Two sisters with Cerebral Palsy who were split up after one of them was adopted from a Chinese orphanage and the other was left behind have been reunited after almost four years in Kentucky. Aubrey (right of right) and Avery (left of right) were living in the same Chinese orphanage but did not know they were related, before the former was adopted by Lisa Lumpkins (inset, and left with her entire family) and her family from Georgetown, Kentucky in 2013. Lumpkins discovered the link after seeing a picture of Avery on Facebook earlier this year. Since then, she had a DNA test done to confirm what she thought, and then worked to get Avery to the U.S. Had they not completed the adoption by August, the young girl would become ineligible in China and be forced to stay there her entire life.

The FBI released notes of its interview with the Democratic presidential candidate made when agents quizzed her on her secret server scandal, before its director decided not to charge her. The documents show Clinton said she didn't recall getting trained on how to handle classified information. She stated at one point that she didn't know a '(C)' marking stood for confidential information. Clinton used 13 mobile devices over the period the FBI investigated, but the agency wasn't able to obtain any of them for review. Republican Donald Trump said Clinton's statements 'defy belief.'

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Footage shared online Friday shows the man, who has not been named, wearing a hat and a plaid shirt, in the middle of an argument with fellow dog owners at Duboce Park. The crowd can be seen pulling him away from a woman and her black Labrador, telling him to keep his distance. The argument began with a 'minor scuffle' between the man's basset hound and the woman's Labrador, New York Times reporter Mike Isaac, who was at the scene Thursday, told the DailyMail.com. The woman (pictured left with her Lab) gets up and beings to walk away with her Lab on a leash, prompting the man to run towards them and kick the dog (center and right).

As Hermine pushed through South Carolina with strong winds and heavy rains on Friday, it could strengthen back into a hurricane as it moves into the Atlantic coast over the Labor Day weekend (projected path shown bottom right), forecasters said. From Florida to New York, more than 30 million people were under tropical storm watches and warnings as Hermine weakened to a tropical storm while moving northeast, bringing the potential for drenching rain and devastating flooding (map of its projected path bottom right). The Category 1 storm made landfall in Florida early Friday, becoming the first hurricane to hit the Sunshine State in 11 years, and left one dead, 253,000 without power and forced dozens of towns in its path to evacuate. Georgia was spared the havoc it had expected when it placed 56 counties under a state of emergency, but 85,000 homes and businesses lost power from downed trees and power lines on Friday. Though sustained winds had weakened to 50mph, the tempest could strengthen again over water and possibly bring up to 15 inches of rain to the southeastern and mid-Atlantic states over the next 48 hours. Nationwide, airline travel seemed to only be moderately disrupted on Friday with an estimated 172 flight cancellations and another estimated 1,711 flights delayed as of 4pm EDT.

Jasmine Abuslin, also known as Celeste Guap, 19 (left), has been arrested for aggravated assault after spending just three days at a Florida rehab clinic for heroin and sex addiction, police say. Absulin is accused of running out of the center and into the street where she removed her shirt and flashed motorists, before attacking and biting guards. When police arrested her, they say she started hitting her head on the inside of their car while also trying to solicit sex. Absulin claims to have had sex with more than 30 California police officers, including Brendan O'Brien (top center) who committed suicide after she revealed their trysts online. The revelations forced the resignation of chiefs Sean Whent (top right), Paul Figueroa (bottom center) and Ben Fairow (bottom right) in the space of eight days.

Burning Man is entering its final days for 2016, with the more than 70,000 party-goers in the Nevada desert beginning to set fire to the huge wooden installations built for the week-long party. Amazing photographs show some of the incredible artwork, including the pyramids called the Catacomb of Veils (main), being engulfed in flames. People gathered around some of the smaller exhibits as they were on fire (inset). More than 70,000 have made the voyage to Black Rock City in the middle of the Nevada desert for the mind-bending festival, which runs from August 28 to September 5 this year. On Saturday, the centerpiece of the giant desert party - the enormous sculpture of a man - will be set alight as the revelers dance beneath it.

