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Lifestyle GQ
White House Insiders Were Furious Over Trump’s Russia Comments
Trump’s cabinet worked like crazy to make him reverse course on what he said in Helsinki.
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Style Elle
Prince George Receives Adorable First Official Royal Birthday Present
It’s not even his birthday yet!
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entertainment Yahoo Music
Ted Nugent calls father of gun violence victim a 'dumb f***' for protesting concert
Ted Nugent bashes Andy Parker for protesting his concert, declaring, "How the f*** do you hate the Nugent family when we’re praying for you?"
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Lifestyle HuffPost
Meghan Markle Makes First Public Appearance Since Her Dad Said She Looked 'Terrified'
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry stepped out together in London on Tuesday,
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Sports Yahoo Sports
DeMar DeRozan's take on being traded for Kawhi Leonard: 'Sell you out quick for a little bit of nothing'
Let's just say the four-time NBA All-Star wasn't too happy.
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Late-Night Hosts React to Trump-Putin Press Conference | THR News
On July 16, President Donald Trump appeared at a press conference with Russian leader Vladimir Putin at the Helsinki Summit, and late night hosts reacted.
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News ReutersTongue-lashings from North Korea's Kim underscore shift in focus to economy
By Hyonhee Shin and Jeongmin Kim SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's strident rebukes of officials during recent trips to industrial sites were aimed at rallying support at home for his economic drive and convincing outsiders about his willingness to denuclearize. In June, Kim held an unprecedented summit with President Donald Trump in Singapore, where he lauded the city-state's economic progress and "world-class" amenities. This month, the young leader has toured industrial facilities and special economic zones near North Korea's border with China, often lambasting officials over delayed construction projects or lackluster modernization of production lines, according to state media.
