McCaughey septuplets graduate high school 18-years after they beat the odds to become the

All seven of the McCaughey septuplets - Kenny, Kelsey, Natalie, Brandon, Alexis, Nathan and Joel - accepted their diplomas at the Carlisle High School in Iowa on Sunday (pictured, with their principal in the suit). The world's first septuplets to survive infancy are ready go their separate ways, with some choosing to attend college while others are going into the military and workforce. The septuplets have come a long way since they were born nine weeks premature in November 1997 weighing from 2 pounds, 5 ounces to 3 pounds, 4 ounces, with doctors fearing they wouldn't survive. Bobbi and her husband Kenny declined selective reduction after learning they were pregnant with seven children following fertility treatment, saying it was 'in God's hands'. They received generous donations including a 5,500 square foot home, a van, a year's worth of Kraft's macaroni and cheese, and free diapers for the first two years. Among the offers was a full ride to Hannibal-LaGrange University in Missouri, which some of the McCaughey children are cashing in 18 years later. (pictured inset, the septuplets as babies with mother Bobbi and elder sister Mikayla)

Bill Cosby ADMITS to sexual encounters with teens and says agency sent him models weekly

Bill Cosby admitted to engaging in sexual encounters with multiple teenagers and having an agency send him models on a weekly basis in depositions given in 2005 and 2006 during Andrea Constand's lawsuit against the disgraced comedian. He admitted in those depositions that he gave quaaludes to 19-year-old Therese Serignese in Las Vegas in 1976 and that he had another teenager, who he met in 2000, masturbate him with lotion. That second teenager was one of the 'five to six models' Cosby said an agency sent to his studio each week. Cosby, 78, said in his deposition that he would give the young women 'a very, very good meal.' These new details from Cosby's deposition come one day before he is scheduled to appear in a Pennsylvania court for a preliminary hearing to determine if his criminal sex-assault case goes to trial.

He's up by just a hair, but Donald Trump, for the first time, surpassed Hillary Clinton in the famed Real Clear Politics average of national polls. He's leading Clinton by .2 percent.

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FAIRFAX, VA - JUNE 26:  Democratic U.S. presidential hopeful and former U.S. Secretary of the State Hillary Clinton comes on the stage with Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe during the Democratic Party of Virginia Jefferson-Jackson dinner June 26, 2015 at George Mason University's Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virginia. It's the first visit for Clinton since she announced her candidacy.  (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Federal investigators are probing $120,000 in campaign contributions to the election campaign of Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, a close pal of both Bill and Hillary Clinton, CNN reported.

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Instagram video includes voices of sex-assault accuser Kathleen Willey and rape accuser Juanita Broaddrick. They have accused Bill Clinton of attacking them and say Hillary covered it up.

Dr Marilyn Glenville, a leading nutritionist and author of Natural Alternatives to Sugar, gives her verdict on 13 of the most common options of those who can't resist a sweet treat.

Alex Lagowitz plunges out of 26th floor New York City apartment after eating mushrooms 

Alex Lagowitz (pictured left with his father, right) was found dead on a third-floor patio directly below his bedroom window on Sunday morning in the Murray Hill neighborhood. He is reported to have consumed four grams of magic mushrooms, and his 22-year-old roommate Max Kaplan has been charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance, according to the Post.

New York City police commissioner William Bratton (pictured) said Sunday the majority of the city's drug-related violence is related to marijuana, as he blasted states that have legalized the substance. 

A prominent Utah businessman was found dead inside a burning Salt Lake City home early Sunday morning. Police have arrested the victim's estranged husband in connection with the case.

The list was drawn up with the help of computer scientist Roman Yampolskiy from the University of Louisville. He says, as far-fetched as they sound, we need to take the threats seriously.

Baltimore police officer found NOT GUILTY of charges related to death of Freddie Gray

Officer Edward Nero was cleared of assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment charges after the 25-year-old black man died after being put in the back of a police van in April 2015. According to witnesses in court, plain-clothed police officers came and hugged Nero one-by-one after the verdict was read out by Judge Barry Williams. A small group of protesters gathered outside the courthouse as the city's police prepared for a reaction to the verdict. The mayor of the city immediately appealed for calm. Freddie Gray's family's attorney, Billy Martin, said in a statement that he believed the verdict was fair and correct. Nero said he was 'relieved' that the nightmare was almost over, but will still be on active desk duty while the other officers face trial.

Using thousands of Twitter profile pictures, an international team of researchers found that personality traits can be predicted based on differences in aesthetic and facial presentation.

Ted Kaczynski (pictured), known as the Unabomber, sent a letter to New Yorker writer Lawrence Wright from a super-maximum security prison in Florence, Colorado, claiming he is 'NOT mentally ill'.

Mexican American Heritage is the Texas school board's response to complaints that majority-Hispanic schools do not study their own history. But extracts have sparked outrage in the community.

Jordan's Queen Rania and King Abdullah attend son Prince Hussein's graduation

There was plenty of pomp and circumstance when Jordan's Queen Rania, 45, and King Abdullah, 54 came to Washington, D.C. this weekend - but it wasn't for them. The royals were in town to watch their 21-year-old son, Prince Hussein, get his college diploma from Georgetown University. And they were more than happy to take a back seat to their child in his special moment, glowing with pride as he donned a cap and gown for the occasion. He now has a degree in international history, while his younger sister Princess Iman still attends the prestigious school.

Lester Tenney (pictured) saw Japanese soldiers killing fellow American captives on the infamous Bataan Death March in the Philippines in 1942, and is adamant the U.S. has nothing to apologize for.

