animals In Colorado Posted: 07 Aug 2018 11:49 AM PDT  A powerful hailstorm swept through parts of Colorado on Monday, injuring 14
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| The Latest: FBI says Manafort hid over 30 offshore accounts Posted: 08 Aug 2018 10:15 AM PDT  ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — The Latest on Paul Manafort's trial (all times local):
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| Pastor Blames California Wildfires On State's Embrace Of LGBTQ Rights Posted: 06 Aug 2018 12:45 PM PDT  Known for making inflammatory claims about the LGBTQ community, Pastor Kevin
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| Parkland suspect: Voice told him to burn, kill, destroy Posted: 06 Aug 2018 03:40 PM PDT  FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Florida school shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz told a detective that a demon in his head — "the evil side" — told him to burn, kill and destroy, and that he thought about going to a park to kill people about a week before 17 people were gunned down at the school, according to a transcript of his interrogation released Monday.
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| Israeli strike kills 2 Hamas militants in Gaza: officials Posted: 07 Aug 2018 08:32 AM PDT  An Israeli strike on Tuesday killed two militants of the Gaza Strip's ruling Hamas movement after shots were fired at soldiers, Gazan and Israeli officials said. The Islamist group's military wing, the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, confirmed in a statement that the dead men were its fighters, naming them as Ahmed Murjan and Abdel-Hafez al-Silawi. An Israeli military statement, apparently referring to the same incident, said that the army returned fire after shots were fired at its soldiers from a Hamas post in the northern Gaza Strip, next to the border with Israel.
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| The Bachelorette Finale: Becca Has to Choose Between Blake and Garrett Posted: 06 Aug 2018 08:45 PM PDT  Time to choose between Blake and Garrett
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| Americans Can’t Get Enough Of Southern Accents, Despite The Stereotypes Posted: 07 Aug 2018 04:11 PM PDT  Everyone ― whether a person admits it or not ― has an accent. Whether it's
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| U.S. agent can be sued over Mexican boy's shooting death across border Posted: 07 Aug 2018 11:16 AM PDT  The dissenting judge from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' 2-1 decision accused the majority of ignoring legal precedent and said the Supreme Court may need to weigh in. Tuesday's decision allows Araceli Rodriguez to sue the agent Lonnie Swartz over the Oct. 10, 2012 shooting of 16-year-old Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez. Swartz said he acted in self-defense in response to a group of rock throwers, while Rodriguez said her son was walking peacefully.
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| See How The Porsche 911 Has Evolved Through The Years Posted: 07 Aug 2018 02:31 PM PDT |
| Nonprofit That Flies Dogs and Cats to Find Forever Homes Rescues 10,000th Pet Posted: 07 Aug 2018 05:58 AM PDT  "Dog Is My Co-Pilot" is an organization that flies pets at risk of being killed in shelters to find loving homes.
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| Device to clean-up Great Pacific Garbage Patch could harm wildlife, warn conservationists Posted: 07 Aug 2018 02:00 PM PDT  A controversial scheme to clean up plastic in the Pacific Ocean could harm wildlife and release unnecessary greenhouse gases into the air, conservationists have warned. On September 9th, The Ocean Cleanup foundation will launch a device to sweep up plastic in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and remove it from the water. The system uses a 2000ft long u-shaped floating cylinder with a 10ft skirt beneath which moves along with the current capturing plastic as it goes. The refuse is corralled into a small area and then picked up by boat every few months and taken to land for processing and recycling. A section of the floating system which will move with the water currents collecting plastic Credit: The Ocean Cleanup The Ocean Cleanup claims that full-scale deployment of their system could clean up 50 per cent of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in just 5 years. However marine experts claim the project could do more harm than good. Dr Sue Kinsey, Senior Pollution Policy Officer at the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) said: "We have serious concerns about the Ocean Cleanup and its effectiveness. "It seems likely that wildlife will be affected, especially the smaller floating plankton that many creatures depend on and those organisms that passively float in the oceans who won't be able to avoid these arrays. "Also much of this litter is distributed throughout the water column and this may only pick up the surface material." Some of the plastic picked up from The Great Pacific garbage patch during monitoring Credit: The Ocean Cleanup The MCS also warned that the time and energy it takes to collect and return the waste could result in large amounts of greenhouse gases and carbon, and called for organisations to do more to stop litter entering oceans in the first place. