A Colorado couple has been charged with animal cruelty after a video surfaced of their horse tied to the back of a pickup truck and dragged down a snow-covered road. The video of the horse, which CNN affiliate KCNC said is named Trigger, was posted on Facebook and drew widespread attention Sunday, sparking outrage nationwide.
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Joycelyn Savage, a girlfriend of R. Kelly whose parents have repeatedly claimed she’s being controlled by the singer, is accusing the singer of being controlling and manipulative. Savage made the accusation Saturday in her first post on her Patreon page — a crowdfunding membership platform. In a tweet, the singer’s defense attorney, Steve Greenberg, responded
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Joycelyn Savage, one of R. Kelly’s girlfriends who has supported him during his trial and incarceration, began writing about their relationship Saturday in a series of posts on Patreon — a crowdfunding membership platform. Savage’s posts accuse the embattled singer of controlling and manipulative behavior as well as abuse. Kelly has been charged with kidnapping,
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Cheaper ingredients. Worse pizza? Papa John’s founder and former CEO John Schnatter gave his first major interview since being ousted from the company, and it’s safe to say he’s not happy with the way things went down. Schnatter, 58, gave the wide-ranging interview with Kentucky TV station WDRB where he criticized the pizza chain for
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The timeline has always been fishy. President Donald Trump’s defenders have argued that nothing wrong happened since the aid to Ukraine was ultimately released. But a New York Times report Tuesday night suggests Trump was briefed on the existence of the whistleblower in late August. That makes it all the more important to take his
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A wildfire raced across the dry hills above the California city of Santa Barbara on Tuesday, forcing thousands of evacuation orders and drawing hundreds of firefighters tried to stop the flames from reaching homes. The Cave Fire started in the Santa Ynez Mountains a few miles northwest of Santa Barbara late Monday afternoon and had
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EL PASO, Texas — It’s proof that practice does indeed make perfect. The snare line at Eastwood High School recently competed at an international convention for percussion in Indianapolis, Indiana. Not only did they compete, but they also won, finishing in first place in the category of individual and ensemble performance. The five members of
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EL PASO, Texas — He’s the mystery man that El Paso police claim pulled people to safety following the Aug. 3 mass shooting at the Cielo Vista Walmart. In a new, heart-stopping video obtained by The El Paso Times that has surfaced from that tragic day, you can see the mystery man cradling 10-week old
Continue Reading You couldn’t ask for a better symbol of Hong Kong returning to relative normality after two weeks of chaotic unrest than traffic flowing through the Cross Harbor Tunnel. The key transport link reopened on Wednesday for the first time since November 13, when it was blocked by anti-government protesters amid a dramatic escalation of violence
Continue Reading A patient at a southern New Jersey hospital inadvertently got a transplanted kidney that was intended for another patient, officials confirmed to CNN Tuesday. The 51-year-old patient was on the transplant list at Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, but a day after the transplant someone on the clinical team realized the patient “was inadvertently
Continue Reading Asian markets mostly rose after US President Donald Trump suggested a trade deal with China is in the final stages. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 0.4% on Wednesday. South Korea’s Kospi index also gained 0.3%. Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index added 0.1%. China’s Shanghai Composite dropped as much as 0.5% in early trading, though recouped
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EL PASO, Texas — An El Paso police officer was struck by a car Tuesday night after responding to the scene of a family violence call; the alleged hit-and-run driver was later arrested after a chase. Authorities on Wednesday identified the man as 21-year-old Elijah Andres Miranda of Horizon City. He was being held on
Continue Reading China has overtaken the United States as the country with the most diplomatic posts across the world, a stark indication of Beijing’s growing international ambitions, a new report published by an Australian think tank has revealed. Published by the Sydney-based Lowy Institute Wednesday, the Global Diplomacy Index is an analysis of the number of embassies
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President Donald Trump touted his move to intervene in the cases of three service members accused of war crimes at a campaign rally on Tuesday, framing the objections he faced from senior Pentagon officials as coming from the “deep state.” “Just this week I stuck up for three great warriors against the deep state. You
Continue Reading Using robots in dangerous police situations is common these days, but one police department has been quietly testing a special robot that looks like a dog. Massachusetts State Police became the first law enforcement agency to use a robot dog named Spot. Boston Dynamics launched the four-legged robot in September, and it worked with state
