A day-care owner hanged a 16-month-old boy at her Minneapolis home Friday, then fled through the city in her minivan, striking several pedestrians before unsuccessfully trying to jump from an overpass, police said. Police said the suspect is Nataliia Karia, 42, who owns Uptown Daycare. She was in a hospital for unspecified treatment, and will be charged. The child was rescued by a parent who arrived to drop off her own child and saw the boy dangling. Karia was nowhere to be found. Police say she had fled in a gold minivan that would injure several others before police caught up with it. “It’s horrific, horrific,” Minneapolis Deputy Police Chief Kris Arneson said in a news conference. “We never
Washington PostAshton Kutcher revealed Saturday on a panel at the Airbnb Open 2016 in Los Angeles that he lived in Airbnbs for a year following his divorce from Demi Moore. During Kutcher’s presentation, he told friend and Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky that it was the kindness of a stranger that changed his perspective of human relationships.
PeopleMost people realize that fast-food isn't the healthiest or best tasting cuisine. It is, however, expected to be fast. Because, you know, that's what it's called. But some chains like McDonald's have struggled with slower food delivery in recent years, due to increased items on the menu and other factors. But the world's largest restaurant chain, which serves approximately 68 million customers daily in 119 countries, is trying to change that. For several months, McDonald's has been testing what's called the "just-for-you experience." In 200 U.S. restaurants (and over 2,000 across the globe), customers are able to order directly from a self-serve kiosk, after which an employee brings the meal directly
Inc MagazineThe death toll from India’s worst train accident in years rose to 146 on Monday after rescuers used cranes to lift the last of the twisted metal wreckage to check for bodies underneath. About 2,000 workers were clearing the tracks and checking for damage to the rail line in hopes of resuming traffic through one of India’s busiest railway junctions by Monday evening, railway official Amit Kumar said. The government called for an investigation into what caused the accident, promising to punish anyone found responsible. The passenger train was about midway through a 27-hour journey between the cities of Indore and Patna when it slid off the tracks at 3:10 a.m. Sunday. The impact was so strong that one of the coaches landed atop another, crushing the one below. Passengers were flung from their beds. “I heard a loud noise,” passenger Satish Mishra said. “The train then sped up, and all the coaches derailed.” Rescue workers, soldiers and members of India’s disaster management force pulled out people trapped inside the twisted metal and overturned coaches near Pukhrayan, a village outside Kanpur about 400 kilometers (250 miles) southeast of New Delhi. They used cutting torches to pry open cars and cranes to lift coaches from the tracks, moving carefully to avoid injuring those trapped inside. By Monday afternoon, they had lifted the last of the 14 wrecked cars from the tracks, finding no more bodies beneath. The accident killed at least 146, according to state official Debasish Panda. Doctors said 116 of the victims had been identified. (AP) See more news-related photo galleries and follow us on Yahoo News Photo Tumblr.
Yahoo News Photo StaffResearchers in New Zealand have released stunning aerial footage mapping the impact of November's 7.8 magnitude earthquake on the Kekerengu Fault.
ABC News VideosYouGov's Will Jordan made an interesting observation over the weekend: California, the nation's largest state and home to 12 percent of its population, still has more ballots to count than were cast in 34 states and Washington, D.C. Unsurprisingly, California is already recording more votes cast than any other state, according to U.S. Election Atlas. But the 2.8 million ballots left to count are more than were cast in Wyoming, Alaska, D.C., Vermont, the Dakotas, Hawaii and Delaware combined. Not all will be valid ballots, but most should be, further extending Hillary Clinton's 1.7 million-vote lead in the national popular vote. Because of how the electoral college is structured, even small states
Washington PostThe promise of Trump tax cuts excites many, and is already triggering some ?pay me in 2017′ requests. Yet voters just passed higher California taxes, at least until 2030. California’s Proposition 55 extended the “temporary” 13.3% tax rate on California’s high-income earners, the highest marginal tax rate in the nation. Well, it’s only temporary, through 2030. These personal income tax increases on incomes over $250,000 started in 2012. It hits 1.5% of Californians, those with a single income filing of at least $263,000, or a joint income filing of at least $526,000. Many of these people must be thinking about cuts in federal taxes they might get in 2017. Yet the disproportionately high California
ForbesMany felt he was a top-five talent in the 2016 draft class before suffering the injury, and he easily could have slid a lot farther in the draft for medical concerns had the Cowboys not selected him. Dallas Cowboys linebacker Jaylon Smith is making encouraging progress from a devastating knee injury but still might not be ready.
Shutdown CornerWant an iced coffee from Starbucks? It'll cost you a bit more. The company told CNBC that on Nov. 10 select cold beverages and bakery items saw a price increase of between 10 cents and 30 cents. "We expect the average customer ticket to increase by about 0.5 percent as a result of these beverage adjustments," a Starbucks spokeswoman told CNBC. "Approximately 90 percent of beverages have not changed price. For example hot brewed coffee, espresso, tea or prepared items were not impacted." Twitter users have taken to the social media platform to complain about increased prices for their favorite drinks. This isn't the first price hike of the year. The company bumped the cost of its beverages by
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