Ford Bronco Sport takes a tumble down Colorado's Black Bear Pass

A Ford Bronco Sport rolled approximately 400 feet from Colorado's notorious Black Bear Pass near Telluride Sunday morning, ejecting the driver and a dog (along with the Bronco Sport's engine) in the process. Both the driver and dog were hurt in the accident, but a passenger who had gotten out to spot apparently survived the ordeal unscathed. According to The Durango Herald, the Bronco Sport was being driven by an inexperienced driver who was visiting from out-of-state.

Elon Musk says he's sending Jeff Bezos a silver medal and a 'giant statue' of the number 2 after surpassing him again to become the world's richest person

Elon Musk has again passed Jeff Bezos to become the world's richest person. Elon Musk has taken a jab at Jeff Bezos after toppling him to become the world's richest person again. On Monday, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO became the third person in the world to ever be worth $200 billion, according to Forbes.

Teen truck driver who ran over 6 cyclists while trying to blow exhaust on them has not been arrested, reports say

As of Tuesday, the driver has not been arrested, the Houston Chronicle reported. A teen truck driver who ran over six cyclists in Texas on Saturday has not been arrested, local reporters found. A truck driver, identified only as a 16-year-old male, ran over several cyclists as he intentionally tried to blow exhaust on them, one of the riders said.

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  16-year-old in pickup truck tried to blow exhaust smoke on cyclists, then struck them, witness says

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  16-year-old mows down team of cyclists after trying to blow exhaust fumes on them

  The Independent

In Murdaugh family scandal, tiny South Carolina town shaken

Ask any of the 2,600 residents in this South Carolina town whether they know Alex Murdaugh, and you'll probably get a quick nod. Ask them to tell you about Murdaugh, though, and you'll get a firm head shake, followed by: “You're not going to quote me, are you?” No one wants to talk about the influential lawyer whose wife and son were killed and who's now accused in a string of controversies — at least, not in the open. For the past century, the Murdaughs have steered much of the legal world in this remote corner of South Carolina — north of Savannah, Georgia, and far from the interstate or just about anything else.

Troy Aikman Says the 'Pegan Diet' and 4 Days of Lifting a Week Keeps Him Ripped

Back in April, hall-of-fame NFL quarterback Troy Aikman shared a shirtless photo to his social media that showed the FOX Sports analyst is still surprisingly ripped, sporting six-pack abs and at 54. Yesterday, in a lengthy Instagram post, Aikman provided a little more insight into the workout and diet that helps him stay fit. "Many have asked to share my workout program but for me, working out regularly is just a part of the overall plan," he wrote.

‘I’ve never seen anything like it’: Sales of Idaho’s favorite liquor are ‘on another level’

As Tony Faraca watched the meteoric ascent of Tito's Handmade Vodka, he knew something special was happening. “I've never seen anything like it,” he told the Idaho Statesman last year. Faraca, the Idaho State Liquor Division's CFO, is staring at Tito's sales numbers for fiscal 2021, which ended June 30.

Psaki Responds to Obama’s Claim That Open Borders Policy Is ‘Unsustainable’

White House press secretary Jen Psaki insisted that the U.S. border is not open during a Tuesday press conference, after former President Obama called the prospect of open borders “unsustainable. Immigration is tough. It always has been because, on the one hand, I think we are naturally a people that wants to help others,” Obama told ABC's Good Morning America in an interview which aired Tuesday morning.

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  Obama calls open borders 'unsustainable,' migrant crisis 'heartbreaking'

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  Obama says open borders are 'unsustainable' and calls for immigration reform

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Major pattern change offers some very sharp reversals of fortune

The atmosphere just pressed shuffle, and this pattern change playlist is coming to a city near you. SEPTEMBER FIREHOSE, EYEING RECORD RAINFALL Not one but two troughs will steer low-pressure systems towards British Columbia. The first trough sticks around until Tuesday, then a potentially more powerful one migrates in on Wednesday.

U.S. says Chinese government blocking Boeing airplane purchases

U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said on Tuesday the Chinese government was preventing its domestic airlines from buying "tens of billions of dollars" of U.S.-manufactured Boeing Co airplanes. Raimondo said that China was not abiding by commitments to buy U.S. goods it made in 2020 as part of a trade deal with the previous administration. "I don't know if Boeing is here.

'The bully has met his match': Trump loses NDA case against former aide Omarosa Manigault Newman

Former President Donald Trump has lost in an effort to enforce a nondisclosure agreement against former White House aide and The Apprentice star Omarosa Manigault Newman, The New York Times reports. Manigault Newman is also the author of Unhinged, an unfavorable tell-all about her time in the Trump administration. "Donald has used this type of vexatious litigation to intimidate, harass and bully for years," said Manigault Newman in a statement.

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  Trump Takes Another L, This Time to Omarosa

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  Omarosa Manigault Newman Wins Arbitration Case Brought By Donald Trump’s Campaign Over Her Book

  Deadline

Ocean's 14: Latest Macau Heist Nets $258 Million

Didn't someone make a movie about this? It's a thought that must've occurred to someone at the last Thursday, when officials woke to find a $258 million hole in their accounts. Adding insult to injury, the heist was the second such super-sized robbery in 18 months: In April 2014, a single inside operator made off with a staggering $1.3 billion from the Kimren Group (a gambling junket).

The Taliban vowed no revenge. One Afghan family tells a different story

When the Taliban won back control of the eastern Afghan province of Nangarhar last month, they set out to settle a score with an old foe. As they searched for prominent local politician Ajmal Omar - who had helped drive the militants out of a Nangarhar district a year earlier and tried to dissuade young Afghans from joining them - Taliban members detonated explosives at his ancestral home. They also looted gold and cars, and detained and whipped several of his relatives to try and establish his whereabouts.

