Donald Trump (right) blasted the FBI's director on Sunday night, telling a crowd of 8,000 people in Michigan that he rejects the bureau's latest move to exonerate Hillary Clinton (left). FBI chief James Comey (bottom) told leaders in Congress hours earlier that a review of 650,000 emails discovered on a laptop belonging to Anthony Weiner (top) had reinforced his July 5 decision to let her off the hook and she will not face any charges. 'The investigations into her crimes will go on for a long, long time,' Trump said in the Detroit suburb of Sterling Heights. 'The rank-and-file special agents in the FBI won't let her get away with her terrible crimes - including the deletion of 33,000 emails after receiving a congressional subpoena. Right now she's being protected by a rigged system!' he exclaimed. 'You can't review 650,000 new emails in eight days! You can't do it, folks!' The investigation was reopened on October 28 - sparked by a DailyMail.com story that revealed Anthony Weiner was sending sexually explicit messages to a 15-year-old girl.

A lone protester disrupted the last of five Donald Trump rallies as Sunday turned to Monday, heckling the Republican presidential nominee with his own vulgar language from an infamous 2005 open-mic recording. 'Did you grab 'em by the p***y, Donald?' a young woman asked him from the front row of a barn at a northern Virginia fairgrounds. And then: 'Do you respect women, Donald?' An 11-year-old audio recording from a taping of 'Access Hollywood' gave Trump a week of bad press last month, after The Washington Post published it. Trump is heard in the audio hypothetically describing liberties that famous men can take with women. 'When you're a star they let you do it,' Trump laughs in the recording. 'Grab them by the p***y. You can do anything.' The twenty-something woman who threw those words back in his face in the wee hours of Monday spoke softly, witnesses said. Trump, arriving more than two hours late after a grueling day on the campaign trail, called her a 'very obnoxious young lady,' and plowed ahead through an energetic stump speech that he had already delivered in four states during the previous 12 hours.

Hillary Clinton's daughter Chelsea allegedly used resources from the Clinton Foundation for her 2010 wedding (left), new Wikileaks emails have claimed. In several emails, Doug Band, a former top aide to president Bill Clinton and a former Clinton Global Initiative board member, complains about Chelsea Clinton (writing 'cvc' or Chelsea Victoria Clinton). In one email, dated January 1, 2012, Band emails John Podesta, Chairman of the 2016 Hillary Clinton (on campaign trail with Chelsea, bottom, right) presidential campaign, and says Chelsea Clinton was conducting an internal investigation into CGI and the Clinton Foundation, which posed a conflict of interest. 'The investigation into her getting paid for campaigning, using foundation resources for her wedding and life for a decade, taxes on money from her parents ... I hope that you will speak to her and end this Once we go down this road....,' Band wrote ominously to John Podesta in one email chain. In another, he slams Chelsea's husband Marc Mezvinsky (top, right) and says she 'goes to daddy' to get her way.

Donald Trump's campaign has come under fire again for antisemitism after a prominent Jewish group said it was demonizing Jews. The 'Argument for America' ad features Trump's West Palm beach speech from mid-October, with accompanying illustrative images and footage. But at three points in the video, it accompanies Trump's remarks about a wealthy cabal controlling the world with images of prominent Jewish people - something that smacks of antisemitic fear-mongering, the Anti-Defamation League says. 'Whether intentional or not, the images and rhetoric in this ad touch on subjects that anti-Semites have used for ages,' Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the ADL, said in a statement Sunday. 'This needs to stop.'

LeBron James urged fans to get out and vote for Hillary Clinton, becoming the latest celebrity to campaign for the Democrat in the final days before the election. The MVP stepped on stage with the candidate in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday and told the crowd the former first lady has 'the brightest future in the world'. The Cleveland Cavalier spoke just moments after FBI Director James Comey revealed he would be dropping the investigation into Clinton's emails. King James was joined by teammate JR Smith, and his daughter Demi, in front of cheering supporters in Ohio - a battleground state which sway the election either way. 'This woman right here has the brightest future in the world,' James told a cheering crowd of about 4,000 who packed into Severance Hall, home to the Cleveland Orchestra. 'We have to get out and make sure we vote,' James told the crowd.

Chilling surveillance footage (right) of Craigslist murderer, Brady Oestrike (bottom left), 31, who killed Charles Oppenneer (top left), 25, and his pregnant girlfriend, Brooke Slocum (left center), 18, in July 2014, was released by Wyoming police on Wednesday. Slocum, who was eight months pregnant, and Oppenneer were planning to meet Oestrike for sex at the park, according to investigators. Surveillance footage from cameras Oestrike installed into his home show him cleaning a room on July 5, 2014, just days before the murders. In one of the videos, Oestrike is seen walking back-and-forth in a room containing what appears to be an empty dog kennel. He is also seen holding two handguns (right). Ropes can be seen hanging from the ceiling and lying on the floor. Authorities believe that Slocum had been held and tortured at the killer's home for several days before he killed her and attempted to dispose of the body.

