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MILWAUKEE BEAST: After admitting to raping 101-YEAR-OLD woman, perp says he 'would have worn a condom' if the horrific act was planned in advance

Accused Milwaukee rapist, Antoine Devon, said he never planned to sexually assault a 101-year-old woman, otherwise he would have brought a condom with him.

UVA student Hannah Graham died from ‘homicidal violence’: medical examiner

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS HANDOUT PHOTO TO BE USED SOLELY TO ILLUSTRATE NEWS REPORTING OR COMMENTARY ON THE FACTS OR EVENTS DEPICTED IN THIS IMAGE. THIS IMAGE MAY ONLY BE USED FOR 14 DAYS FROM TIME OF TRANSMISSION; NO ARCHIVING; NO LICENSING. BEST QUALIT Hannah Graham's revealed cause of death comes exactly one month after her remains were found in an Albemarle County, Va. field.

Missouri gas station killer Leon Taylor executed with lethal injection

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS A man who killed a suburban Kansas City gas station attendant in front of the worker’s young stepdaughter in 1994 was put to death early Wednesday — the ninth execution in Missouri this year.

BAD SCENT: Sephora deactivates thousands of Asian customers’ accounts due to racial stereotype: suit

atx; Cosmetics giant Sephora has deactivated the online accounts of Asian customers due to its racist belief they take advantage of discount sales to buy beauty products in bulk and resale them for a profit, a class-action suit charges.

Connecticut Boy Scout leader gave kids alcohol, porn before raping them: cops

David Kress was arrested last month for allegedly sexually assaulting at least six boys in his scouting troop. The victims said he gave them alcohol and porn before he raped them. A Connecticut Boy Scout leader slipped his young scouts booze and let them flip through pornographic magazines before he raped them, police said.
The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1 review

REVIEW: JLaw carries cast in 'Mockingjay'

DEVELOPING Blaze tears through Brooklyn apartment building, leaving 6 in critical condition, injuring 15

FILE - Firefighters stand on the fire escape as winds whip the flames from a five-alarm fire in the Brooklyn borough of New York late in this Feb. 19, 2011 file photo. Candles ringing a bed in a voodoo ceremony that included sex ignited sheets and clothing strewn nearby and caused a fatal apartment fire last weekend, a city official said Friday Feb. 25, 2011. (AP Photo/Paul Martinka) Six people were in critical condition; one person was in serious condition, and eight more suffered minor injuries from the fire, which ravaged the three-story Flatbush Ave. building near Faragut Ave. in Flatbush for over an hour, fire officials said.

Family of mom who fell 75 feet to her death at Texas theme park nets settlement

The victim of Friday night's roller coaster accident, Rosy Esparza The family of a Texas mom who plunged 75 feet to her death after falling out of a roller coaster has settled with the theme park and ride manufacturer.

Let's get physical! Louisiana teacher involved in threesome with student asks to leave house arrest for Jazzercise class

Shelley S. Dufresne was accused of having sex with a Destrehan High School student. A former Louisiana teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student wants to dance her way out of house arrest — to Jazzercise.

Lupica: NFL Commissioner Goodell gets it right as he hits Adrian Peterson hard

You start here with Adrian Peterson: He got exactly what he deserved on Tuesday when Roger Goodell suspended him for the remaining six games of the Vikings’ season.

DERRIERE SHE IS! Miss Bumbum Brazil officially crowned

Gonzalez: Unfinished West Side commercial development costs taxpayers $650M

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Wherever you wander along midtown Manhattan’s far West Side, you’ll come across the dusty din of jackhammers, cranes and construction crews lifting new hotels, condos, and office buildings into the sky.

Dwight Howard child abuse investigation is now being RE-OPENED in Georgia

CORBIS OUT Just two days after being cleared of child abuse charges in Florida, Georgia police have re-opened an investigation into Rockets All-Star Dwight Howard, NBC News reports.

Missouri Navy vet fired for posting photos of Homeland Security vehicles near Ferguson to Facebook: reports

Mark Paffrath, a Missouri Navy veteran, said he was fired from his job and called a terrorist for posting pictures to Facebook of Homeland Security vehicles at a hotel garage near Ferguson. A Missouri Navy veteran said he was fired for posting pictures of Homeland Security vehicles near Ferguson as the area prepares for a grand jury decision in Michael Brown's death.