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(CNN Español) – Cuando Evo Morales ya había iniciado su discurso en una actividad de la UNAM, en Ciudad de México, algunos manifestantes que estaban en la sala alzaron pancartas en su contra y empezaron a proferirle algunos abucheos que impidieron que el exmandatario pudieran avanzar con su discurso. Hubo un principio de confrontación entre
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NEW YORK (AP) — New York City’s last surviving single-screen movie house will remain open, thanks to Netflix. The streaming platform on Monday announced a lease agreement to keep the Paris Theatre open for special events, screenings and theatrical releases. Netflix’s Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos that the company is “incredibly proud to preserve this
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PERRY TOWNSHIP, Ohio — A 10-year-old girl from Ohio survived a vicious attack by her family’s pit bull, thanks to a courageous 88-year-old Korean War veteran. Leonard Miller was at home in Perry Township when his 13-year-old neighbor came to his front door frantically asking for his help, according to CNN affiliate WOIO. The girl
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Michigan Democratic Rep. Brenda Lawrence said Tuesday she remains supportive of the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry following comments over the weekend in which she said she preferred censuring Trump to impeaching and removing him from office. “We’re so close to an election. I will tell you, sitting here knowing how divided this country is, I don’t
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After raising hundreds of millions of dollars to unleash growth, dog-walking startup Wag has struggled to keep up with the competition. Now, the company is shuffling CEOs. Wag announced Tuesday that CEO Hilary Schneider is exiting in pursuit of “a new opportunity” less than two years after taking the top job. A separate press release,
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A federal judge in Oregon has blocked the Trump administration from denying immigrants visas unless they can prove they will have health insurance. Judge Michael Simon ruled that “the President’s Proclamation requiring legal immigrants to show proof of health insurance before being issued a visa by the State Department is inconsistent with the INA,” referring
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President Donald Trump had been briefed on the whistleblower complaint that’s now at the heart of the House impeachment inquiry when he released military aid to Ukraine in September, The New York Times reported Monday, citing two people familiar with the matter. The people told the Times that lawyers from the White House counsel’s office
Continue Reading (CNN) — El presidente Donald Trump firmó el lunes un proyecto de ley que convierte la crueldad animal en un delito federal, diciendo que la medida nos ayudaría a ser “administradores más responsables y humanos de nuestro planeta”. La Ley PACT (por su siglas en inglés), que significa Prevención de la crueldad y la tortura
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EL PASO, Texas — Young girls should never have to run for their lives. The EP Fusion youth soccer team was fundraising for their upcoming season at the Cielo Vista Walmart on the morning of August 3. That morning, multiple parents were injured and their coach, Luis Calvillo, was shot five times. “I remember everything,”
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The winds died down Tuesday afternoon and now the rain moves in Wednesday. It will be dreary with the clouds, rain and colder air. Temps will only be in the mid 40’s for highs. Rain will continue for Thanksgiving – off and on – and again some rain possible for Friday. Friday also appears to
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WASHINGTON, DC — A “slow-moving blob” that may have been a flock of birds triggered a lockdown of the White House and caused the US Capitol to be placed on “restrictive access” Tuesday. Senior national security officials across the agencies convened to coordinate and monitor the situation after the mysterious “blob” was seen on radar
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Tina Turner is looking great and feeling “good” as she turns 80. The legendary singer celebrated her birthday in a video posted to social media, where she opened up about the milestone. “I look great. I feel good,” she said. “I’ve gone through some very serious sicknesses that I’m overcoming. So it’s like having a
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Paulo Dybala’s venomous strike saw the Argentine upstage Cristiano Ronaldo as Juventus beat Atlético Madrid 1-0 Tuesday in a night of Champions League drama. For the second time in the Champions League this month, Ronaldo had the headlines ripped away from him after being usurped by the actions of a teammate. Three weeks ago, it
Continue Reading I’ve long maintained there is no such thing as a coincidence in politics. You don’t just “happen” to be in Iowa if you are considering a run for president down the line. It’s not just happenstance that a congresswoman stays quiet in private impeachment hearings but has more to say when the bright lights go on
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg said Tuesday that he understands the criticism he has received for comments he made in 2011 about the challenges facing minority communities in education. During a 2011 public television broadcast while he was a candidate for mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Buttigieg said children “need to see evidence that education
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