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Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Lifestyle Nine Year Old Girl Annihilates 24-Hour Obstacle Course Designed for Navy Seals
Dang. Hello hello. Hey, hello hello. How's your Monday morning going? Maybe you
It's Time for Hillary Clinton to Concede the Democratic Nomination to Bernie Sanders
With Bernie Sanders now slightly ahead of Clinton nationally in the latest Bloomberg poll, it's time to reevaluate the meaning of pragmatism. Hillary Clinton might be ahead of Bernie Sanders in delegates, but Vermont's Senator has a monopoly on political momentum. Sadly, his opponent has a monopoly
Donald Trump spent 100 minutes explaining his foreign policy to the New York Times. I’m still confused.
Donald Trump spent 100(!) minutes
US agents nearly caught $194 million worth of cocaine in a narco submarine
US Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations agents had a close call with a high-value target in the Pacific Ocean.
A photographer captured these dismal photos of life in North Korea on her phone
The North Korean government is notoriously secretive. Upon entry to the country, visitors are instructed on what they can and cannot take pictures of.
A ton of Americans are making a 'dangerous retirement gamble'
"More and more Americans in their 50s and 60s are gambling that they will be able to continue working in some capacity well beyond their normal retirement age to make ends meet. This is most often true because they haven’t saved nearly enough for a comfortable retirement," wrote Gary D. Halbert, the president and CEO of Halbert Wealth Management, Inc., in a recent blog post.
"Yet the fact is that 50% of retirees have to retire early, usually due to health problems, their spouse’s health, caring for a loved one, etc., etc. According to a widely-respected new study, only 27% of retirees actually work beyond their normal retirement age. Other studies show that number as low as only 15%," he noted.
ISIS marked Good Friday with a priest's crucifixion
The militant group Islamic State (ISIS) continued their persecution of Christian groups, by allegedly crucifying a Catholic priest on Good Friday, the Washington Times reports. The victim was Reverend Thomas Uzhunnalil, a
"The Voice’ Recap: Miley Said Knock You Out
‘The Voice’ Recap: Miley Said Knock You Out
Last Friday, it was announced that Miley Cyrus would be a new Voice coach in Season 11 – prompting a stream of smoke from the nostrils of irate viewers (and irate journalists who had to cover the news on a Friday night; thanks, NBC!), and a stream of Miley hate in the Reality Rocks comments section. But when the Artist Formerly Known As Hannah Montana served as this 10th season’s key advisor during the Knockout Rounds this Monday – wearing an incredible rainbow pantsuit, I might add – she just may have turned some haters into Smilers.
Feds: Risk of 2016 quake increases, especially in Oklahoma
WASHINGTON (AP) — The ground east of the Rockies is far more likely to shake this year with damaging though not deadly earthquakes, federal seismologists report in a new risk map for 2016. Much of that is a man-made byproduct of drilling for energy.
Remembering soccer legend Johan Cruyff
Johan Cruyff, widely considered one of the greatest soccer players ever, along with Pele and Diego Maradona, passed away at the age of 68. Cruyff, a forward, scored a towering 405 goals in 711 competitive appearances over his entire career, dominating the 1970s.
Heyman Hustle on Yahoo Sports: Meet the hustle behind the muscle
The “Heyman Hustle” and Yahoo Sports have partnered up to provide wrestling fans with exclusive content during WrestleMania week on The Turnstile blog. In his first blog post, Paul Heyman introduces himself and explains why Brock Lesnar is still must-see TV.
Justice Department cracks iPhone; withdraws legal action
WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI said Monday it successfully used a mysterious technique without Apple Inc.'s help to hack into the iPhone used by a gunman in a mass shooting in California, effectively ending a pitched court battle between the Obama administration and one of the world's leading technology companies.
Egyptian plane hijacked to Cyprus, most passengers released
LARNACA, Cyprus (AP) — An Egyptian man hijacked an EgyptAir plane Tuesday and forced it to land in Cyprus, where most passengers were eventually allowed to get off, though the crew remained on board, Egyptian and Cypriot officials said.
I did my best to understand Donald Trump's foreign policy. Here's what I came up with.
e did not really require further confirmation that Donald J
Clinton Email Scandal: How A Biased Press Tried To Ignore It
The Washington Post led its Monday paper with a story titled “How Clinton’s Email Scandal Took Root.” What it revealed was that, left to the mainstream press, the story might never have hit the ground.
No one reading the Post’s 5,000-
D.C. Madam's Attorney Says Call Log Bombshell Could Upend 2016 Race
A lawyer who represented the so-called “D.C. madam” says he has phone records that could influence the outcome of the presidential election, and he’s threatening to release one or more names on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court if he’s denied a hearing on his right to distribute them.
FBI-Apple case: Investigators break into dead San Bernardino gunman's iPhone
2014 file image of Tashfeen Malik, left, and Rizwan Farook, as they passed through O'Hare International Airport in ChicagoImage copyrightAP
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