U.S President seeking to strike a balance with Vietnam amid Chinese efforts to strengthen claims to disputed territory in the South China Sea, one of the world's most important waterways.

FILE - In this Oct. 17, 2015, file photo, Mike VI, LSU's tiger mascot, rests in his habitat before an NCAA college football game Between LSU and Florida in Baton Rouge, La. The university said in a statement Monday, May 23, 2016, that Mike VI has a tumor in its face near its nose. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, File)

The sixth live tiger to act as LSU's mascot has been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called spindle cell sarcoma. Veterinarians in Baton Rogue plan to treat the tiger with radiation.

Angelina Jolie Pitt has been appointed visiting professor at the London School of Economics where she will teach Master's students at the Centre for Women, Peace and Security.

First EgyptAir MS804 flight victim returned to Cairo so remains can be identified

More than 20 body bags containing remains recovered amid the wreckage from the Mediterranean Sea crash were brought to the Zenhom morgue in the capital by the Egyptian Army at midnight last night. Relatives of the 66 passengers and crew who died were invited to give DNA samples to the forensic services to aid identification. The process was expected to be long and difficult after forensic workers described the remains as 'unrecognisable'. A source said: 'There is no complete body. There are only body parts. But it is important for the families to be able to bury their loved-ones and to be able to visit their grave to help with the mourning process.' It comes as hundreds of mourners attended memorial services (pictured) over the weekend for some of the 66 victims of the EgyptAir plane which mysteriously crashed into the Mediterranean on Thursday after an apparent fire on board.

Two pilots have revealed that hey saw an object with green lights pass by their passenger jet as they approached Istanbul's Ataturk Airport from Bodrum, an hour before the Egyptair jet crashed.

It was initially claimed that Mohamed Said Shoukair (pictured) lost all radio contact before the Airbus A320 plunged into the sea last Thursday, with the loss of 66 lives, while travelling from Paris to Cairo.

'Drunk' mom is arrested for child abuse after letting son drive golf cart

Mother-of-two Julie Mall, 43 (inset), is accused of being intoxicated and aggressive at the time of the incident on Bald Head Island, in July 2015, which footage of the incident now emerging. She says she allowed their son to drive the cart the two blocks back to their cottage, when suddenly a police golf cart with flashing lights pulled them over. Mall claims the officer started berating her, and soon pinned her on the ground, put his knee on her back, and shackled her by the hands and legs (main). I've never been that scared of anything in my life,' she told The Kansas City Star.

El Shafee Elsheikh, 27, from west London, is believed to be a part of the brutal terrorists known as The Beatles because of their British accents, who tortured and killed western hostages in Syria.

It has been reported that the terror group on the Gwer frontline in northern Iraq has been tying commanders to trees and allowing dogs to maul them to death, if they do not fulfill their chief duties.

The Survival Capsule designed to withstand tsunamis, earthquakes and hurricanes

The Survival Capsule is a personal safety system designed to withstand tsunamis, earthquakes and hurricanes. The capsules will withstand the initial impact of a natural disaster, as well as sharp object penetration, heat exposure and rapid deceleration. Julian Sharpe, American founder of The Survival Capsule, said: 'It gives [people] an option of having a security system on their own property which is easily accessible day or night and really gives the family a safe security they wouldn't otherwise have.'

A pregnant California driver was jailed Saturday after she allegedly caused a deadly crash while intoxicated. Candice Ooley, 23, of Clovis (pictured) was charged with manslaughter.

The owner had gone to untie the camel which has been left outside in the sweltering heat in Rajasthan, India, when it began to attack the man, picking him up by the neck and severing his head.

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Researchers at Brown University and Miriam Hospital in Rhode Island have published a new study on the effects of alcohol education on members of fraternities and sororities.

The North Carolina man behind one of the biggest leaks in US history wants 'iron-clad' securities for government employees to raise concerns about potential departmental illegalities.

Barack Obama dining with CNN's Anthony Bourdain for series

President Barack Obama had dinner with CNN personality Anthony Bourdain, whose hosts 'Parts Unknown', on Monday in Hanoi, Vietnam. Bourdain picked up the $6 tab and praised the presidents 'chopstick skills'. The pair indulged in a 'Bun Cha' dinner, typically grilled pork and noodle, while the president sipped what appeared to be beer and discussed the purpose of his trip to Asia. The CNN host asked about Obama's interest in the people, food and culture of Vietnam. The interview with Obama will be featured in the eighth season of 'Parts Unknown,' which begins in September. Obama had his fun with Bourdain but also took serious strides with the U.S.'s former war enemy nation by lifting a half-century-old ban on selling arms to Vietnam.

Put up by the youth branch of Austria's The Greens party, the poster (pictured) was supposedly satirical. They feature a dog with the country's red and white flag in its mouth, instead of a rubbish bag.

Supporters of the controversial Freedom Party candidate (pictured) who has ridden to prominence on a wave of public anger over immigration, denounced the result as a fix.

At a time of increased Islamic extremist attacks on Christians, Sheik Ahmed el-Tayyib was photographed hugging Francis during a visit to the Apostolic Palace at the Vatican.

Father Cipriano de Meo, who has been an exorcist in Rome since 1952, says the way to tell is by praying. The victim's reaction to the exorcist and the prayer may provide tell-tale signs.

Paula Deen demands her husband of 11 years to return the $1.3million Savannah home

Paula Deen, 68, headed to court last month to void a deed transfer she had previously made in which she gave all rights to her Wilmington Island, Georgia, property to her husband of 11 years, tugboat captain Michael Groover. Deen had granted Groover the deed to their three-bedroom, three-bathroom, 5,646-square-foot home in January 2015, according to documents filed in a Georgia court. Following the deed transfer, divorce rumors swirled for months. But documents filed on April 8 show that Deen has filed a cancellation of erroneous deed in the Georgia court, saying the transfer was made, executed and delivered by error and an misunderstanding between the couple. Deen's Food Network cooking show was canceled in 2013 after she caught making a racist slur.

