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U.S.Inside Edition
Fisherman Discovers Giant 14-Pound Lobster: 'Never In My Life Have I Seen Anything This Big'
"After never seeing something that size before, I decided it was best for it to go back," the fisherman said before releasing the creature.
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U.S.Washington Post
He was 7 when he was brutally murdered. Eight decades later, he finally has a gravestone.
Paul Woodside was just a child when Richard Streicher Jr. died in 1935. They were both 7 years old, and they knew each other from school. “We walked home from school together,” Woodside told MLive.com. “He lived up there on Cross Street. I lived on Prospect Street. We separated right there. And that was the last I see him. I was probably one of the last people to see him alive, besides the killer, I guess.” Richard went out sledding that day in 1935 and never returned, according to news reports. His body was later discovered by a teenager, the Ann Arbor News reported. The 7-year-old had been stabbed and beaten by an attacker who was never caught. Richard was buried in an unmarked grave. This
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SportsShutdown Corner
Lions center injured during victory formation kneeldown as Rams fired off ball hard
Center Travis Swanson was injured on what typically is a non-competitive play as the Lions were trying to run out the clock at the end of what would become a 31-28 victory over the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams chose to make it competitive by diving at the knees of Swanson and the rest of the Lions’ line, and he reportedly suffered a hand injury in the process. Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford (9) had a problem when the Los Angeles Rams fired off the line in the victory formation.
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LifestyleThe Cheat Sheet
5 Types of Relationships You Should Avoid at All Costs
Once you’ve met someone you love, it may be tempting to hold on to them with everything you’ve got, but it’s important to remember that not every type of love leads to a happy, healthy relationship. One survey by YourTango found that 89% of people think that half or more of all people have toxic relationships in their lives. A romantic relationship would just be a close friendship without passion.
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EntertainmentABC News Videos
'Price Is Right' Contestants Make History
Three contestants on "The Price is Right" spun the wheel to $1.00 for the first time in the history of the show.
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LifestyleKit Up!MARSOC Chooses Glock 19s over .45s for Raiders
Marine Corps Special Operations Command has decided to shelve its custom .45 pistols and outfit its elite Raiders with Glock 19s. MARSOC has not yet responded to Military.com’s questions for the story, but a source familiar the effort said the command made the decision within the last month. The move follows a Marine Corps decision in February that a MARSOC operators to carry Glock pistols, since many of the elite outfit’s members prefer the popular Glock 19 9mm handgun over the custom .45 pistols the service bought them in 2012. The reliable, easy-to-maintain 9mm pistol features a polymer frame and a 15-round magazine. The Marine Corps just completed an exhaustive search for a new MARSOC pistol
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StyleHarper's Bazaar
7 Fashion Blogger Outfits To Copy From Instagram This Week
From Harper's BAZAAR
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U.S.The Drive
Man Allegedly Cons Women Into Buying Him Lamborghini, Corvette, Shelby Mustang
28-year-old Timothy Rossell reportedly pretended to be a U.S. marshal.
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WorldReuters
Americans in Philippines jittery as Duterte rails against United States
By Kanupriya Kapoor and Enrico Dela Cruz OLONGAPO, Philippines (Reuters) - In a bar along the Philippines' Subic Bay owned by an American military veteran, the main topic of conversation is not the upcoming U.S. election despite the Donald Trump coffee mugs, photographs and caps on display. The talk is of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's tensions with Washington and his courting of China, which is worrying the bar's mostly American clients who have settled in the vicinity of the huge Subic Bay base, a former U.S. navy installation.
