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Ariel Winter’s mom criticized breast reduction
While Ariel Winter is flaunting her recent breast reduction, the “Modern Family” star’s estranged mother has her own opinion of the surgery.

Wardrobe whoopsies: On purpose, or an accident?
Sometimes stars want to cringe with embarrassment. Other times, they just want attention.

Zuckerberg spent $19m on personal security over past three years
At Facebook, security is a top priority — security for CEO Mark Zuckerberg, that is.

Ariel Winter reveals which college she’s attending
Ariel Winter is headed to college!

Mischa Barton goes on date with ‘DWTS’ partner Artem Chigvintsev
The O.C. alum got more out of the show than expected.

North Carolina Gov. McCrory responds to ‘bathroom bill’ backlash
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory responded to the backlash stemming from the so-called “bathroom bill” on “The Kelly File” Thursday night.

‘The Big Bang Theory’ recap: The Fermenation Bifurcation
The “Big Bang” gang is ready to get its booze on. Sort of.

Viewers cringe as livestream catches adult eagle feeding cat to its young
An adult bald eagle in Pittsburgh was seen on an online livestream Tuesday bringing a cat back to the nest for its two young eagles.

North Korea’s top military officials reportedly hold sex parties with young teenage-girl ‘pleasure squad’
Welcome to the secret high-class sex parties for North Korea’s elite, where schoolgirls as young as 13 are allegedly forced into servitude for their leaders’ pleasure.

Reba McEntire on Merle Haggard: ‘We miss him tremendously’
Reba McEntire stopped by The Talk on Wednesday and was asked how she is coping with the recent death of Merle Haggard.

Why GQ’s condescending Melania Trump profile goes too far
It only takes until the second paragraph of GQ’s profile of Melania Trump for the condescending tone to break through.

‘Having weight loss surgery was a huge mistake’: One woman’s story of addiction
Ten years ago, after her gastric bypass surgery at age 22, Katie Pritchard became an alcoholic and a drug addict—and, she says, lost sight of who she really wanted to be.

ISIS reveals how Jihadi John evaded security en route from UK to Syria
ISIS executioner Jihadi John evaded British authorities with great ease, leaving the U.K. in the back of a truck before boarding a flight in Belgium — despite being on a terror watch list — according to a chilling account by a jihadist who traveled with him through six countries before reaching Syria.

Calif. lawmakers strike down resolution to honor actor John Wayne
The California Assembly refused to pass a resolution Thursday which would have set aside a day to honor renowned actor John Wayne because of statements he made about racial minorities and his support for the anti-communist House Un-American Activities Committee and John Birch Society.

At least 20 arrested following violent protests after Southern California Trump rally
Authorities in Southern California said early Friday that at least 20 people were arrested as protesters created havoc after a Donald Trump rally.

US Marshals announce $5,000 reward for info leading to Wash. murder suspects
The U.S. Marshals Service on Thursday announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of two brothers suspected of murdering a Washington state couple.

‘A Ton of Democrats are Going to Vote for Trump’: Democratic Strategist Says Trump Will Beat Hillary

Investigators look at overdose in Prince death
Investigators are looking into whether Prince died from an overdose and whether a doctor was prescribing him drugs in the weeks before he was found dead at his home in suburban Minneapolis, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press on Thursday.

ICE under fire for releasing thousands of illegal immigrants with rap sheets
The Obama administration took fire at a House hearing Thursday for releasing back into society thousands of illegal immigrants who had committed crimes on U.S. soil – including those behind more than 200 murders.

Terrorists who beheaded captive in Philippines may have targeted Manny Pacquiao
The Philippine president said Wednesday that Abu Sayyaf militants may have plotted to kill him and kidnap boxing star Manny Pacquiao, disclosing previously unknown details about an extremist group blamed for the beheading of a Canadian hostage.

EXCLUSIVE: Assad siege of Aleppo could be ‘imminent,’ experts warn
A government encirclement of the Syrian rebel stronghold of Aleppo could be “imminent,” according to military and humanitarian observers, some of whom point to United Nations-sponsored peace talks as having given the regime of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad maneuvering room.

Video allegedly showing NFL draft prospect smoking marijuana surfaces on Twitter
A bizarre video that was posted on Laremy Tunsil’s Twitter account minutes before the start of the NFL draft potentially cost the offensive lineman millions of dollars.