Al Gore has stated many times in the past that it was too early to endorse Clinton or her rival Bernie Sanders, but revealed on Today Monday morning that he will not back either until they win the primary.

Donald Trump, presumptive Republican presidential nominee, speaks during the National Rifle Association (NRA) annual meeting in Louisville, Kentucky, U.S., on Friday, May 20, 2016. Trump, who in the past called for restrictions on certain weapons purchases, announced his a plan in September for a national right-to-carry law and called gun and magazine bans "a total failure." Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg via Getty Images 
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Donald Trump says he prefers to 'focus on the country' and isn't inclined to take a world tour during the presidential campaign, as Hillary Clinton tries to hammer his foreign policy credentials.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts, questions witnesses during a Senate Special Committee on Aging hearing on Valeant Pharmaceuticals in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, April 27, 2016. After months of turmoil, which began with a controversy over the price increases of two cardiac drugs by 525 percent and 212 percent, Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. has lost more than 85 percent of its stock market value, failed to file its annual report, and said it is being investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Outgoing Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid poured cold water on the idea of a Clinton-Warren ticket, since a Republican would get temporarily appointed to fill Warren's seat.

WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 19:  House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI), speaks to the media during his weekly news conference at the US Capitol, May 19, 2016 in Washington, DC. Ryan (R-WI) vowed to fight a final rule that will change overtime protection so that it covers millions more Americans. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

Paul Ryan, the smiling thorn at Donald Trump's side, continued to play that role today saying he won't 'bet' on a Trump victory in November, nor would he personally define Trump as a conservative.

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Donald Trump's son blasted Hillary Clinton on Monday, mocking her for failing to finish off Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential primary race despite massive advantages

Florida couple loses their kids for a SECOND time after police find them in putrid home

Travis (bottom, left mug shot) and Robin Royall (bottom, right mugshot) had their children (pictured all together, left) removed and were charged with child neglect after their Florida home (top, right) was found in infested with 'millions of cockroaches', piles of human feces and trash. This is the third time the family has been visited by the Department of Children and Families and the second time they lost custody of their two young sons. Palm Beach Sheriff's officers were horrified by the scene, writing in a report that there were 'millions' of bugs in the home and so many roach eggs in the fridge, they couldn't see the bottom of the drawers. The home also had no air conditioning and no running water. Officers demanded the couple clean the home, and over the weekend Travis Royall, his father and siblings removed at least two trailers of trash from the single-family home.

In this undated photo made available by the Georgia Department of Corrections, shows Timothy Tyrone Foster. The Supreme Court has thrown out a death sentence handed to Foster because prosecutors improperly kept African-Americans off the jury that convicted Foster of killing a white woman. The justices ruled 7-1 Monday, May 23, 2016. The outcome probably will enable Foster to win a new trial, 29 years after he was sentence to death. (Georgia Department of Corrections via AP)

The Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors in Georgia kept black people off of the jury in the trial of Timothy Foster, who was later convicted of murdering retired teacher Queen White.

Lincoln Butts (left) said he was leaving Fairfield Middle School in Ohio for 'personal reasons' five months after he became a focal point of the legal battle with Emilie Olsen's *(right) parents.

Professor Hans Evers, of Maastrich University, said intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is expensive and is being inappropriately given to couples who won't benefit from it.

Maddison Wentworth suddenly collapsed in 80F heat while she was taking part in the tug-of-war at Williams Intermediate School in Pell City, Alabama.

YouTube couple Jesse Wellens and Jeana Smith announce they are splitting

YouTube couple Jesse Wellens and Jeana Smith, from Philadelphia, pictured inset during happier times, have shocked fans by announcing their split online. Their channel, BFvsGF, has nearly nine million subscribers. Their break-up video, pictured, in which the former couple struggle to hold back their emotion, has been watched more than 4.5 million times.

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Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald this week compared waiting in line at Disney World to the time veterans have had to wait for medical care, saying a satisfying experience is key.

In the case of breast cancer, tumour growth in the mammary glands was significantly reduced, say researcher's from Australia's Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research.

Images of the statue with a red liquid dripping down its cheek have been shared on social media, prompting a mass pilgrimage to Floridablanca in Columbia.

People took to confession app Whisper to share the excuses they were given. One man told his partner he 'forgot' he already had a girlfriend, while another was dumped because they 'ate the leftover pizza'.

The modern-day pioneer who built a tiny Nevada casino town with an airport is now putting

Nancy Kidwell's (top left) first husband Slim was flying from Minnesota to California in 1965 when he got lost and flew over a beautiful patch of Nevada desert. The couple, 34 years apart in age, decided to move to to the desert outpost and farm under a land-settlement act. They eventually expanded the town, called Cal-Nev-Ari (bottom right), to include a casino and an airport. When her husband got sick with Alzheimer's in the 1980s, his son from a previous marriage, Ace, moved to Nevada to take care of him. Kidwell fell in love with her husband's son, and the two got married after Slim died in 1983. Ace died in 2011 from Alzheimer's as well and now Kidwell is looking to sell their town and move on. She has listed the entire town for an $8million asking price.

A team from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand found that child's play was becoming more brutal, with a higher proportion of weapons appearing among Lego's building bricks.

Carlos Vasquez, from Odessa, Texas, was charged with injury to a child after the grandmother of the boy told police her grandson had been punished for not scoring.