NEW WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Horrifying footage from Argentina shows man, 26, randomly stabbing victims - including an 89-year-old woman - in brutal attack before bystanders held him until police arrived. Miraculously no-one was killed and three of the four victims described as 'serious' in hospital were said to be stable today.

Behind a quaint four-story New York City apartment building, a a backyard seemed like an idyllic haven in the middle of the city (left). But under a blue tarp, astroturf carpets and white patio furniture, property owner Joseph Ienco was excavating the basement at 35 Perry Street to extend both the length and the depth (top and bottom right). Inspectors deemed the illegal excavation - which reached nearly seven feet deep - an 'immediate critical threat to public safety'.

Coyote Peterson, who hosts the Discovery Network's Brave Wilderness, had a camera rolling when he stumbled across the black sea hare in - the largest slug in the world - in California. Peterson (bottom left and right) found the two-foot long creature, which gets its name from its massive rabbit-esque ears, lurking in the tide pools of a Southern California beach while out exploring with local expert Aron Sanchez. Incredibly, the slimy black slug Peterson pulled from the water was on the small side for its species, weight only 10 pounds. They can grow to be three-foot long and weigh a whopping 30 pounds.

The racy background of the two women from Quebec, Canada, held in a massive cocaine bust can be revealed today. Melina Roberge, of Granby, outside Montreal (far left) has been described to DailyMail.com by a boyfriend as a 'superficial woman always turned on by money and on the look-out for a sugar daddy.' Isabelle Lagacé (second from left) of Longueuil, a suburb of Montreal, has a secret past as a full frontal porn model (right, center and below). Both Lagacé, 28 and Roberge, 22, face life sentences if convicted after being arrested in Sydney accused of being mules in the international transportation of cocaine with a street value of $30 million (top right). They were detained along with an older man Tamine Andre, 63, who is a loner with no family ties and who lives in a tiny apartment in a suburb of Montreal.

Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps launched an Instagram account for his son Boomer with his fiancée Nicole Johnson. He does most of the posting, sharing cute videos and pictures. Today, he uploaded a professionally-shot clip of his five-month-old son floating on a pool raft. The little guy looks adorable as the camera captures different angles. This week, Boomer also met Jimmy Fallon and hung out on a Today show set (inset) with his dad.

UPDATED Spaniard Sandra Iniesta was rushed to hospital with severe abdomen pain while travelling back from a holiday with her father Andres - not the World Cup-winning footballer - and Akita Inu breed Maya (pictured). The 22-year-old underwent an operation and has been in the Elda Hospital for almost a week now, but despite Andres' best efforts Maya refuses to be dragged away from the doors.

Star Trek creators, stars and avid fans are gathering in New York this weekend to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the beloved franchise. Thousands of Trekkies are expected to attend as they get opportunity to meet other like-minded fans of the show, hear from some of the actors and creators as well as visit some of the sets and play with models.

A nine-year-old boy is lucky to escape injury after he slipped off his seat and was left dangling in the air because he failed to lower the safety rail at Mt Hutt ski field in the South Island of New Zealand (left). Staff members rushed to his rescue by grabbing a mat and positioning it beneath him. The boy's parent's were forced to let go of their son, dropping him from a 10 metre height (right).

Leg-power triumphs over horse-power in a video captured on the helmet cam of a gob-smacked motorcyclist, as he wound his way along a road in California. He exclaimed 'he's tucking in' as the cyclist disappeared into the distance, overtaking more vehicles travelling faster than 50mph. 'That's the funniest thing I've ever seen', the biker said.

Teachers in the remote Yen Bai province in northern Vietnam were stranded when floods washed out roads between the villages and the school. So big-hearted construction workers brought in a giant digger and ran a makeshift ferry service taking teachers across the flood in its giant scoop. Headmaster Duong Xuan Truong - from the Nam Muoi Ethnic Day-boarding Junior High School - said: 'The path was closed because it had been washed away by very heavy rain.' He added: 'We didn't know how the teaching staff would get there until the digger arrived.'