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Manhunt underway for Mexican mother-in-law of ex-beauty queen who was ‘executed’ in bone-chilling video: ‘She stole you’
Mexico City police have launched a massive manhunt for the mother-in-law wanted for the cold-blooded caught-on-video “execution” of a stunning former beauty queen. The suspected killer, identified as Erika Maria “N” in news reports, went on the lam shortly after the April 15 shooting death of Carolina Flores Gomez, a 27-year-old former Miss Teen Universe,
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Shirley MacLaine makes rare lunch outing in Malibu days before 92nd birthday
Shirley MacLaine enjoyed a sunny lunch outing ahead of turning 92 years old. The iconic actress was photographed exiting a restaurant in Malibu, California, on April 18, holding on to a companion’s arm. She wore a long brown cardigan over a brown top and pants, sporting black glasses. Just a few days later, she celebrated
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With goals of Iran war unfulfilled, Israel’s Netanyahu faces unhappy public as elections loom
Iran’s government is still in power. Hezbollah and Hamas haven’t been defeated. President Trump’s interests may be diverging from Israel’s. Wars with Iran and its proxies haven’t gone according to plan for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and that could mean trouble for Israel’s longest-serving prime minister in elections scheduled for later this year. Many Israelis
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‘What the hell?’ Trump’s latest attempt to sell his pet project stuns observers
As the old saying goes, never let a crisis go to waste. That’s exactly what President Donald Trumpdid on Sunday morning as he tried to use last night’s shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to sell his signature White House Ballroom project, which has been temporarily halted by a court order. During the event,
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Archaeologists find piece of famous book in 1,600-year-old Egyptian mummy’s guts
It might have been mummy’s favorite bedtime story. Archaeologists found part of Homer’s “The Iliad” stuffed inside a 1,600-year-old mummy’s abdomen — a surprising and first-of-its-kind find, experts said. Researchers from the University of Barcelona said a papyrus fragment written in Greek was discovered during an excavation of a Roman Empire-era Egyptian tomb. The fragment
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Syria’s first public trial of Assad-era officials opens in Damascus
DAMASCUS, Syria — The first public trial in Syria of officials linked to the rule of former President Bashar Assad opened Sunday in Damascus. Atef Najib, a former Syrian army brigadier general who was head of the political security branch in southern Syria’s Daraa province under Assad and is a cousin of the former president, appeared in
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Mali defense minister killed in attack that saw jihadis and rebels seize towns, military bases
DAKAR, Senegal — Malian Minister of Defense Gen. Sadio Camara was killed in an attack as jihadi and rebel forces seized towns and military bases across the country, according to a military officer and two other sources Sunday. There was no immediate comment from the Malian government. “Unfortunately, the Ministry of Defense, Gen. Sadio Camara, has been
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Bianca Censori spills out of bodysuit during date night with Kanye West
Bianca Censori ensured all eyes were on her during a date night Friday with Kanye West. The couple hung out at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, where Censori wore a nude-colored bodysuit over metallic silver tights. Censori, 31, risked a wardrobe malfunction as she spilled out of the skintight, low-cut bodysuit. The architect appeared
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MAGA erupts as White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooter’s manifesto revealed: ‘Hang him’
Fans of President Donald Trump’s MAGA movement erupted on Sunday after the alleged White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooter’s manifesto was published online. Trump, first lady Melania Trump, and several cabinet officials were swiftly whisked away from the Washington Hilton in the nation’s capital after shots rang out during the annual gathering of lawmakers and members
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Charlottesville smear’s twist, the wonders of crime-fighting and other commentary
’Frisco beat: The Wonders of Crime-Fighting “Today, we have an exciting new report from Obvious Land,” scoffs Robby Soave at The Hill. “San Francisco’s public transportation system has raised revenue, dramatically improved customer safety, and is cleaner and more orderly than ever, and they accomplished it all with one neat trick”: They racked down on