Former Avalanche winger Marek Svatos (left during his playing days in 2007) was found dead in his Denver home on Saturday. He was 34 years old. As of Sunday night an official cause of death had not been confirmed. But multiple reports from HockeyFeed and Eurolanche say that Svatos' death resulted from a 'drug (medicine) overdose'. DailyMail.com reached out to the Lone Tree Police Department Sunday night, but details about Svatos' cause of death were not available at the time. Lone Tree police responded to Svatos' home after a family member called around midnight for medical aid, Sgt Ryan Gallegos said. His death was first reported by Slovakian journalist and author David Puchovsky, who is also the president of the Avalanche's European fan club, Eurolanche. The fan club reported that a family-related source confirmed that Svatos' death was an accident. He was remembered by the Avalanche and fans before their Sunday night game versus the St Louis Blues during a moment of silence as his photo was projected on the score board (inset). He leaves behind his wife, Diana, and their two young sons (right).

A man who first sparked the child molestation allegations against Michael Jackson in 1993 has disappeared, TMZ reported. Jordan Chandler (left: main, in 2005, inset, with Jackson in 1993), now 36, won a $20million settlement from Jackson after his father Evan Chandler launched accusations that the King of Pop sexually abused him at the age of 13. Celebrity choreographer Wade Robson (right, inset, with Jackson as a child), who filed an ongoing lawsuit in 2013 claiming he suffered years of sexual abuse after he was groomed by two of Jackson's companies, has been searching for Jordan to no avail. Since Robson's lawyers were unable to track Jordan down for a deposition, they turned to the 36-year-old's sister Lily Chandler instead, hoping she would be able to provide childhood accounts or information about her brother's whereabouts. Lily, however, has tried to steer clear of the legal battle for fears that she will stoke the ire of Jackson's fans, who have directed numerous threats at her family throughout the years.

An amber alert was issued on Saturday evening after Christopher Cadenbach abducted his sons five-year-old Ethan and four-year old Owen. Police tracked down the 43-year-old father to a park in a St Louis suburb, Missouri but were not able to prevent him from shooting dead his two children before turning the gun on himself. Cadenbach was already wanted by police on a $100,000 domestic violence arrest warrant. On the day of the tragedy, Cadenbach had visited his estranged wife Elisa before going to see his mother.

Investigators found the second body Sunday on a 10-acre farmland belonging t oTodd Kohlhepp (pictured left in court Sunday) in Woodruff, South Carolina. Authorities have not identified the body but it is believed to be one of two mentioned by Kohlhepp when police brought him back to his property Saturday. The search for more bodies has now extended to other properties connected to Kohlhepp and past the borders of South Carolina. Investigators are pictured right digging in his Woodruff farmland. The first body found on Kohlhepp's property has been identified as Charlie Carver's. Kohlhepp is accused of kidnapping Carver's girlfriend Kala Brown. He has also confessed to a 13-year-old quadruple murder.

World champion skier Bode Miller has shared the first photographs of his new family of four after welcoming a newborn daughter on Saturday. Bode and his wife, volleyball player Morgan Beck Miller, (bottom right) left little to the imagination in pictures posted Sunday that appear to show their baby girl's umbilical cord still intact (main). Regardless, the joy at the arrival of their second child together was palpable in the photographs on Instagram, and fans rushed to offer their congratulations. On Saturday, Morgan announced: 'Our baby girl made her way earthside (sic) this morning ... 7 lbs 4 oz 20.5" #grateful for another successful home birth.' The baby girl (top right), whose name has not yet been released, is Bode's fourth child and the second with Morgan, who gave birth to their son Nash Skan Miller in May 2015.

The frozen orbs, which each measure almost three feet across, stretch across an 11-mile section of coastline near the village of Nyda which sits above the Arctic Circle, according to Russian media. A village administrator told The Siberian Times that the snowballs formed in late October when the Gulf of Ob rose up onto land and covered the beach in ice. As the water retreated, the remaining ice chunks rolled over creating snowballs which grew and grew in size until they hit  gigantic proportions.

A suspect in the death of a ten-year-old Texas girl whose body was found in a well after she disappeared from a church is an illegal immigrant, it's been reported. Kayla Gomez-Orozco's body was found in a well Saturday night. The youngster was last seen on Tuesday at the Bullard First Assembly Church where she was attending a prayer service with her family. Authorities said a family member who lives at the home where the body was recovered spoke to law enforcement and a federal immigration detainer was issued. Authorities didn't name the man, but he's been identified by local media as Gustavo Zavala-Garcia. Zavala-Garcia is married to Kayla's cousin, according to the Tyler Morning Telegraph.

NEW Pay attention - or you may miss a world record. A Dutch 'speedcuber' solved a Rubik's Cube in an incredible video. Mats Valk pulled off the feat in a mere 4.74 seconds -- and nabbed the world record. He examined the cube, then placed it on the table and pressed his hands on the timer. The 20-year-old whizzed through the 3 x 3 puzzle cube, before he dropped the completed cube on the table and hit the timer. The speedsolver wrote on Facebook: '4.74 Rubik's cube world record! Hooooly s***.'