Romanian hacker Marcel Lehel Lazar (above), 44, was extradited to the U.S.

The Romanian hacker Marcel Lazar, known as Guccifer, is charged with breaking into computer accounts of the Bush family, Secretary of State Colin Powell and others.

Marc Buehner, reader in cognitive science at Cardiff University says there is one group of people who can tickle themselves, those who are diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Madonna and Stevie Wonder tribute Prince at 2016 Billboard Awards

The Queen of Pop herself, Madonna, headed up an emotional tribute to the late, great Prince during the Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas on Sunday. The 57-year-old Material Girl paid homage to the Purple One by donning a Gucci lavender paisley suit and ruffled blouse and belting Nothing Compares 2 U onstage the T-Mobile Arena. But within minutes of being on stage, social media was awash with savage critiques of her performance.

The migrant centre where Swedish social worker was stabbed to death by 'Ethiopian boy'

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: These horrifying pictures show how Alexandra Mezher (right) tried to pull herself to safety after she was attacked by one of the 'boys' she was meant to be caring for in Gothenburg, Sweden. The young woman had tried to defend herself from the vicious onslaught, and witnesses who rushed to her aid described hearing her beg for her life. But a stab wound to the thigh severed her artery, and she bled to death in a bedroom where she had sought shelter. Prosecutors today said they had conclusively proved Ethiopian asylum seeker Youssaf Khaliif Nuur, inset left, who was pretending to be 15, is at least 21, if not older. He has been charged with her murder.

Flinders University researchers warn 'health foods' like granola, smoothies and fat free yoghurt can contain just as much as much of the white stuff as their sweet alternatives.

Jonny Rees, of Ultimate Performance, London, says the eating plan ensures carbs are stored in the muscles rather than the belly. On non-exercise days, eat more fat to feel full, he says.

Tom Brady is taking on the NFL and Roger Goodell once again after his Deflategate suspension was upheld by judges for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit last month.

Cars wait to get gas at a petrol station at a supermarket in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, France, May 21, 2016 as Total has halted output at some units of three of its refineries in France due to protests over proposed labour law reform that have prompted a blockade of oil depots and petrol stations.   REUTERS/Stephane Mahe ATTENTION EDITORS FRENCH LAW REQUIRES THAT VEHICLE REGISTRATION PLATES ARE MASKED IN PUBLICATIONS WITHIN FRANCE

One resident who lives in the Loire Valley told MailOnline Travel that holidaymakers, including those from the UK, are unable to return home as the French petrol crisis deepens.

Pawn Stars' Chumlee takes a plea deal to going avoid to jail after a stash of drugs and 12

A star of the reality show Pawn Stars is taking a plea deal that could spare him jail time in a case stemming from the discovery of guns, marijuana and other drugs at his Las Vegas home. Austin Lee Russell, known as Chumlee on the TV series, told a judge Monday that he intends to plead guilty to a felony weapon charge and a misdemeanor count of attempted drug possession. The agreement will get him counseling and three years' probation.

The youngster, from the US, drew an unflattering portrait for a school assignment and a more glamorous picture under 'This is what mom looks like when she is going out'.

AT SEA - MARCH 29, 2011:  In this handout released by the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer USS Barry (DDG 52) launches a Tomahawk cruise missile  in support of Operation Odyssey Dawn March 29, 2011 from the Mediterranean Sea.. In a response to a alleged chemical weapons attack on its own people by the Syrian regime the USS Mahan, the USS Barry, the USS Ramage, and the USS Gravely, all Arleigh Burke-class destroyers carrying Tomahawk land-attack missiles, are en route or in position in the eastern Mediterranean for a possible strike on Syrian military assets on August 28, 2013.  (Photo by U.S. Navy via Getty Images)

The  'All Domain Offensive Surface Warfare Capability' will carry targeting information from satellites, aircraft, ships, submarines and weapons themselves.

Breathtaking entries in National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year contest

Daredevils straddling trains in Bangladesh (top), rainbow rooftops in Ho Chi Minh City (bottom left) and buffalo drinking at night in South Africa (bottom right) - these spellbinding snaps are in the running for National Geographic's coveted Travel Photographer of the Year contest, which is currently in its final week of submissions.

An 11-year-old girl and a 57-year-old woman were injured in separate shark attacks in Florida over the weekend. Pictured, the clothes worn by the girl were ripped and bloodied after the attack.

A 32-year-old Uber driver has been charged with assault\ and disorderly conduct after an incident that occurred on the University of Delaware campus.

It's official: Pigs CANNOT fly! Woman's 'emotional support' pet defecated in the aisle and was squealing wildly before it was escorted off US Airways flight

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From a woman with a squealing pig to a University of Pennsylvania maths lecturer mistaken for a terrorist, these are tales of passengers being removed in the most bizarre of circumstances.

Jose Rubusto, 43, of Venezuela, has been accused of administering the buttock-enhancing injections that killed Miami mother of two Suyima Torres, 28, in April 2013.

Family's renewed hope for son who vanished 39 years ago after anonymous letter claims to

An American couple whose son disappeared almost four decades ago have been sent a letter that claims to know the reasons behind his vanishing. Carol Ross, 78, and her 80-year-old husband Bernard Ross Sr received the note to their home in Portland 39 years after Bernard 'Bunny' Ross Jr, then 18, was last seen. Its anonymous writer alleged to have key knowledge of the circumstances surrounding their son going missing, linking Bunny's disappearance with a story in a local newspaper.

Cornell University and Stanford University built a Watch-Bot, a robot that uses probabilistic learning models and a laser pointer to remind humans when they leave something out of forget a chore.

