News 2024, September
Hurricane Florence Will Hit East Coast As A 'Very Scary' Major Storm This Week
The Southeastern United States is bracing for Hurricane Florence. The hurricane's center is expected to affect Bermuda and the Bahamas on Tuesday and Wednesday, and to hit North Carolina on Thursday, USA Today reported. North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia have all declared states of emergency, AccuWeather reported.
They Find 55 In A Truck At The Border
55 undocumented immigrants were rescued from inside an intercepted truck in Laredo, Texas whose interior reached 100 degrees Fahrenheit
Dog Kills Its Owner Two Weeks After Being Adopted
A 64-year-old woman in Maryland was fatally attacked by the pit bull dog she had adopted
Nail Salon Apologizes After Denying Service To Woman Because She Weighs Over 250 Lbs
A South Carolina nail salon is making amends after they turned away a woman because she weighed over 250 lbs. Amanda Wolfenbarger went to Nail Spa in Conway, South Carolina for a pedicure, and said a man took her over to a chair and had her soak her feet for ten minutes before returning and asking how much she weighed.
Model Found Dead On Mexican Millionaire's Yacht
Sinead McNamara, 20, was found in Greece with a rope around her neck in the luxurious yacht of Mexican billionaire Alberto Baillerés
Model Called Crying Before Dying On A Yacht
Sinead McNamara, the Australian model who died on the yacht of a Mexican tycoon, called her family crying two days before she died
Facebook Appoints Spanish Antonio Lucio Marketing Director
Spanish executive Antonio Lucio is appointed director of marketing for Facebook
Girl Dies To Rescue Her Cell Phone
Imogen Roche, 15, died while trying to rescue her cell phone from an apartment in New York: she fell into the void from a fifth floor
Mom Who Was Charged After Son, 3, Found Dead Had Made Him Live In 'Filth' & Sleep With Roaches: Cousin
A cousin of the Las Vegas mom charged after her 3-year-old son's body was found in a park Monday said the woman allegedly took poor care of her two children, making them live in “filth” and sleep alongside roaches. "She just wasn't deserving of those kids,"
Two Priests Arrested For Oral Sex
Diego Berrio and Edwin Giraldo Cortez, two priests belonging to a parish in Chicago, were caught having oral sex on a Miami street
1 In 5 Millennials Are Making A Huge Investing Mistake. Here's How They Can Fix It
It's no secret the financial crisis was a traumatic event for many millennials. Yet new research suggests that those scars still linger even now - and, for a significant minority, may be imperiling their retirement security. The oldest millennials, born around 1980, were in their mid-20s when the 2008 financial crisis hit.
M-13 Gang Member Rapes 11-year-old Girl
A new crime is associated with the M-13 criminal gang, one of its members allegedly entered a room in Brooklyn and raped an 11-year-old girl
I Fly With About 100 Sick Passengers. What Happened?
More than 100 passengers said they felt sick on an Emirates flight that was quarantined
What You Need To Know About The Upcoming Flu Season - Including When To Get Your Flu Shot
With Labor Day officially in the rearview mirror and the return of the school year underway, Americans will soon have to grapple with the annual public health ritual of prepping for the flu season. Fall doesn't technically start for another two and a half weeks.
A Woman Commits Suicide In New York, Her Friend Saw Everything From The Security Camera
Constance Tyler, 51, a California resident, was visiting New York and stayed at her friend's apartment near 36th Street and Park Ave
New Scandal At The Vatican
Several children were abused by members of the church; even, the brother of one of the Popes is mentioned to allow it
The Trump Administration Is Revoking Passports Of Some US Citizens Of Hispanic Descent
Some US citizens are being stripped of their passports, with their citizenship called into question, according to a startling new report. The Washington Post reported Wednesday that a growing number of individuals with birth certificates showing they were born in the US are being denied passports, accused of using fraudulent birth certificates.
Girl Finds Out That She Will Have A New Heart
Sofía Mireya Sánchez, 11, received the good news that she would finally have a heart transplant just a few days after receiving rapper Drake's visit to the hospital
Boy Refuses To Use Violence Against His Bullies
10-year-old boy refuses to respond violently to his bullies, claiming that's not the way the Jedi would
They Find The Woman Who Rang The Bell And Disappeared
Police have located the woman who "rang the bell and disappeared" in a video that went viral: her boyfriend mistreated her and committed suicide
The Remains Of A Woman In The Bronx
Lisa Velasquez, a 25-year-old Puerto Rican who witnessed the murder of her mother years ago, was found torn to pieces in the Bronx; two suspects arrested
Reigning Participant Criticized For Comment On Prostitution
A participant of Miss Dominican Republic is the target of criticism in the networks for her answer in the round of questions
Astonishing X-Ray Shows Grape Lodged In Child's Throat
Many parents of babies and toddlers, and even older children, know how dangerous it is for them to eat whole grapes. That's because little ones' airways are about the size of an uncut grape, and this slippery fruit can easily become lodged in there.
