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Woman killed celebrating 21st birthday was ‘severed in half’
The Brooklyn woman who died during her 21st birthday celebration was “severed in half” in the horrific car crash on the Williamsburg Bridge, prosecutors said. Amanda Miner was in the back seat of the speeding gray 2013 Infiniti G37 driven by her allegedly drunk NYPD traffic agent pal when she was thrown from the car onto the Brooklyn-bound lanes after the vehicle hit a barrier and a support pillar early Thursday, police said. Stefan Hoyte, 26, who was off-duty, was driving about 50 to 60 mph on the 35-mph-speed-limit bridge when he lost control of the car at 3:14 a.m., hitting the support column with such force that the car split in two, prosecutors said. Police found Miner, an aspiring social worker who turned 21 on Wednesday, “severed in half lying dead on the roadway,” according to a Manhattan Criminal Court complaint.
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Hillary Clinton Just Tweeted the Subtlest "I Told You So" — and It's Glorious
Hillary Clinton has mastered the art of the short and (not so) sweet jab on Twitter. On March 17, the former Democratic presidential nominee demonstrated once again how easy it is to shade President Trump's leadership without saying much at all. Clinton quoted a tweet written by her former adviser Philippe Reines, who sarcastically pointed out what would be obvious to many seasoned politicians: "Russians spy. Health Care is complicated. Diplomacy is exhausting. Who Knew?" Clinton shared his tweet and added: "Things I learned today." Reines's original tweet likely refers to a sampling of Trump administration blunders, the first of which being the idea that Russians do, in fact spy, and the former
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The affair ends; the payback begins
Dear Amy: I am a 53-year-old single man. I just had a four-month affair with a married lady. We connected at our high school reunion. She has been married to the same man for 35 years and says I am the only man she ever had an affair with ... and I believe her. She told me that she and her husband had not been sexually intimate for three years. As time went on, I started disliking her criticism and insensitivity toward me, and she has since ended our affair. She and her husband are leaving the country in a few months for good. I am tempted to tell her husband (I have pictures in case if he doesn't believe me). I want to do this, partly because she hurt me and was very arrogant and insensitive,
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Teen Model Killed by Train During Photoshoot
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These are the 138 JC Penney stores that are about to close
J.C. Penney has released the list of stores it plans to close in an effort to cut costs and grow sales at its strongest locations.
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'Katrina Girl' to Bring Air Force Vet Who Rescued Her During 2005 Hurricane to Junior ROTC Ball: 'I Would Do Anything to Repay the Hug,' He Says
'Katrina Girl' to Bring Air Force Vet Who Rescued Her During 2005 Hurricane to Junior ROTC Ball: 'I Would Do Anything to Repay the Hug,' He Says
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Palm Beach Doesn't Want To Pay For His Mar-a-Lago Visits
President Trump has been visiting Mar-a-Lago on several occasions recently, costing Palm Beach County several thousands of dollars.
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Donald Trump tweets about St. Patrick's Day, everyone makes the same joke
Despite their best efforts, Republicans' attempts to embrace St. Patrick's Day haven't exactly gone down a storm. First there was Donald Trump's green MAGA baseball cap, then there was his failed attempt to share an Irish proverb, and Thursday there was the not-exactly-positive response to Paul Ryan's pint of Guinness. SEE ALSO: Paul Ryan is getting dragged by Ireland for his dismal pint of Guinness As expected, Trump kicked off his Friday with a tweet celebrating St Patrick's Day. Happy Lá Fheile Phadraig to all of my great Irish friends! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 17, 2017 And — also as expected — the responses weren't exactly favourable. It took less than a minute for this one to come in, for instance. @realDonaldTrump you know St Patrick was an immigrant right? — Cole Ledford (@ColeLedford11) March 17, 2017 Soon, others were making a similar point. @realDonaldTrump they were once immigrants! Hypocrite POTUS! — Diane Denish (@DDDNM) March 17, 2017 @realDonaldTrump Your great Irish friends who are likely descended from millions of refugees who came to America fleeing famine & oppression — Man vs Pink (@ManVsPink) March 17, 2017 Other people, meanwhile, picked up on the "great Irish friends" part. @realDonaldTrump You have friends now? — Plurnt Parenthood (@JustinCaffier) March 17, 2017 @realDonaldTrump you have no friends. pic.twitter.com/f8PgkzuV2w — Mongoindustries (@MongoIndustries) March 17, 2017 Finally, there was this cheery Irish reply. @realDonaldTrump Póg mo thóin — Nooruddean (@BeardedGenius) March 17, 2017 Translation: "Kiss my ass". Another day, another Twitter fail. WATCH: Sean Spicer just cannot get the Prime Minister of Australia's name right
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Arkansas teenager finds 7.44-carat diamond in state park and names it Superman
A teenager from Arkansas discovered a 7.44-carat diamond during a trip to the Crater of Diamonds State Park, which bills itself as "The world's only 'keep what you find' diamond site". Kalel Langford, 14, from Centerton, spotted the rock while walking with his parents in the Murfreesboro park – somewhere he has always wanted to visit.
