Maybe Sean Spicer was exactly what ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars” needed: A boldface name, beloved by some, detested by others, who stirred interest in the 28th season of the reality TV workhorse. Spicer capitalized on his former role as White House press secretary by doing the tango and the foxtrot for millions of ABC
Continue Reading
The ABC-7 First Alert continues for Tuesday. The winds will weaken considerably from Monday night, however, temps will be colder. Most of us will be in the upper 20’s and lower 30’s to start the day. Temps will warm to around 50 degrees with more sunshine this afternoon. This is a far cry from Sunday
Continue Reading
The search for 5-year-old Taylor Rose Williams has expanded beyond Florida into Alabama. Taylor has been missing since Wednesday, when an Amber Alert was issued. Law enforcement officials are now asking anyone who saw Taylor or her mom between Jacksonville and Alabama to come forward, said Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams during a press conference Monday.
Continue Reading
A Trump-appointed federal judge decided Monday that President Donald Trump can’t sue New York state officials in a Washington, DC, court at this time to stop the release of his tax returns to Congress. The case is one of many where the President or his administration have asked federal judges to intervene before House Democrats
Continue Reading
The House committees running the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump released more deposition transcripts Monday, driving another busy day in the investigation. Here’s the latest: Concerns at the Pentagon — Newly unsealed closed-door testimony sheds light on how the White House acted directly and unilaterally over the summer to hold aid that Congress had
Continue Reading Former Vice President Joe Biden on Monday tied his personal tragedies to the consoling he does on the campaign trail, saying it gives him a sense of purpose to help those who are grieving. At a CNN town hall, Biden said people often come up to him at events, and “all of a sudden, a
Continue Reading Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, widow of US Rep. Elijah Cummings, announced Monday that she will run in the special election for her late husband’s former seat in Congress. “We fought alongside of each other for a very long time, and now I’m looking to continue to fight. He would want me to continue to fight and
Continue Reading The Environment Protection Agency plans to limit the scientific research that the government can use to form public health regulations, The New York Times reported Monday. A draft of the EPA’s proposal obtained by the Times would require scientists to disclose their raw data, including confidential medical records, in order for the agency to consider
Continue Reading
For six days a week, the three women worked as domestic workers in homes across Singapore. But in their spare time, they promoted ISIS online, donated money to militants overseas, and became so radicalized that at least one was ready to die as a suicide bomber in Syria, according to Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs.
Continue Reading
(CNN) — No está claro quién sería el próximo presidente de Bolivia. Los siguientes funcionarios en la línea de sucesión presidencial renunciaron el domingo. El vicepresidente de Bolivia, Álvaro García Linera, anunció su renuncia minutos después de que el presidente Evo Morales renunció. Lo último sobre la renuncia de Evo Morales a la presidencia y
Continue Reading A Clark Atlanta University student accused in the death of her roommate was a close friend who had spent holidays with the victim’s family, a family spokesman said Sunday. Jordyn Jones, who is one of two suspects in the death of Alexis Crawford, spent at least one Thanksgiving and Easter holiday with Crawford’s family over
Continue Reading President Donald Trump can’t wait to see Recep Tayyip Erdogan this week, but it’s hard to find anyone else here in Washington who shares his enthusiasm. The Turkish President is an unwelcome guest in many parts of America’s capital. Last time he visited, his security detail waded into a melee with protesters in a savage
Continue Reading (CNN) — Evo Morales dijo este domingo después de renunciar a su cargo de presdiente que no planeaba abandonar el país. “No necesito escapar. Quiero que la gente de Bolivia sepa que no le he robado a nadie, nada. Si alguien piensa que estamos robando, dígamelo. Presente la prueba”. Muy agradecido con la solidaridad del
Continue Reading (CNN) — Sus antepasados huyeron de Estados Unidos a México para escapar de la persecución. Ahora, los miembros de una comunidad mormona sacudida por la violencia dicen que se ven obligados a abandonar sus hogares y regresar a Estados Unidos. MIRA: México le dará el último adiós a las víctimas de la masacre de la familia
Continue Reading (CNN Español) – México es un territorio libre de rabia humana transmitida por perros: ese es el gran logro que la Organización Panamericana de la Salud (OPS) anunció este lunes. Según cifras de la agencia, desde el 2006 el país no registra ningún caso de la enfermedad por contagio con perros, luego de que en
Continue Reading Hong Kong stocks inched up slightly Tuesday, a day after recording their worst day in months as violence escalated in the city. The Hang Seng Index was up 0.3%. On Monday, the index dropped more than 2.6% — its worst single-day percentage loss since the beginning of August, according to Refinitiv data. Markets plunged on
Continue Reading
Former President Jimmy Carter was admitted Monday night to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta ahead of a procedure to relieve pressure on his brain, the Carter Center announced in a statement posted to Twitter. The pressure was caused by bleeding from his recent falls, the center said. Carter, 95, will undergo the procedure Tuesday morning.