Who Is The Author Of The Jacksonville Florida Shooting
Adam Katz, 24, was named as the author of a fatal shooting that occurred in Jacksonville, Florida
Meet The Teens Who Were Born After Their Fathers Died On 9/11
They are the final gifts their fathers left behind. Known as the Children of 9/11, they were the 100 or so babies born after their fathers died on September 11, 2001, in the worst terrorist attack in US history. PEOPLE first introduced them in a cover story just a few months after 9/11 and then again 10 years later in 2011.
Denied Renewal Of Passports To Hispanics
They denounce that the United States government is denying the renewal of passports to Hispanics in South Texas
US Open Criticized For 'Sexist' Double Standard After Alizé Cornet Was Penalized For Briefly Taking Her Shirt Off
Alizé Cornet was penalized at the US Open for quickly removing her shirt and putting it back on, a move from the Open that critics are calling sexist. The chair umpire Christian Rask hit French player Cornet, who is ranked No. 31 in the world, with the code violation, effectively a warning in the sport, during her opening round match against Johanna Larsson on Tuesday.
Father Kills His 10-year-old Twins
A Chicago father committed suicide after killing his 10-year-old twin sons
Agreement Between Trump And Peña Nieto On NAFTA
The two presidents reach a preliminary understanding to renegotiate the North American trade agreement
Jacksonville, Florida Shooting
New shooting in Jacksonville, Florida leaves several fatalities and injuries
A Mother Says Her 19-Month-Old Daughter Died After Being Held By ICE. Now She's Suing For Millions
A Guatemalan mother who says her daughter died weeks after falling ill in a Texas US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility is suing the US government for wrongful death. Yazmin Juarez, 20, and her 19-month old daughter, Mariee, crossed the Rio Grande into southern Texas in an effort to seek asylum in the United States, according to the claim.
Cigarette Butts - Not Plastic Straws - Are The Worst Contaminant Of Oceans, According To New Study
Plastic straws are the target du jour of corporations, retailers, and even states and cities. Everyone from Marriott and Hyatt to Starbucks and McDonald's are implementing their own plastic straw bans. But according to a new report from NBC News, the source of our collective energy may be misplaced.
They Reunite A Honduran Child With His Parents But He Does Not Recognize Them
Reveal the heartbreaking video of the encounter between a Honduran migrant boy and his parents who were separated at the border: the boy did not recognize them
Child Commits Suicide For Being Gay
Jamel Myles, a student at a school in Denver, committed suicide less than a week after school began; his mother says he was harassed for being gay
California Girl, 6, Climbs Tallest Mountain In The Country: 'She Laughed' And 'Broke Out In Tears
A young girl from Berkeley, California, endured thin air and altitude sickness to reach the top of Mount Whitney, the highest summit in the contiguous United States - and when she made the summit, she couldn't help but smile. In July, 6-year-old Eva Luna Harper-Zahn trekked up the 14,505 feet of Mount Whitney, home to the highest summit in the lower 48 states.
Identity Of Victims Revealed In Jacksonville, Florida Shooting
Florida police reveal the identity of the two victims of the shooting in the city of Jacksonville, Florida
This Influencer Posed In Her Bra And Leggings To Prove That Social Media Doesn't Tell The Whole Story
Ever scroll through images of your favorite bloggers and wonder how they can look so perfect, or why they always seem so happy? Well it's time for a reality check, courtesy of fitness influencer Nina Zeiler. In a recent Instagram post, Zeiler reminds us that behind those seemingly flawless photos are normal human beings with their own insecurities.
Google Engineer Tells His Truth
Successful Google engineer Michael Sayman speaks exclusively with People en Español about his sexual orientation
Why Was An African American Student Expelled From Her School?
A Catholic school expels an African American girl because of what her hair looked like?
Cancun Travel Warning Issued After Bodies Were Found In A Taxi, A Hammock And Bags
The US has issued a travel advisory for Mexico after authorities found eight bodies in Cancún this week. Travelers to Mexico are advised to "exercise increased caution," according to the State Department advisory, which notes that "