This is the Duchess of Cambridge’s priceless reaction after being told of the obscenities being chanted at Prince William by female cheerleaders during the royal couple’s tour of Bhutan. �You’re bald! You’re a baldy! Your nose is really big! We hope your private parts are as big,’ chanted the cheerleaders as the heir to the British throne took part in an archery competition. The cheerleaders had not just singled out the Prince though - rude songs are part of the archery tradition in the mountain kingdom.
David HardingHANNA CITY, Ill. -- A Hanna City man will spend nine years in prison in the bizarre death of his friend. It was very emotional in the courthouse today for both families. Dillon Nolan will spend nine years before bars for aggravated DUI and leaving the scene of a crash that killed Josh Fuller. One of Nolan's family members told News 25 he knew the Fuller's his whole life and wanted to apologize for everything they went through. The Fullers told News 25 they just hope Josh can finally rest easy. Nolan admitted to flipping his truck in Elmwood, with Fuller as his passenger last year. Autopsy results showed Fuller died minutes after the crash. But instead of reporting it Nolan and friends moved the
WEEK News 25Well here's something you don't hear every day: An airline is eliminating a fee. Delta Airlines is no longer charging customers a fee to speak with an actual human being while booking flights. In the past, the Atlanta-based airline charged travelers $25 per ticket for booking over the phone and $35 when buying at an airport. "This -- and every decision we make -- is based on engaging with our customers and employees every day," said Charisse Evans, Delta's (DAL) vice president, reservation sales and customer care, in a statement. Other airlines, including United (UAL)and JetBlue (JBLU), still charge fees for most reservations made over the phone. Airlines have been tacking on fees to ticket prices
CNN MoneyAt least 40 people were arrested and 30 homes and warehouses raided in an extensive marijuana growing operation raid by Colorado law enforcement Thursday morning. All the locations raided were tied to a single pot growing operation, and most were in the Denver area, police told CBS 4. The suspects arrested in the raid came to Colorado from Texas to buy homes for the purpose of growing marijuana and shipping it out of state to be sold, CBS Denver reported. SEE ALSO: Pennsylvania to become the 24th state to legalize medical marijuana As many as 300 marijuana plants were found at a single home, along with a cache of pot growing equipment, requiring assistance from the Colorado National Guard to
MashableFOX's new competition show American Grit premiered on Thursday night. The competition show, hosted by John Cena, is comprised of four decorated US military veterans mentoring teams of four through gruel obstacles and challenges. The winner of the show takes home a prize of one million dollars.
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Matilda LongA 12-year-old boy lost his life earlier this week during soccer practice at school - and his parents are blaming a fellow classmate. Dominick Gallegos collapsed and died Tuesday afternoon at Ulysses S. Grant Elementary School, in Colton, California. His parents say his chest was stomped by a school bully prior to losing consciousness. School officials told them that Dominick lost consciousness after running into another student, according to what the father, Joel Gallegos, told a KTLA  reporter on Wednesday. Katie Orloff, a spokesperson for Colton Joint Unified School District confirmed the student’s death and said a crisis team was provided to the school. According to Colton Police Officer,
Fox News LatinoAccording to Jonathan and Drew Scott, stars of the HGTV show "Property Brothers," it doesn't take a lot to increase the sale value of your home. In fact, there are two inexpensive, quick tricks you can use to potentially convince buyers to pay you more: keep it clean and fix anything that needs it. "Buyers associate dirt, clutter, disorganization and poor maintenance with serious problems they might not be able to see," they write in their book, "Dream Home: The Property Brothers' Guide to Finding & Fixing Your Perfect House." "You can get an additional $20,000 or more for a house that's neat and clean," they write. "Why would you leave money on the table when it costs next to nothing to clean
Business InsiderCourt documents indicate that "affluenza" teen Ethan Couch's parents were unable to pay for much of one of his court-ordered rehab programs, leaving most of the massive bill to be paid for by someone else. This came after a psychologist that his defense team had hired testified during his trial that Couch was the product of "affluenza," an irresponsible lifestyle associated with his affluent upbringing. Couch, who today was ordered to spend nearly two years behind bars by a judge who was re-evaluating his probation that stemmed from a fatal drunk driving accident in 2013, was first ordered to a state rehabilitation program for several months in 2014. Just two months into the program, Couch's parents filed documents claiming they were "financially unable to pay for treatment" at that rate.
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