Judge blasts 1 World Trade Center BASE jumpers as he REFUSES to toss their felony charges

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Charles Solomon said the trio of jumpers and the alleged lookout should face felony charges for their Sept. 2013 stunt.

Chris Hemsworth is People's 2014 'Sexiest Man Alive'

Chris Hemsworth is named People's Sexiest Man Alive, 2014.

GRUESOME: Mexican man kills best friend, then cuts off his penis and feeds it to dog

Mario Alberto Lizalde Reyes told police he shot best friend Mario Hernandez Banda in the head before chopping off Banda’s penis and feeding it to his dog. A drunk who shot his best pal in the head before chopping off his penis and feeding it to his dog was so overcome with guilt he handed himself in to police as soon as he sobered up.

New Jersey cop arrested for exposing genitals during traffic stops: police

Newton Police Department Officer Jason Miller, a married father of two, has been charged with exposing himself during traffic stops. A 37-year-old New Jersey policeman has been arrested and charged with official misconduct for allegedly unzipping his fly during several traffic stops, authorities said.

Brooklyn man accused of groping co-worker says he is mocked

Plaintiff Michael Sabella, a longshoreman who claims he was sexually harassed by a supervisor, at Brooklyn Federal Court where he testified at his federal law suit. Brooklyn, New York, Monday November 10th, 2014. (Jesse Ward for New York Daily News.) A Brooklyn longshoreman said he’s been mocked on the docks since being accused of sexually harassing a male co-worker.

Top paid CEOs sometimes rake in more than their companies pay in federal taxes: study

In this Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012 photo, Chevron CEO John Watson talks during an interview, in New York. Watson, 55, a California native and Chevron lifer, joined the company in 1980 as a financial analyst. Before becoming CEO in 2010 he was vice chairman in charge of strategic planning, business development and mergers and acquisitions. He also ran the company’s international exploration and production business, led the company’s integration with Texaco and was CFO. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) The report by a Washington think tank found 29 of the nation's 100 wealthiest chief executives were drawing bigger checks than the ones going to Uncle Sam. The analysis, 'Fleecing Uncle Sam,' urged Congress to reform tax laws to force corporations to pay up when it comes to federal taxes.

Former Bronx Rabbi Mosheh Twersky, 59 among those killed in Jerusalem synagogue attack

Rabbi Moshe Twersky, a rabbi formerly based in the Bronx, was among those killed in Jerusalem Tuesday. One of the victims of Tuesday’s slaughter at a Jerusalem synagogue was a former Bronx rabbi whose grandfather was a founder of the Modern Orthodox Jewish movement.

Expert: U.S. should cut aid to Palestine for supporting terrorists

DOHA, QATAR - JULY 20: In this handout photo provided by the Palestinian Press Office (PPO), Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (R) meets with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on July 20, 2014 in Doha, Qatar. Palestinian officials in Gaza say more than 60 people were killed during Israeli military operations over the past 24 hours, making it the most deadly period since the latest conflict began. (Photo by Thaer Ghanaim/PPO via Getty Images) The first thing that must be said about the synagogue massacre by Palestinian terrorists in Jerusalem on Tuesday is that it’s not part of some “cycle of violence.”

EDITORIAL The synagogue slaughter of four Israeli rabbis reveals the true nature of Palestinian radicals

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY GPO FOR EDITORIAL PURPOSES ONLY Celebrated broadly by Palestinians, the slaughter of four worshippers in a Jerusalem synagogue and the murder of a police officer were the stuff of ISIS nightmares.

NYPD increasing patrols following Jerusalem attack

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said there are no specific threats, but he was upping patrols to synagogues and 'other symbolic locations around the city.'
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Latino activists picket outside Gracie Mansion claiming a lack of Hispanic representation in City Hall

Members of the National Latino Officers Associations of America and members of Boricuas for a Positive Image demonstrate outside of Gracie Mansion on 11/18/14 after the Puerto Rican Heritage Celebration was held inside with Mayor de Blasio. (Bryan Pace for New York Daily News) The Campaign for Fair Latino Representation, a coalition of advocacy groups, braved the bitter cold outside Gracie for two hours.