Scientists at the University of Texas at Dallas have discovered catalyst materials that improve the efficiency of lithium-air batteries so they can last up to five times longer than they do currently.

Video shows factory worker spinning series of heavy barrels UPRIGHT to his colleague

Moving thirteen heavy barrels to the other side of a room would be a mammoth task for anyone. But one factory worker (left) completed the chore in just over a minute thanks to his incredible technique of spinning the containers - still upright - over to his colleague. A mesmerising video captured him rolling the large red kegs (right) across a warehouse in a perfect circular arc that meant they reached his co-worker in record time.

Swiss adventurer Bertrand Piccard (left) and pilot Andre Borschberg landed in Dayton, Ohio as they finished the 12th leg of the round-the-world trip in the experimental solar-powered aircraft Solar Impulse 2.

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Researchers in New York say intelligent parents give rise to larger brained babies, which are born earlier to boost survival chances, resulting in a feedback loop which selects for intelligence.

Researchers from Arizona State University compared meteorites to rocks on Earth and found the space boulders were much more likely to crumble than stay intact and cause impact craters.

A picture of a lonely tree in a field with cirrus clouds above it that seem to radiate from the tree.

Researchers at the University of Geneva recreated ice-forming conditions in Cirrus clouds (illustrated) in the lab. Lasers caused the ice to shatter into many more smaller reflective pieces

Florence Welch gives private concert to sick teen who missed her performance

Kind hearted Florence Welch stopped by a hospice to give a private performance to a sick teenager who missed one of her concerts. The 29-year-old held the hand of 15-year-old cancer patient Karinya Chen as she sang Shake It Out and Dog Days Are Over backed by bandmate Rob Ackroyd on guitar. The sweet moment came as Welch, who performs as Florence And The Machine, stopped by Hospice Austin's Christopher House in Texas on Friday  

Seven Planned Parenthood staffers in Florida were sent to hospital Monday after experiencing breathing problems caused by what investigators determined to be cleaning chemicals.

New iPhone 7 leaks say the shame of Apple is here to stay, but you have to use wireless headphones. Apple says these devices will bring its iPhone growth to normal and ordered 10m more than expected.

Ex-Disney princess Snow White gives behind-the-scenes insight at Florida theme park

Former Disney princess Katie McBroom, 29, from South Florida, who lives in New York, gives unique behind-the-scenes insight into life as Snow White at the Orlando theme park. Katie, pictured left and bottom right in character and top right as herself, who is now a make-up artist, said playing Snow White and Princess Leia she encountered little girls whose life-long aim was to meet her and sometimes 'creepy dads' who made jokes.

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Princeton grad sues Manhattan nightclub after being 'beaten with a beer bottle' by a man

Erin Jennings (left) claims in court papers that on May 17, 2015 she and a group of friends were at Southside (inset), a popular club located in the city's Nolita neighborhood. At some point during the night, Jennings, 26, claims that John Jannarone (right), 35, approached the group and made a pass at one of her friends. After being rejected, Jennings claims that Jannarone came and hit her over the head with a beer bottle multiple times, causing her to fall to the ground while bleeding profusely from her head.

This image posted on a militant website on Monday, May 23, 2016, shows the moment after a suicide bomb attack at a recruitment center, in Aden, Yemen. A pair of suicide bombings carried out by Islamic State militants killed dozens of people in Yemen's southern city of Aden on Monday, security officials said.  (Militant website via AP)

The attack was one of two bombings that rocked the city of Aden. A second bomber killed at least 25 people when he detonated his explosives vest among recruits waiting outside an army commander's house.

The troll is said to have targeted by Gigi Hadid tweeting 'people gon die', and to have threatened Cara Delevingne with the words: 'I will kill your friends'

Ghost town Sharm El Sheikh: Once bustling resort is almost deserted as terror attacks keep thousands of tourists away
Red Sea resort is struggling after a Russian holiday jet crashed, killing all 224 passengers, in October last year
The UK Foreign Office is still advising against all but essential travel to the airport because of security concerns
Egypt attracted 346,500 tourists in February 2016 compared to 640,200 last year, a drop of 45.9 per cent  
Tourism is a major source of revenue for Egypt, and the government is anxious to reassure potential visitors 


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Hotel managers in the Egyptian resort are so desperate for business that they've slashed prices for five star hotel rooms from hundreds to as little as $30 a night, according to Travel Supermarket.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has been savaged by critics for not ending the 'cruel' practice as he vowed in his campaign, and to rub salt in the wounds he's now given the drivers a raise.

The James Bond star made an impassioned plea to more than 60 heads of state in Istanbul in a speech that also begged for more to be done to help those injured by land mines.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The incident was captured on camera at the Dobriy Volshebnik - or 'Kind Wizard' - centre for disabled children in the city of Surgut in central Russia.

Little Bear Schwarz, 33, of Seattle, began sprouting facial hair at the age of 14 due to her polycystic ovaries. But after two decades of shaving she has finally learnt to embrace her natural look.

Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur commonly abbreviated to T.rex.

According to palaeontologists at the University of Toronto, the king of the dinosaurs (illustrated) may have kept its fearsome teeth under wraps behind a set of lips.

When Chase Millsap, 33, was on routine patrol in Iraq, his life was saved by a native soldier who threw him to the floor as sniper fire whizzed over his head. But now 'The Captain' is a refugee.

WW2 US soldier remains returned to New Orleans after Papua New Guinea villager finds dog

More than seven decades after being killed during World War II, Pvt. Earl Joseph Keating finally came home to his native New Orleans on Monday after his remains were recently discovered on the Pacific island where he died in 1942. It's a journey long in the making. Keating's nephew, Nadau 'du Treil' Michael Keating Jr., was only 6 months old when his 28-year-old uncle was killed Dec. 5, 1942. He remembers his grandmother's message to him when he was just 12 years old and she was on her deathbed. 'She said "I want you to remember to please find Earl with your Dad. Help your dad find Earl,"' he said.