Army retains decorated Green Beret it planned to kick out over confronting Afghan child rapist
In a stunning reversal, the U.S. Army decided late Thursday to retain a decorated Green Beret it had planned to kick out after he physically confronted a local Afghan commander accused of raping a boy over the course of many days.

Russian warplane flies within 50 feet of US spy plane over Northeast Asia
A Russian MiG-31 jet flew within 50 feet of a U.S. surveillance aircraft in Northeast Asia last week, Moscow’s latest aerial saber-rattling against American ships and planes, according to defense officials.

More bad news for the American economy
‘The O’Reilly Factor’: Bill O’Reilly’s Talking Points 4/28

Prince’s death, pills and pain
If the rumors that Prince died from an overdose of Percocet are ultimately confirmed, it will put a very common conclusion to the life of an extraordinarily talented man who had so much more to give.

Los Angeles Rams select Cal quarterback Jared Goff as 1st overall pick of NFL draft
Jared Goff is moving down the West Coast to Los Angeles. Carson Wentz and his big right arm are moving from North Dakota to Philadelphia.

High-speed crash kills 4 female University of Georgia students
University of Georgia students and employees are devastated at the loss of four female students killed in a horrific, high-speed car crash that left another student critically injured, the school’s president said at a somber Thursday briefing.

Large graffiti carved into famous red rock at Arches National Park in Utah
Rangers at Utah’s Arches National Park were investigating large graffiti Thursday that was carved so deeply into a famous red rock arch that it might be impossible to erase, officials said.

Woman’s anti-Millennial rant watched over 40 million times
Alexis Bloomer explains what’s wrong with her generation

Cruz claims he doesn’t know Boehner – but was his lawyer
Sen. Ted Cruz’s response Thursday to ex-House Speaker John Boehner’s litany of insults toward him was simple: “I don’t know the man.”

What does Sanders want? Dem hints at convention wish list
While the underdog presidential candidate insists he’s still in it to win it, he is also dropping hints that his long-term goal is to use his delegate leverage to ultimately change the party platform, and even the nominating process itself, at the convention.

Obama set to push for ‘smart gun’ tech despite concerns
The Obama administration is locked and loaded for a fresh push on gun control initiatives – reportedly moving to advocate for so-called “smart gun” technology as early as Friday, despite concerns from the gun lobby.

Significant premium hikes expected under ObamaCare
Insurers will seek significant premium hikes under President Barack Obama’s health care law this summer – stiff medicine for consumers and voters ahead of the national political conventions.

Gawker’s appeal in Hulk Hogan sex tape case claiming fraud is unsealed
Gawker Media continues to wrestle with Hulk Hogan even after the WWE superstar’s $140 million victory in a Florida court in March.

Four Marine veterans recreate photo 50 years later
Then-and-now picture has gone viral

Jamaican police need help in search for 2 American cruise ship passengers
Police asked for help Thursday in their search for two American cruise ship passengers who disappeared while their ship was docked in Trelawny, Jamaica, according to local media reports.

Sorry, pet lovers: your dog hates being hugged
Thanks to that old wet blanket known as science, we now have compelling evidence that your dog hates it when you hug him.

American drinkers can’t tell the difference between whiskey and rye, says study
Cocktails snobs may talk a big game, but many have no clue how to distinguish between these two liquors.

Suspect in custody after threatening to blow up Fox Baltimore headquarters
A contractor who threatened to set off a bomb at the headquarters of Fox 45 Baltimore Thursday afternoon, forcing police to evacuate the building, walked outside before a sniper shot him as cameras rolled.

Brothers arrested in parents’ murders after mysterious note found at scene
Police on Wednesday arrested two brothers in California for the murders of their parents just days after investigators found a chilling note at the crime scene.

1 minute of hard exercise as good as 45-minute workout, study says
“Most people cite ‘lack of time’ as the main reason for not being active,” professor of kinesiology Martin Gibala says in a press release.

UMass students ‘triggered’ at event featuring politically incorrect comics, pundits
An event at the University of Massachusetts headlined by Milo Yiannopoulos, Christina Sommers, and Steven Crowder entitled “The Triggering” seems to have had its intended effect.

Alec Baldwin to revive ‘Match Game’ this summer
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