Mount Sinai Hospital adds isolated facility to treat Ebola patients

A FRIDAY, NOV. 14, 2014 PHOTO The Ebola crisis that hit the United States a little over a month ago has sparked a construction boom as hospitals nationwide scramble to build biocontainment wings.

EXCLUSIVE Bronx waterfront parcel could be next mega development for a cool $30M

For a cool $30 million, a developer can snap us this piece of Bronx waterfront real estate and create massive residential towers, like those in this rendering. A nearly abandoned lot in University Heights could soon become the Bronx’s next residential haven.

Queens teen charged with raping female cab driver: District Attorney

Queens District Attorney Richard Brown announced today the arrests and indictments of 21 individuals involved in the nation wide manufacture and sale of fraudulent identity documents. Original Filename: MQ5R2634.JPG Jackson Heights resident Luis Barrija, 19, who hailed a livery cab in Brooklyn, allegedly told his driver to pull over near 93rd St. in Queens before raping her, cops said Tuesday.

Queens basketball coach charged in lewd video chat with teenage player — allegedly telling 15-year-old to strip

Queens Criminal Courthouse site shot A Queens youth basketball coach has been charged in connection with a lewd video chat he had with one of his teenage players, District Attorney Richard Brown said Tuesday.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

'SHE'S NOT DOING WELL': Rev. Al Sharpton reportedly would welcome embattled aide Rachel Noerdlinger back to National Action Network, says source, as she takes City Hall leave

Rachel Noerdlinger The Rev. Al Sharpton told Rachel Noerdlinger she was welcome back in the National Action Network fold after she announced she was leaving City Hall, a source told the Daily News on Tuesday.

EXCLUSIVE Eric Schneiderman hits tax cheat developer with $500K settlement

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi On Sunday, the Daily News reported that several companies have been building city-subsidized affordable housing, even as they owe $11.8 million in back wages.

MTA board member tries to backtrack on outrageous proposal to ban backpacks

MTA board member Charles G. Moerdler suggested banning backpacks on trains as one way to prevent overcrowding. Some city straphangers agree with him about inconsiderate riders who wield their bulky packs like a bludgeon, the Bronx resident told the Daily News.

Gov. Cuomo deploys National Guard to fight massive New York storm

Highway to hell? No, it's the NYS Thruway near Buffalo. "We are deploying the National Guard to ramp up efforts to keep Western New York residents safe and to assist storm recovery efforts," Gov. Cuomo said Tuesday as some areas hunkered down.

Stasi: Rachel's a very smart woman who just made an idiotic choice

Rachel Noerdlinger wouldn't be the first to lose her head over a man.

Sayreville football assistant coaches reinstated, but George Najjar does not yet join them

The scene outside Sayreville War Memorial High School in Parlin, New Jersey on Tuesday October 21, 2014 prior to a Board Of Education Meeting to determine the fate of Head Football Coach George Najjar. (Bill Denver For New York Daily News) Four assistant coaches who were suspended with pay last month in the wake of the Sayreville War Memorial High School football sexual-abuse and hazing scandal have been reinstated, but the head coach has not been, the district Board of Education said Tuesday night.

'I put Jimmie where he belonged': Florida woman confessing to killing neighbor, COOKING body to get rid of evidence

Angela Stoldt, 42, confessed to killing her neighbor and then cooking the remains in a bid to get rid of the evidence. Angela Stoldt said she stabbed and choked James Sheaffer out of self-defense, then tried to get rid of the body by boiling and baking it.

Australian student busted filming online sex show at university library

NR The woman performed seedy sex acts to hundreds of paying patrons from the comfort of the University of Newcastle's Auchmuty campus, on the New South Wales coast.

Suspect in Diamond District heist slapped with robbery, drug charges: cops

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Rondu Frisby, 37, was charged with robbery. He was also charged with marijuana and cocaine possession because police found drugs in his Harlem apartment when he was arrested Monday.