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which is located between California and Hawaii is the area where plastic rubbish accumulates because of ocean currents, known as gyres which act like a vortex pulling waste into a central channel. It is around three times the size of Spain. Research by the foundation found that, at its peak, the patch contains around 330lbs of plastic per square mile, reducing to 33lbs at the outer edges. The project to clean up the patch is the brainchild of Boyan Slat, a 24 year old Dutch inventor and entrepreneur, who founded the foundation in 2013. Last month the company published its Environmental Impact Assessment and found there was a 'medium' risk to sea turtles who found themselves trapped within the floating tube system. The cleanup system works by using a floating cylinder with a trailing skirt which picks up debris Credit: The Ocean Cleanup A survey of 15 experts by the ecologist and shark researcher David Shiffman of Simon Fraser University in Vancouver also found that it is unlikely that the floating device will clean up a significant amount of plastic without harming wildlife. One in four believed that the entire concept is "a bad idea with little or no redeeming value." Writing on the website Southern Fried Science Dr Shiffman said: "This device is designed to aggregate objects of a certain size to remove them from the water but cannot distinguish between plastic and living things. The captured plastic will be collected by boats and taken to the mainland for processesing Credit: The Ocean Cleanup Commenting in the survey Eben Schwartz, Marine Debris Program Manager, California Coastal Commission, said: "To make the claim, as the Ocean Cleanup Project is, that they will "clean the oceans" by 2040 or whenever, is disingenuous and misleading, when it will, at best, clean a very small percentage of what's found on the surface." However The Ocean Cleanup said that the device moved slowly enough through the water that any animals would easily have time to escape. "Every year, millions of tons of plastic enter the ocean," said a spokesman. "The Ocean Cleanup is developing a passive system, that moves with the currents - just like the plastic - to catch it. ""The Ocean Cleanup's passive system is comprised of a floater with an impermeable screen underneath, concentrating the debris before it is extracted by support vessel, while also moving slow enough for sea life to follow the slight downward current as not to be entangled in the system." However campaigners A Plastic Planet warned that huge amounts of plastic sinks to the bottom of the ocean and will be missed by the device. Sian Sutherland, A Plastic Planet co-founder, said: "Boyan Slat and The Ocean Cleanup team are aiming to do something for all of us - clean up the mess we have made of our pristine oceans. "Of course it won't be easy and there will be huge learnings along the way. PET bottles sink to the bottom of the ocean as they don't float. Plastic nano-fibres are almost invisible and will be found six miles deep so the herculean task of reaching these is nigh on impossible."
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| Donald Trump Insults John McCain's Military Career In Newly Unearthed Video From 1999 Posted: 07 Aug 2018 11:04 AM PDT  Donald Trump offended many Americans in 2015 when he belittled the military
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| Correction: EU-Italy-Highway-Explosion story Posted: 07 Aug 2018 04:32 AM PDT  MILAN (AP) — In a story Aug. 6 about the explosion of a tanker truck in Italy, The Associated Press reported erroneously that two people had died, based on incorrect information from the Italian carabinieri. On Tuesday, the carabinieri referred questions about the accident's death toll to highway officials, who said just one person was killed.
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| Saudi Arabia, Canada row over jailed activists ramps up Posted: 06 Aug 2018 03:23 PM PDT  Saudi Arabia and Canada on Monday showed no signs of backing down in an escalating row over human rights, after Riyadh abruptly cut ties over Ottawa's vigorous calls for the release of activists jailed in the kingdom. The Saudi government expelled Canada's ambassador, giving him 24 hours to leave the country, and recalled its own envoy to Ottawa, while freezing all new trade over what it slammed as "interference" in its internal affairs. Ottawa did not give any ground over the shock expulsion of the envoy, Dennis Horak, with Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland saying Canada would continue to defend human rights around the world.
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| American Airlines Didn't Let Musician Fly With $30,000 Cello After She Bought Extra Ticket Posted: 06 Aug 2018 01:16 PM PDT  A cellist in Chicago is not exactly singing the praises of American Airlines
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| 11 Foods You Should Never Try To Cook In An Instant Pot Posted: 07 Aug 2018 02:45 AM PDT  The Instant Pot is arguably the greatest kitchen appliance of all time. Anyone
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| Huge Brawl Breaks Out at New York Nail Salon After Customer Refuses to Pay After She Complains About Service Posted: 07 Aug 2018 10:55 AM PDT  The woman was apparently unsatisfied with the work done on her eyebrows.
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| Nigerian security agents blockade parliament, chief later fired Posted: 07 Aug 2018 01:19 PM PDT  By Camillus Eboh and Felix Onuah ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's security forces stopped lawmakers entering parliament on Tuesday in a blockade seen by the opposition as a bid to intimidate its leaders, but the presidency condemned the move and the acting president fired the head of the security agency. It is the first such incident since Nigeria became a democracy in 1999 and coincides with increased tension between the National Assembly and the executive ahead of an election in February 2019 when President Muhammadu Buhari will seek a second term. For some, it revived memories of the decades when the military and security forces held sway over politics in a country that has one of Africa's largest economies.
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| Tesla Gains Nearly $4 Billion After Single Questionable Elon Musk Tweet Posted: 07 Aug 2018 02:40 PM PDT  Tesla stock soared Tuesday afternoon amid rumors that CEO Elon Musk might take
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