Continue Reading Former Michigan State University and Detroit Lions wide receiver Charles Rogers, 38, has died. A spokesman for Michigan State confirmed Rogers’ death to CNN, but did not say how he died. Rogers is Michigan State’s all-time leader in touchdown catches with 27, and he ranks third in school history with 2,281 receiving yards. He won
Continue Reading
FORT BLISS, Texas — Fort Bliss kicked off the annual Keep America Beautiful, America Recycles Day celebration on Veterans Day. The aim of the celebration was to honor the 38 individuals who are both soldiers and civilians in their efforts to maintain a green base. Sergeant First Class George Johnson was named this year’s Recycling
Continue Reading
EL PASO, Texas — With Veterans Day celebrations taking place across the Borderland community, the Del Sol Medical Center is working to make sure that America’s military men and women have the job skills to transition into the civilian work force after returning from the battle field. The hospital has partnered with the “Hiring Our
Continue Reading
Pat Sajak tweeted for the first time since his emergency surgery last week. The “Wheel of Fortune” host underwent surgery Thursday for a blocked intestine, canceling a taping session for the show. Vanna White stepped in as host for Friday’s taping. “I’m so grateful for all the good wishes during my recent illness,” Sajak’s tweet
Continue Reading
TRENTON, Michigan (WXYZ) — Police are searching for a naked man who reportedly tried to steal a car in Trenton. Brad Paprotzki said he was dropping off a friend at her house early Saturday morning and hopped out to check out his car tire. That’s when his friend noticed a naked man approaching. He jumped
Continue Reading
Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Taison was shown a red card for his reaction to racist abuse from the traveling Dynamo Kyiv fans during a Ukrainian league fixture on Sunday. In the 74th minute of the home side’s 1-0 win, the Brazilian put his middle finger up at the section of visiting Dynamo supporters and kicked a
Continue Reading
Click here for updates on this story MARTIN COUNTY, FL (WPTV) — A man is recovering in the hospital after he was bitten by an alligator on Saturday in the DuPuis Management Area/SW Corbett Wildlife Area, which sits along the Martin-Palm Beach County Line. While participating in a hog hunt, 46-year-old James G. Boyce was
Continue Reading
FORT BLISS, Texas (KVIA) — Texas has seen several mass shootings just within the last two years — the Sutherland Springs church shooting, the Santa Fe High School shooting, the Walmart shooting in El Paso and most recently in Odessa. Dozens of lives were taken in those four mass shootings. The Texas Department of Public
Continue Reading Former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley divulged in her forthcoming memoir that former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and former White House chief of staff John Kelly attempted to recruit her to undermine President Donald Trump in an effort to “save the country,” according to The Washington Post. The two former Cabinet members sought Haley’s
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story SALT LAKE CITY, UT (KSTU) — Notorious killer Ron Lafferty has died in prison of natural causes, the Utah Department of Corrections announced. Lafferty, 78, was facing a firing squad execution for the 1984 murders of his sister-in-law, Brenda Lafferty, and her infant daughter, Erica. Ron Lafferty and
Continue Reading A police officer detained and cited a man eating a sandwich on a San Francisco train platform, a confrontation captured on a viral video. In the video posted on social media, the Bay Area Rapid Transit policeman told the man, later identified as Steve Foster, that eating on the platform is against state law. The
Continue Reading
Doctors at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit performed what they believe is the first double lung transplant in the US for a male patient whose lungs were irreparably damaged after vaping, according to the hospital. There’s a press conference Tuesday to discuss what happened and doctors will offer an update on the patient’s condition.
Continue Reading