KIDS POWER: How the Smiths stack up to the Jenners

Jayden and Willow Smith's New York Times Interview

'One very excited girl': 7-year-old Australian girl discovers sea monster fossil

The fossil is now on display at Kronosaurus Korner. A 7-year-old Australian girl discovered the fossil of an ancient sea monster, weighing in at 882 pounds, on a family vacation in July.

Senate votes down Keystone XL pipeline bill

SUNDAY, FEB. 17, 2013 FILE PHOTO The U.S. Senate voted 59-41 Tuesday evening to reject the Keystone XL pipeline.

N.J. school district faces 'Under God' discrimination suit

A family in New Jersey claims reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in public school classrooms discriminates against atheist children. A judge will hear arguments in a lawsuit filed against a New Jersey school district by a family who claim the reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance discriminates against children with atheist beliefs.

Vacuum truck explosion hospitalizes more than 15 people after chemical waste spews at California site

A vacuum truck exploded in Santa Paula, spraying a combustible white liquid several hundred feet. Two drivers were in the truck when it exploded around 6:30 a.m. at the Santa Clara Waste Water Company A vacuum truck explosion in Southern California sent more than 15 people, including three firefighters, to the hospital after a hazardous material sprayed about the scene Tuesday morning.
Sports

Yankees likely won't got to Max for Scherzer

Max Scherzer When discussing the Yankees and marquee free agents, you never say never. But when it comes to the biggest names on the market this winter, the Bombers are saying “Not right now.”

Myers: NFL commish's Adrian Peterson ruling sends a message

FILE Roger Goodell got it right with Adrian Peterson and ventured about as close as possible to kicking the Vikings running back-child abuser out of the league, not that there would’ve been anything wrong with that.

Knicks Insider: Carmelo's sore knee takes another lump

Melo leaves at one point to have his left knee retaped. Carmelo Anthony laid on a training table in the visiting locker room for several minutes, his left knee being iced down following the Knicks’ failed comeback bid in a 117-113 loss Tuesday to the Bucks.

Jets Insider: Who else might Jet under new regime?

If Woody Johnson does indeed decide to reboot the Jets organization after 2014, the firings of Rex Ryan and John Idzik would be just the start. As the Jets prepare for their final six games before the team’s owner delivers his decision, there are plenty of others whose status with the team hangs in the balance. Let’s take a look at some of the people — players and coaches alike — who could be affected by a regime change, should Johnson choose to clean house this offseason.
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British grandma claims cops asked her to remove knitted gorilla from window over racism claims

nne Feast with a toy monkey that she hangs in her living room window. A grandmother says police asked her to move a toy baby gorilla called Cilla hanging in her window - because someone had found it 'offensive'. Anne Feast, 70, knitted the cuddly figure last year and it has been hanging by its arm in her front window ever since. But she claims two police officers knocked on her door and started quizzing her about the 'black body' after saying they had received a complaint. Anne and husband Philip, 71, say they don't know exactly why the toy caused offence, but suspect it had been misinterpreted as being racist. Cilla is hung in different positions each day and they wonders whether a passerby has been upset by an unusual pose. The couple have so far refused to take Cilla down and they have written a note to the anonymous complainant which now sits in the window, along with the gorilla. It says: "Are you the person/persons that made a complaint to the police about the knitted toy gorilla in our window. "Well why didn't you knock on our door and tell us face to face what your concerns were about this toy. Cambridgeshire police say they have no record of any complaint being made about the gorilla or of any police officers visiting the couple's council-owned home in Ely, Cambridgeshire. Anne Feast was left stunned when police officers showed up at her Cambridgeshire home to question her about what they said was a woollen 'black hanging body.'

Uber exec apologizes for tirade about digging into personal lives and discrediting journalists reporting on taxi app

Emil Michael, Senior Vice President of Uber is interviewed on FOX Business. Emil Michael, senior vice president of Uber, is sorry after being outed for his creepy tirade against his company's sometimes unflattering press coverage.

Delays may have cost Ebola victim Martin Salia his life

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GREY'S ANIMOSITY: Heigl fires back at Shonda Rhimes

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Virginia woman faces federal charge for promoting ISIS on social media

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Obama orders review into handling of overseas hostages after ISIS killings

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