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Eye Opener at 8: FDNY EMT dies after ambulance is stolen
A look back at what we've been covering on "CBS This Morning."
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Mother and Son Transition to Father and Daughter After Realizing They Are Transgender
Mother and Son Transition to Father and Daughter After Realizing They Are Transgender
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McDonald's Quietly Just Made This One Dramatic Change to Its Hamburgers at Even More Stores
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PHOTOS: How The World Celebrates St. Patrick's Day (8 photos)
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Trump to spend 7th consecutive weekend at Trump-branded property, at enormous cost to taxpayers
President Trump doesn’t want to spend federal dollars on after-school programs, meals for poor people, or heating assistance that helps keep folks alive. Trump has already made four trips there since becoming president on January 20, and on Friday he confirmed he’s headed there this weekend for the fifth time. Despite vowing during his campaign that he “would rarely leave the White House because there’s so much work to be done” and “would not be a president who took vacations” because “you don’t have time to take time off,” Trump has visited Trump-branded properties each of the past six weekends. In fact, Trump has spent time at Trump-branded property every weekend of his presidency other than the very first, when he created chaos throughout the country by signing a Muslim ban executive order that was later stayed by a federal court.
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Gwen Stefani posted the most savage throwback pic of Blake Shelton ever
Gwen Stefani sure knows how to post a #ThrowbackThursday picture! Trust us, Stefani’s new profile picture is hilarious and completely unexpected. On Thursday,…
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A Navy SEAL explains why you should end a shower with cold water
Former Navy SEAL Clint Emerson, author of 100 Deadly Skills: The SEAL Operative's Guide to Eluding Pursuers, Evading Capture, and Surviving Any Dangerous Situation, explains why it can be healthy for you to end a shower with cold water. Cold water will wake you up, without a doubt, and it will keep you awake. In SEAL training you spend a lot of time in cold water and there’s actually some science to the madness of putting us in cold water.
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'Big Bang Theory' star Mayim Bialik takes on Palestinian activist Linda Sarsour
Actress Mayim Bialik responded to Palestinian activist Linda Sarsour's claim that a person cannot be a Zionist and a feminist. "Zionism is the belief in the right of the Jewish people to have an autonomous state in Israel," Bialik, an Orthodox Jew, wrote in a post on her website GrokNation. "I am a Zionist. Feminism is the belief that a woman-driven movement can bring about race, class and gender equality and that women deserve all of the rights and privileges afforded to men. I am a feminist." Bialik continued by saying, "As a feminist Zionist, I can’t believe I am being asked to choose or even defend my religious, historical and cultural identity. The ‘left’ needs to reexamine the microscope
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Ireland's Prime Minister makes St Patrick's Day plea to Trump
Ireland’s Prime Minister Enda Kenny has called on President Donald Trump to help Irish immigrants in the U.S.
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Teen Made Her Sister the Best Shirt to Fight Dress Code Injustices
It’s one thing to have a dress code in middle school. It’s an entirely different thing to have middle school teachers give girls the side eye for what they’re wearing. See if it’s all right,’ instead of giving me looks that made me uncomfortable in my own skin,” she told Yahoo Style.
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Prince William takes first official trip to Paris since mother's death
Prince William and his wife, Duchess Kate of Cambridge, are traveling to Paris on Friday. It will be William's first official trip to the city since his mother, Princess Diana, died in a car crash there nearly 20 years ago. Charlie D'Agata reports.
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Ex-Teacher Allegedly 'Groomed' Missing 15-Year-Old Student Who May Have Disappeared with Him: Lawyer
Missing Tennessee Teen Allegedly 'Groomed' by Teacher
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Jose Fernandez responsible for deadly boat crash, investigators say
An investigation by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission has determined that former Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez was responsible for the violent boat crash that killed him and two others off the coast of South Beach last September. According to David Ovalle of the Miami Herald, the investigation determined that Fernandez was driving the boat at top speed (65 mph) the night it crashed, and he was intoxicated while doing it. Since the crash on Sept. 25, Fernandez’s attorney has maintained that Fernandez was not driving the boat that night, pointing to a phone conversation between Fernandez and nightclub manager Yuri Perez that was supposedly taking place when the crash occurred.
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