Myren, 17, from Maryland took to Twitter to share photos with Ralph. He wrote: 'My parents told me I couldn't go to prom because I wanted to go with my boyfriend so I had to go behind their backs.'

Scientists at the University of New South Wales found more than half of patients who underwent fecal transplants over the course of eight weeks, reported marked improvement in their symptoms.

Girls as young as 11 have revealed to aid workers that they were forced to swap sex for space in the safety of a boat across the Limpopo to South Africa, where they hope to find a better life.

The Vancouver-bound Lufthansa flight took off from Munich at 2.50pm on Sunday but was forced to divert to Hamburg after a 'mentally ill' passenger began to behave erratically.

Algebra textbook goes viral as kids on cover hold the SAME textbook with their photo on

Social media users are having trouble wrapping their heads around the cover artwork on a high school algebra book. The textbook, which is for college prep algebra, features an image of five happy looking students with their arms draped around each other. In each of their hands is a textbook - the same textbook, in fact, that they themselves are seen posing for, which means they're each holding a picture of themselves standing as they are at that very moment. Confused, several people have offered up ideas for how this 'special effect' could be achieved.

Parents: Brain-dead toddler moved to facility outside U.S.

Parents of a toddler who was deemed brain dead at Kaiser Roseville are celebrating his transfer to a facility outside the United States. 

Israel Stinson?s parents, Nate Stinson and Jonee Fonseca, brought the 2-year-old to Kaiser on April 1 when he suffered an asthma attack. He then went into cardiac arrest, lapsing into a coma. Doctors later determined the boy was brain dead. Nate and Jonee requested a feeding and breaking tube for Israel until he could be transferred to another hospital, but hospital officials denied the request. 

The fight over Israel's care was going through the courts, and a decision was expected Monday. Jonee posted on the family's GoFundMe page Sunday evening with the update that Israel had been moved.

According to an online post by the family, Israel's location is not being disclosed at this time. "After examining Israel, a neurologist and pediatric specialist at the new hospital have concluded that

A California toddler whose family waged a court battle to keep him on life support after he was declared brain dead has been transferred to another hospital, the family's attorney said Monday.

A Pennsylvania man has been convicted in the murders of his neighbors, two sisters of an Iowa state lawmaker .A jury found Allen Wade, 45, guilty of criminal homicide, robbery and burglary.

The LA sites were listed in the iconic 'Green Book' - a travellers' guide for African Americans in the 1940s, 50s and 60s which identified businesses that welcomed them as customers.

Footage taken by a passer-by shows the man appear from hiding by a parked car in Studio City, and then charge at the white hatchback coming right at him.

EXCLUSIVE: Researchers from Nottingham fitted volunteers with cameras and sensors to measure their reactions as they rode The Ultimate Abyss on the Harmony of the Seas.

Convicted killer Mark Liverano claims that Officer Nancy Heinz asked him to kill her ex-husband Mark Faljean, a claim that is now being investigated by the Internal Affairs Bureau.

New York's polyamorous community photographed as two members tie the knot

When 57-year-old Michel Madie arrived in New York in the 1980s, he quickly became one of the biggest names in real estate. Ever since he has also been part of a growing polyamorous community, hosting open sexuality and swingers party inside one of his most prestigious properties. The mogul tied the knot with Swedish civil engineering student Rasmus Foyer, 27, in December 2015 at the $12million converted church in Harlem, that has been dubbed the 'Taj Marharlem'. According to Narrative , some twenty percent of the guests were current or former lovers of either groom. After they said 'I do', the party went for another 24 hours, starting with a traditional Algerian dinner, and followed by belly and flamenco dancers, acrobats and a rotation of five gifted DJ's spinning deep house, down-tempo and funk. Since moving in to the enormous home, Madie has received countless complaints from neighbors who say it is really an unlicensed club. But Madie hasn't let the the issues get in the way of his swanky shindigs. Photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie followed the married pair around as they entertained guests at their home and went to other parties across the city, filled with couples who have a similar interest.

A new video produced by Cosmopolitan sees three young boys help men with their relationship questions. The boys cover topics including attracting a mate to making the approach.

Etan Thomas, a former basketball player, wrote a Facebook post claiming he was denied a seat next to a white woman on the train before she offered it to another white man moments later.

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Archaeologists, led by The Field Museum in Chicago, believe the weird biological oddity (fossil pictured) shows life evolved quickly to fill niches. following the catastrophic extinction.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's office said Ahmet Davutoglu (pictured) quit hours after the ruling party confirmed Binali Yildirim as its new chairman at a party convention.

If scientists ever make contact with intelligent life outside of Earth, the uncontrolled spread of such news could trigger worldwide panic and even violence, researchers in the UK warn.

Can YOU tell what colours these spirals are?

The bright pattern is the latest optical illusion to spread online, playing on the way your brain processes colour. The picture appears to show green, blue and pink swirls - but not all is as it seems. The optical illusion was created by Akiyoshi Kitaoka , a Japanese professor of psychology.

A hundred singers from The San Diego Gay Men's Chorus had stepped onto the field to sing the national anthem at Petco Park, but were forced to stand there while a recording of a woman played.

Numbers of octopus, cuttlefish and squid have increased significantly over the last 60 years despite changes to the world's oceans, according to new research by the University of Adelaide.

A city councilman from Mobile, Alabama, was shot in the face while on a trip in Johannesburg, South Africa on Saturday. The shooting occurred after the tour bus he was riding was ambushed.

