Why let a little thing like the US Constitution get in the way of a dig at President Trump? That’s the attitude of the Democrats who run the Golden State. No joke: California Gov. Gavin Newsom just signed a law Tuesday that aims to bar Trump’s name from the state’s primary ballot unless he releases … Continue reading "California\u2019s pathetic attempt to troll Trump"

A T-shirt police believe Connecticut mother Jennifer Dulos wore the day she vanished was found stained with her blood inside a bag her estranged husband allegedly dumped in a roadside trash can, according to a new report. Investigators found the bloodied Vineyard Vines shirt, a bra, two mops and some sponges with blood on them … Continue reading "Jennifer Dulos’ blood found on shirt, bra in bag hubby allegedly dumped"

KINSHASA, Congo — The man who became the second confirmed Ebola case in Congo’s major crossroads city of Goma has died, officials said Wednesday, adding that he may never have known he had the virus. The case renewed fears in the bustling city on the Rwandan border that has an international airport, and it complicated … Continue reading "2nd person dies from Ebola in Congo city of Goma"

A 19-year-old Cambridge University student — reportedly distressed over her “failed” research project — jumped to her death from a small airplane during a biology internship in Madagascar. Click Here: cheap kanken backpack Alana Cutland was on her way back home after abruptly cutting short her planned six-week research trip when she suddenly plunged more … Continue reading "Cambridge University student jumps to death from plane in Madagascar"

CHULUOTA, Fla.  — A Florida man has been found guilty of murdering his parents and brother because prosecutors say he was angry they cut off his relationship with a model he met on an adult website. The Orlando Sentinel reports a jury found Grant Amato guilty Wednesday of three counts of first-degree murder in the … Continue reading "Florida man convicted of killing family over webcam model breakup"

Researchers have developed a cheap technology that could become a major source of renewable energy in the future. Stanford University scientists have tested a prototype of a battery that could tap into the mix of salty seawater and freshwater — known as “blue energy” — at wastewater treatments plants. Globally, according to the scholars, the … Continue reading "Scientists develop way to turn wastewater into affordable, renewable energy"

Obese people eat more food because it simply tastes better, a new study has found. Researchers at the University of Iowa gave chocolate to a group of obese and non-obese women and found that as the obese group kept eating the food continued to taste almost as good to them as the first bite. The … Continue reading "Obese people enjoy the taste of food more, study finds"

Twitter is tearing up in disgust. This pricey $553 dress has social media fashion critics making a stink over the transparent red mesh netting that resembles an onion sack. Currently on sale for $331.50, the Lacetex Slip Dress by designer Elissa Poppy leaves little to the imagination. A woman modeling the 100% latex creation for … Continue reading "This $553 dress looks like a big onion bag"

An Illinois man with mental health issues and a history of erratic behavior was arrested Sunday after stabbing his mother with a sword and stuffing her body into a trash can, police said. David Krystyniak, 47, was being held on a first-degree murder charge in the death of his 74-year-old mother, Judith Krystyniak, Park Ridge … Continue reading "Man allegedly stabbed his elderly mom to death, stuffed body in trash can"

LOS ANGELES — Crews are searching for the pilot of a U.S. Navy fighter jet that crashed in Death Valley National Park, injuring seven people who were at a scenic overlook where aviation enthusiasts routinely watch military aircraft speeding low through a chasm dubbed Star Wars Canyon, officials said. The crash sent dark smoke billowing … Continue reading "Pilot missing, multiple injured after Navy jet crashes in Death Valley"