'Gaslighting' GOP Governor Ripped For Hypocrisy After Getting Caught In Scandal

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) is being ripped on social media for her unusual defense of allegations she abused her power by using her office to help a daughter get a real estate appraisal license from a state agency. She didn't address the allegation but instead claimed it was an attack on her “children. The Associated Press on Monday reported that Noem hauled multiple state officials into a meeting with herself and daughter Kassidy Peters, then 26, when it seemed she was going to be denied the license.

Underwater Utah ghost town hidden for 64 years is uncovered by drought. Take a look

In the 1950s the town of Rockport was home to nearly 27 families, according to the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation. Come present day, the Rockport Reservoir isn't so much of a lake anymore — with extreme weather conditions bringing the water to “about a quarter of its total capacity,” the Weather Network reported. “It's kind of sad, because of the drought conditions, but it's a cool little glimmer to look back and see what was there,” said Utah Division of State Parks spokesman, Devan Chavez, the Salt Lake City Tribune reported.

Lucid to start deliveries of electric cars with range exceeding Tesla's in October

Lucid Group Inc said on Tuesday it will start delivering its luxury electric sedans with a Tesla-beating driving range in late October, in a major challenge to the market leader whose sales of premium models have stagnated. The California-based startup began production of its long-delayed Lucid Air cars at its Arizona factory on Tuesday. Lucid Group's CEO, Peter Rawlinson, who had overseen Tesla's Model S development before he left the company in 2012, faces tasks similar to those of Tesla in its early days, including how to address manufacturing challenges and scale up production.

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  Lucid will begin delivering its Air luxury EV in late October

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  Lucid EV production begins, company says deliveries to start in October

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Elizabeth I versus Mary Queen of Scots: the royal letter that rewrites history

Sometimes you just hit lucky. In 2010, six years after I finished my biography of Mary, Queen of Scots, Sotheby's invited me to examine a cache of Elizabeth I documents that they were offering for sale. Intrigued, I paid a visit to New Bond Street, where, breathtakingly, 43 documents in pristine condition – more than half signed by Elizabeth or her leading courtiers – were laid before me.

Trump summoned a young press aide to his Air Force One cabin so he could look at her butt, new book says

Stephanie Grisham says Trump took an inappropriate liking to one of his young press staffers. Stephanie Grisham, a former longtime top White House staffer, writes in her forthcoming memoir that President Donald Trump took an inappropriate liking to one of his young staffers, The Washington Post reported Tuesday. The book, a copy of which The Post obtained, says Trump became "obsessed" with a young press staffer whom Grisham didn't name.

Home prices 'will see big declines in coming years,' expert predicts

I think people are anxious about that at this point in history. In July, housing values jumped 19.7% year over year, up from 18.7% in June and the fourth month in a row setting record high growth, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller national home price index. The 20-City Composite grew 19.9% in July, up from 19.1% a month earlier and just shy of analysts' expectations of a 20% annual gain, according to Bloomberg consensus estimates.

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  US home price growth reaches new high for fourth consecutive month

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  Record July jump in US home prices, sidelining more buyers

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Connecticut angler’s catfish record revoked; state issues apology

Days later, the Bureau of Natural Resources declared Tomkunas the new record holder. This was a tough one to verify as Channel Cats and White Cats, especially when so large, look very similar,” the agency stated. But] with multiple sets of expert eyes, we confirm the new state record.

Florida man accused of killing girlfriend, attacking deputy

A Florida man was charged with first-degree murder in the death of his girlfriend after he confessed to his mother and she called police, sheriff's officials said Monday. Jason Robinson was arrested Saturday night after a struggle in which he removed a Polk County Sheriff's stun gun and radio and attempted to choke him, the sheriff's office said in a news release. Two witnesses came to the aid of the deputy and helped secure Robinson in handcuffs, authorities said.

Woman arrested after being found naked in back seat of Jeep at Florida car dealership: Police report

A Florida woman was arrested after a customer found her naked in the back seat of a Jeep Wrangler at a car dealership, according to police. A customer at a Toyota dealership on Pensacola Boulevard in Pensacola, Florida, reported to a sales associate that a woman, identified as 37-year-old Alexis King, was in the back of the Jeep without any clothes in the sales lot, according to the arrest report. A manager at the dealership told police he approached the Jeep and found King "naked, with her legs spread wide open," according to the arrest report.

The King of Saudi Arabia Is Traveling to Indonesia With 506 Tons of Luggage

The king of Saudi Arabia, Salman bin Abdul Aziz, is traveling to Indonesia this week—and he is not packing light. Per The Washington Post, King Salman is visiting the country along with 506 tons of cargo, an amount that roughly translates to 240 elephants or 300 cars. It's the first time a Saudi king has visited the country in 46 years, and he's going all out.

R&B superstar R. Kelly convicted in sex trafficking trial

R. Kelly, the R&B superstar known for his anthem “I Believe I Can Fly,” was convicted Monday in a sex trafficking trial after decades of avoiding criminal responsibility for numerous allegations of misconduct with young women and children. A jury of seven men and five women found Kelly, 54, guilty of all nine counts, including racketeering, on their second day of deliberations. Kelly wore a face mask below black-rimmed glasses, remaining motionless with eyes downcast, as the verdict was read in federal court in Brooklyn.

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  R. Kelly found guilty on all counts in sex-trafficking trial, faces decades in prison

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  R. Kelly found guilty of racketeering in federal sex trafficking case

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