The pen (pictured generating metallic hoops), unveiled earlier this month by Harvard's Wyss Institute, doesn't need any support to function, unlike traditional 3D printers.

Junebug Weddings reveals the most breathtaking engagement photos around the world

The snaps have been included in the Best of the Best Engagement Photo Contest for 2016, as chosen by Junebug Weddings. The touching photographs feature a couple posing in their swimsuits (left) in front of a stunning backdrop and the back of a US soldier with his fiancee's hands wrapped around his head (top right). A more surreal shot shows a couple dressed in white attempting to fight off a dinosaur (bottom right). Each year, the company chooses 50 unique shots that capture the raw emotion of the special moment.

The new technology is being trialled at Geneva Airport Terminal 1 this month. After scanning your boarding pass, the robot will take your bags inside so you can go straight to security checks.

David Shepard, 21, of North Dakota, illegally entered Roosevelt Park Zoo on Saturday night and taunted bears with 23-year-old Cody Nelson Kage. The bear mauled Shepard.

Amazon paid to refurbish a 200-bed Travelodge on land it bought to expand its headquarters which is now being used to house homeless families after the problem hit crisis-levels in Seattle.

A major review of clinical evidence by the University of Sydney suggests opioid painkillers - which include tramadol, oxycodone and morphine - provide 'minimal benefit' for low back pain.

Video shows baby and American bulldog puppy snuggling up in a swing  

A video of a baby and puppy cuddling in a swing proves you're never too young to see a dog as 'man's best friend'. In the video the dog wears pajamas and drapes its paw over the baby as they pair rock back and forth. As the swing goes back and forth the baby looks cheerfully at the camera, while the puppy appears to be so relaxed with its friend it might fall asleep. During the 15 second clip, a woman's voice can be heard asking the baby if it loves its puppy companion. The baby smiles back at the woman as the content pup blinks lazily.

Chloe (red hair), 20, and Jamie (blonde), 23, from Cork, Ireland, grew up without realising that they were both struggling with their gender, and found it a 'huge relief' when they finally discussed it.

India has launched a 23 feet long space shuttle from a spaceport in Satish Dhawan, in the south east of the country, as part of its attempts to develop new reusable spacecraft.

Katie Menham, 25, from England, has exchanged 'dozens' of letters with convicted killer Julius Bradford, 31, since January - and is now fighting to get him a retrial so they can be together.

'Red Tarzan' vigilante 'forced prostitutes and clients to walk NAKED in the street'

Former kickboxer Viacheslav Datsik (top left), 36, calls himself Red Tarzan and has declared war on prostitution in the city of St Petersburg. Harrowing footage shows him and several other men including Stanislav Baretsky (inset), a 44-year-old Russian musician and actor, raiding a brothel (bottom left). Datsik has reportedly been calling police and tipping them off, effectively orchestrating raids but this time police did not appear to be involved. In a raid last week, prostitutes and their customers were forced to walk naked outside (right).

Engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed the first flexible wearable device capable of monitoring both biochemical and electric signals in the human body, like the tricorder in Star Trek.

Footage captured the angry woman storming around an office in the station in Ahmedabad in India, naked from the waist-down while ranting at police and pointing in their faces.

Detroit high school cop pepper sprays student during hallway struggle over 'hallway pass'

Video of what happened during the incident on December 9, 2015, at Cass Tech High School in Detroit was recently uploaded online, showing the officer and the female student getting into a fight. School officials say the 15-year-old was caught using an elevator without a valid elevator pass. The two began to struggle, with the officer claiming the girl tried to bite him. The officer is then seen in the footage pepper spraying the student (center), who needed to be taken to hospital. The officer was later cleared on any wrongdoing following an investigation.

Chloe (red hair), 20, and Jamie (blonde), 23, from Cork, Ireland, grew up without realising that they were both struggling with their gender, and found it a 'huge relief' when they finally discussed it.

A North Dakota driver plowed through a swarm of lake flies - a close relative of the mosquito - near Devil's Lake, covering his car in dead bug bodies. Lake flies are harmless and don't bite.

Amazing moment Chinese pedestrians rescue an elderly woman trapped under a van

Crowds pulled together in more ways than one after they rescued en elderly woman trapped under a van in an impressive display of teamwork. More than 20 pedestrians came to the lady's aid after a white van ran her over as she was crossing the street. Footage from May 19 shows the crowd in south China's Guangzhou province pushing the vehicle to one side to release the badly injured Ms. Huang who is in her 80s, within minutes. An ambulance arrived shortly afterwards to take her to hospital. Doctors who examined Ms. Huang said she suffered bone fractures in her left hand and deep cuts in the head. They reported that she was conscious, but was not able to open her eyes due to bruises and blood clots.

A director of an animal centre in Taiwan reportedly committed suicide after being distressed with the number of animals she was having to euthanise. Jian Zhicheng died on May 12.

A wedding party was detained in China after the bridegroom was seen being paraded through the streets of Chongqing in ladies underwear. The incident took place on May 20.

Fitness fanatic, known as Lin Shishi, is being dubbed the Chinese Kim Kardashian due to their similar figures. The woman posts videos and pictures of her hourglass figure on social media pages.

Micah McDade, a senior at in Oklahoma who was born with cerebral palsy, decided it wasn't enough for him to just receive his diploma - he wanted to get up out of his wheelchair and walk across the stage.

