- NewsPeople
Texas Hockey Coach, 29, Dies from Coronavirus Complications Just Days After First Feeling Unwell
"Hockey meant everything to him," Tyler Amburgey's wife said
- LifestyleWomen's Health
Dr. Pimple Popper Just Squeezed A Tunneling Back Blackhead That Was So Stubborn
"Extraction satisfaction to the max!"
- PoliticsEsquire
Kayleigh McEnany Shows the Trump White House Does Not Feel Accountable to the Public at All
This is what's beneath the lying and the deceit. They just don't feel they have any obligation to the public.
- U.S.Yahoo News
Texas police officer charged in death of Pamela Turner, a Black woman whose killing was captured on video
A Texas police officer was indicted this week in the death of Pamela Turner, a Black woman who was killed outside her apartment more than a year ago.
- EntertainmentGood Housekeeping
Carrie Underwood's Ridiculously Toned Legs Stole The Show At The ACM Awards
Her leg workout consists of six(!) supersets.
- U.S.Quartz
The US is putting forests at risk by ignoring Native American wildfire experts
After more than a century of being sidelined, Native American wildfire experts are starting to get a voice in federal fire policy—but the slow pace of reform could end up creating new risks. When President Trump visited California this week, he blamed the state's record-breaking wildfires on poor “forest management,” as he often has in recent years. There are a number of holes in this explanation: Heat and drought associated with climate change are priming forests for more explosive fires regardless of how they are managed, and years of urban development near forests has put more lives and properties at risk.
- U.S.Popular Mechanics
Hundreds of Thousands of Birds Are Suddenly Dropping Dead. No One Knows Why.
Wildfires? Heatwaves? Scientists are stumped—and scared.
