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United Airlines Puts ScHoolboy Q's Dog In Wrong Flight
The rapper, whose real name is Quincy Matthew Hanley, asked the airline for an explanation on Twitter.
Remains found of fugitive wanted in police chief's 1980 death: FBI
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it learned that Donald Eugene Webb, who had one of the longest-ever runs on the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted" list, said it learned Webb had died in 1999 but did not provide information on cause of death. Webb's remains were found buried in the back of a property in North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, the agency said. Webb had been sought in connection with the murder of Saxonburg, Pennsylvania, Police Chief Greg Adams, who the FBI said was shot twice at close range and beaten about the head and face with a blunt instrument in December 1980.
Second round of Brexit talks set for Monday
The second round of Brexit negotiations will take place in Brussels on Monday, the British government said Friday. Britain's Brexit minister David Davis will meet EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier for talks, followed by a meeting of coordinators and negotiating groups. Issues relating to Northern Ireland and the governance of the withdrawal agreement are to be addressed by the coordinators.
Wobbly Baby Elephant Wears a Harness As Mom Teaches Her How to Walk
Zookeepers say Joy and her mom are bonding well behind the scenes.
US moves to seize $140 mn from Nigerian oil corruption
The yacht and a $50 million condominium overlooking New York's famed Central Park were among the riches tied to dirty contracts awarded by Nigeria's former oil minister between 2011 and 2015, the US Justice Department said statement. "The United States is not a safe haven for the proceeds of corruption," acting Assistant Attorney General Kenneth Blanco said. The assets were purchased using proceeds of oil sector contracts awarded by Nigeria's former minister for petroleum resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, who oversaw the state oil company, according to the Justice Department.
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