Rich Kids of London on Instagram bathe in champagne and travel by private jet

The Rich Kids London Instagram account was set up by a 24-year-old property broker for super wealthy clients to share photos of the lavish lifestyles of his friends and acquaintances. One man didn't have the energy to board his private jet after a trip to Vegas (bottom left), while another shared a video of himself bathing in champagne (top right). Another wrote they had a molotov champagne cocktail to 'throw at peasants' (top centre), while others posed in luxury cars (top left and bottom centre) and flashed wads of cash (bottom right).

The experiment took place in London's Gordon Square earlier today, and saw two lines of volunteers - mostly UCL archaeology students - lining up to heave the slap over a designed sled (pictured).

Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco, analysed data on more than 5million children born in the US, and claim phototherapy may not be as safe as previously believed.

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Green and Steve Adams first clashed last Wednesday during the NBA Western Conference finals, days after Adams controversially referred to the Warriors as 'little monkeys'.

A man in China begged his girlfriend to stay with him after she had allegedly broken up with him. He got down on the floor, gripping her by the leg and begged her not to leave in the street.

Scientists at the University of Stanford looked at artefacts (pictured) found in China, using a method of analysis that had never been done before, to deduce the world's oldest known beer recipe.

Micah McDade, a senior at in Oklahoma who was born with cerebral palsy, decided it wasn't enough for him to just receive his diploma - he wanted to get up out of his wheelchair and walk across the stage.

Naked Spanish protesters package themselves as blood-soaked 'human meat' in Barcelona

Members of AnimaNaturalis (pictured) in Spain took off their clothes, daubed themselves in fake blood, stepped into polysterene trays and allowed themselves to be wrapped in clingfilm. The bizarre demonstration took place in the Sant Jaume plaza (pictured) in Barcelona, the first city in the world to declare itself vegan-friendly. The 20 activists wanted to make a dramatic plea to people to adopt a meat-free diet, free from animal exploitation and any suffering. They agreed to become packaged meat to raise public awareness and to remind Barcelona's city council that their pledge should mean actions and not just words. 'We wanted to draw the attention of the authorities,' said Aïda Gascón, director of AnimaNaturalis in Spain. 'They pledged in March to join global activities such as Paul McCartney's campaign Meatless Monday but have not yet implemented anything else.'

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Photographer captures Australia's stockmen transporting 3,000 cattle on a THOUSAND-MILE

Far removed from the hustle and bustle of city life, these hardy Aussies might seem to be living a Wild West dream in the far south of Queensland. But their work was cut out when an extreme drought rocked their community and they had to up sticks to find water for their livestock in a race against time before they perished. With the nearest major city, Brisbane, 300 miles away, life for this Outback family depends on their 3,000 cattle, so it came as relief that after three months on the road, there was enough rainfall to return home. Photographer Arlie McCumstie followed the workers as they finished camping and began transporting their herd home near the small town of Hebel.

Local artists have 'painted' the lyrics from several well known poems onto Boston's sidewalks. All they need is a little sprinkling of rainwater and the dull surface comes alive with secret sonnets.

Mirko, a cat from Japan, has earned over 39,000 Twitter followers for his ability to pull ballet-like poses. His owner Chisa posts photos of his beloved pet on Twitter under @ccchisa76.

Florida man jumped from four-storey hotel into a swimming pool

This is the heart-stopping moment thrillseeker Robbie Favre, 25, risks his life by leaping more than 55ft into a 6ft-deep swimming pool at a hotel in Tampa, Florida. The daredevil jumped from the top of the building and luckily landed in the narrow pool just two seconds later. The extreme sports addict doesn't even hesitate as he runs off the side of the roof (left), and as he flies through the air (middle left), he loses his baseball cap (middle right). He then makes a huge splash when he lands in the swimming pool (right). The bold bartender soon made a dash for a waiting car parked outside because he hadn't even booked to stay there.

   

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Zoo keeper pleas with tourists to get help after a kangaroo boxes him

The short clip, which was shot by a US tourist, shows the male worker holding the enormous animal at a distance as it takes several swings for his body and face. A group of people behind the camera can be heard saying 'oh my god, they're literally boxing'. And a child can be heard laughing and shouting that the scene is 'kangaroo versus man' - only to be told off by an adult who warns him that 'it is not funny'.

Ball juggler Raquel Embaixadinhas has been filmed showing off her football freestyling skills wearing high heels. See SWNS story SWHEELS; This Brazilian beauty knows how to keep up with the guys - perfecting football freestyle in HIGH HEELS. Stunning Raquel Embaixadinhas (doub-corr), 25, learned how to juggle balls when she was just eight after a challenge from her father. The footballing filly can now perform tricks that would outshine many Premier League stars, with her current keepy uppy record FOUR HOURS without stopping. Videos of Raquel showing off her skills have become a hit in Brazil, where she has built a career performing at functions and on TV shows. Raquel wears high heels, short dresses, bikinis or tight t shirts and hot pants, which she says 'add to the attraction for men'.

Raquel Embaixadinhas, 25, shows off her freestyle football at shows around the world, performing tricks that would outshine many Premier League stars, after her videos became a hit in her native Brazil.

This is the incredible moment Flaviu Cernescu, 36, puts his thumbs up as he casually strolls above a high voltage railway line while a train speeds past underneath him in Romania.

Ciena Rae Nelson, from Los Angeles, shared two snaps on Instagram showing how she covers up the painful red patches on her skin and what she looks like underneath the make-up.

Man tries to parachute and land in front of his girlfriend but gets stuck on tree 

A man in Yichang City, China attempted an elaborate proposal by parachute (inset) on May 21 only to be blown into a tree by a gust of wind (left). The man was stuck in the tree's branches for an hour and firefighters had to come to his aid. Once back on the ground, he tried to propose again (right) however his girlfriend turned her back and walked away.

   

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