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Stars before and after plastic 16 celebrities who have decided to reduce the nose.
These celebrities have taken to plastic surgery to look a different way, and the results aren't always the best. We've seen the horror stories (and faces) from plastic surgery disasters, but some celebrities aren't shying away from the camera after going under the knife. Not only is plastic surgery expensive, the...
US Election 2016: Clinton and Sanders raise the volume in feisty debate
Presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders ratcheted up their attacks in a bruising, final debate before next Tuesday's New York primary. The Democratic race has turned increasingly negative in recent days as the candidates traded barbs about their qualifications for the presidency. They also clashed on Wall...
Florida Woman Allergic to Own Sweat, Tears Details Her Ordeal With Rare Condition
A Florida woman is speaking out about her rare condition, which has left her unable to leave the house during the day. Julie Reid said she developed a devastating immunological condition called cholinergic urticaria, which causes her skin to become hypersensitive to emotional stress and exercise. If she sweats, cries or simply...
Colorado voting debacle tanks Cruz’s national poll numbers
According to a new national poll, the Colorado voting debacle left a bad taste for Cruz's support. pic.twitter.com/Y6qpFfuadC — Trump 2016 (@teampreztrump) 14 апреля 2016...
New Pennsylvania Poll!
Trump beats Cruz in PA. THANK YOU PENNSYLVANIA!!#Trump2016 #TrumpTrain #PAPrimary pic.twitter.com/KElollq9Y7 — Dan Scavino (@DanScavino) 14 апреля 2016...
Ohio woman accused of livestreaming alleged rape of teen friend
An 18-year-old Ohio woman is accused of using a social media app to film the alleged rape of her 17-year-old friend. Marina Lonina and Raymond Gates, 29, were charged Wednesday with rape, kidnapping, sexual battery and pandering sexually-oriented matter involving a minor. The indictment said the alleged rape involved...
Boycott Over North Carolina’s LGBT ‘Bathroom Law’ May Be Gaining Traction as Economic Fallout Grows
The pressure that corporations are putting on North Carolina to repeal what critics are calling an "anti-LGBT" law may be gaining traction, as the state faces the loss of hundreds of new jobs. "The corporations have drawn a line in the sand," Prof. Rita McGrath of Columbia Business School told ABC News today...
5 Things to Watch for at Tonight’s Democratic Debate in Brooklyn
If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere — or so they say. And now, after competing press releases and months of negotiations, the two Democratic presidential candidates have their chance to show which one of them is ready to make it all the way to the White House. A political subway series, if you will, ladies...
US Announces Joint Patrols With Philippines in South China Sea
The U.S. military has been conducting joint patrols in the South China Sea with the Philippines and is increasing its presence on the archipelago with rotational forces and equipment, U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter revealed Thursday. Speaking at a news conference in Manila with his Filipino counterpart, Carter said the...
Trump receives another endorsement!!!!
Welcome aboard!!!!! Pressofatlanticcity.com reported: Atlantic County Republicans on Saturday endorsed Donald Trump as their presidential nominee, but it was close. It took four ballots to reach a consensus, Republican Party Chairman Keith Davis said. Ohio Gov. John Kasich finished second in balloting. ...
Nearly 75 Percent of People Shot by Chicago Police are Black, Report Says
A task force is recommending that the Chicago Police Department acknowledge its history of racism after a report found that 74 percent of people shot by police between 2008 and 2015 were black. The Police Accountability Task Force released a report Wednesday, detailing "racist or biased policing" of the CPD at an...
Boycott Over North Carolina’s LGBT ‘Bathroom Law’ May Be Gaining Traction as Economic Fallout Grows
The pressure that corporations are putting on North Carolina to repeal what critics are calling an "anti-LGBT" law may be gaining traction, as the state faces the loss of hundreds of new jobs. "The corporations have drawn a line in the sand," Prof. Rita McGrath of Columbia Business School told ABC News today...