Other than her Nobel Peace prize, obviously.

A flight from Paris to Los Angeles made an emergency landing in Goose Bay, Labrador after one of its engines suffered serious damage while flying over the Atlantic.

Distributed by NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum on Friday, the memo reiterates the league's rules on participating in the national anthem. Commissioner Adam Silver spoke on the matter earlier in the week.

The US president slammed Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz for "poor leadership ability" and praised the military and first responders for "an amazing job." Trump's statements follow Cruz's continued pleas for help and criticism of the administration's relief efforts.

After President Trump suggested that Democrats told Mayor Yulín Cruz to badmouth him, the mayor spoke out on the president's comments and gave an update on the status of relief efforts in the country. Rep. Stacey Plaskett also appeared to remind people of the devastation in the US Virgin Islands.

Officials and cadets at the US Air Force Academy are in lock down following alerts that "multiple active shooters" were on the property in Colorado. Local police have reported that no shooters have been found.

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This bear was spotted relaxing at a dump in Manitoba.

A woman from Ottawa is advising others to "do their research" after an eye tattoo procedure has left her with vision issues.

Ospreys hooker Scott Baldwin missed his side's Pro12 match against the Cheetahs after a team trip to Weltevrede Game Lodge on the outskirts of Bloemfontein, South Africa.

The Coloring Book artist weighed in on Rotten Tomatoes' rating system (which aggregates critics' reviews), specifically calling out its 17% rating of Amy Poehler and Will Ferrell's comedy, The House. Fans were loving it.

The rabbit has been spotted riding a London bus and on the Overground.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Dublin city centre this afternoon to take part in the annual March for Choice rally. The pro-choice rally, which demands legal and safe abortions in Ireland, is the first march to take place since the government announced they would be staging a referendum next summer on the 8th Amendment.

A right quadriceps injury is expected to keep the Spurs forward benched for an indeterminate length of time.

Some economics students just didn't get the punchline.

Art experts are examining whether a charcoal depiction of a nude woman is actually a bare Mona Lisa. The picture was once thought to be the work of Leonardo da Vinci's students but others say it could have been completed by da Vinci himself.