An Oklahoma town has been evacuated after the state was hit by its fifth-biggest earthquake ever.  The 5.0-magnitude quake struck one mile west of Cushing at 7.44pm CST, damaging buildings and gas lines, and forcing downtown residents to flee.   The quake, which was originally rated at 5.3, was felt as far away as Kansas City, Missouri, and Little Rock, Arkansas, and comes a week after a 4.5-magnitude quake was reported near Pawnee.  

A man from Australia filmed the moment a funnel web and a redback spider, both of which are lethal to humans, got locked into a vicious fight in a web outside his home. Despite its larger size and sharper fangs, the funnel web appears to have been defeated by the redback after getting its legs caught up in sticky web. The homeowner also filmed himself catching and releasing the funnel web into the wild, but did not say what he did with the redback.

Jon Bon Jovi, 54, is one of few rock greats still touring and flourishing 30-years on in his career. But his long-lasting career isn't the only thing some people consider a rarity in his life, with his marriage to high school sweetheart, Dorothea Hurley, still going strong, despite his rock 'n' roll lifestyle and huge successes. Speaking to Sunday Night in an interview which aired Sunday, the musician revealed the secret to his marital bliss, 27-years on.

American bulldog Belle snuggles up with a baby boy who she appears to have adopted in this cute viral video that was shared on Instagram with the joke 'Dis my baby now'. It has been viewed 20,000 times. The adorable pair look happy as they relax on the sofa. The baby is Stone, and his parents are the USA's largest dog breeders, with NFL stars on their client list.

A woman was critically injured after a cannon used to launch pumpkins into the air exploded during Delaware's 'Punkin Chunkin' contest. Delaware State Police said the 39-year-old woman was injured when the air cannon went off and sent large pieces of shrapnel flying through the air. The woman was struck by the apparatus as it fired police spokesman Master Cpl Jeffrey Hale said. She was treated at the scene (right) before she was taken to a local hospital where she remains in critical condition. A man (left) was also injured in the explosion that occurred Sunday in Bridgeville, a town about 40 miles south of Dover. The 56-year-old was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to a local hospital. Police are still investigating why the cannon exploded.

The Crown actress Vanessa Kirby who stars as Princess Margaret in the Netflix biopic (left) has revealed how the royal never got over being banned from marrying her divorced lover Captain Peter Townsend (right). While researching the role, Kirby met friends of the late royal who revealed she was still bitter over divorcees being allowed to marry when she herself had been prevented from doing the same 20 years earlier.

KC Martin, from Georgia, USA, shared a video of his dog licking a sour sweet and having a hilarious reaction as he discovers he hates it. KC said his dog was eyeing up his candy after Halloween so he decided to let him try a bit, to see how his dog would react. The pooch goes crazy and backs away from the sweet when he is offered it for a second time. The video has been viewed 685,000 times in two days.

Crime really hasn't paid for this armed robber, who not only tried to rob an empty gas station, but had his gun taken from him by the first customer to arrive. The would-be criminal is seen wandering haplessly around the apparently empty gas station with no idea what to do. But as this security footage shows, you should be careful what you wish for - because when a victim finally appears, he's not as pliable as the robber would hope for. 

Dogs aren't allowed on the subway unless they are in a 'container' or a bag. That doesn't seem to bother New Yorkers (or their dogs) who are finding ingenious ways to drag their dogs onto the train. The rules stipulate: 'No person may bring any animal on or into any conveyance or facility unless enclosed in a container,' - but the rules leave open to interpretation just how big the container can be and therefore, the size of the animal. New Yorkers seem to have even trained the biggest dogs that if they're to go out on the town, they need to sit (and fit) happily into a backpack or duffle bag.

Cameron Ross, from Texas, wanted to plan the perfect proposal for girlfriend Kenzie Parker. He and his father painted a huge proposal sign which could be seen from 1,000ft in a light aircraft. Cameron took his girlfriend on her first light aircraft flight and filmed the moment she saw the sign and realised what was happening. The whole proposal took months to plan and used 60 cans on spray paint on 25 bed sheets.

The owner of a Chinese restaurant in Brisbane surprised an intruder by pulling out two meat cleavers instead of cash from the till. Hunter Hu (pictured left) knows a thing or two about knives. Closed-circuit TV camera footage (pictured right) has captured the moment the Kedron small business owner chased a man from Master Noodle. The teenager, now charged with attempted armed robbery, ran across a busy road during peak hour.

This is the shocking moment a little girl is hit by a car in Cheboksary, Russia, after the sledge she is being pulled on slides into the road and into the path of a car. She was not seriously hurt in the incident and no charges were brought against the driver of the car. Dashcam footage shows the six-year-old jumping straight back up after she is hit before she is attended to by a man, possibly her father.