Cannibal family reveals horrific death toll after 18 years of murder
WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: A man and his wife allegedly killed and ate more than 30 people since 1999. Police continue investigations »
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Cannibal family reveals horrific death toll
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North Korea calls Trump's threats a 'declaration of war' and threatens to shoot down US bombers
North Korea's foreign minister called President Donald Trump's comments at the UN General Assembly a clear "declaration of war" that would lead the country to trying to shoot down US strategic bombers even if they're not in North Korea's airspace, according to the BBC. "Since the United States declared war on our country, we will have every right to make countermeasures, including the right to shoot down United States strategic bombers even when they are not inside the airspace border of our country," Ri said.
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Nicole's adopted children 'upset' after Emmys speech
Isabella and Connor weren't mentioned in it.
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The 19 movies that audiences have hated the most in the last 30 years
Audiences can't stand Darren Aronofsky's new allegorical horror film, "Mother!," starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem.CinemaScore, which conducts exit polls of audience opinion on opening nights, recently gave the film the dreaded "F" rating -- its lowest. There have only been 19 films that have ever received an "F" rating, including "Mother!," since CinemaScore started logging data in 1986, according to Vulture. Based on the popular video game of the same name, 'Alone in th Dark' follows detective of paranormal activity Edward Carnby as he investigates the recent mysterious death of his friend, with the help of his anthropologist girlfriend, played by Tara Reid.
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Sri Lanka arrests man with gold-filled bottom
Colombo (AFP) - Sri Lanka customs arrested an India-bound air passenger attempting with "difficulty" to smuggle nearly one kilogram (2.
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A day in the life of 26-year-old Kayla Itsines -- the most influential fitness star on earth -- who has a 7-million strong Instagram following
Kayla Itsines is the most influential fitness star in the world. Business Insider met Itsines, who's Australian, on her most recent visit to London. Scroll down to see a day in the life of Kayla Itsines.
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Long before he became the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin was a KGB spy -- take a look at his early career
• Russian President Vladimir Putin was recruited as a KGB agent after graduating from university. • Putin's experience as a KGB operative may have helped to mould his worldview. Russian President Vladimir Putin has denied that his country is involved in a cyber war with the US.
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Zverev: Everyone would want Federer as a coach
Should Roger Federer opt to move into coaching, Alexander Zverev is confident the Swiss would have plenty of job offers.
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Cop faces court accused of filming sex act with co-worker
A suspended police officer has faced court accused of filming a female co-worker having sex with him before uploading it to Snapchat.
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Expiration dates are bogus -- here's how to tell if food has gone bad
Expiration dates are a scam. The "sell by" dates on food products aren't a reliable means of telling whether or not a food is safe to eat, according to The National Resource Defence Council. Instead, expiration dates merely indicate when a food will reach its limits for something called "optimal quality," which again is based only on a rough estimate.
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17 more Hindu bodies found as Myanmar unearths mass graves: gov't
Yangon (AFP) - Searchers on Monday found 17 more Hindu bodies in mass graves in Myanmar's Rakhine state, the government said, a day after 28 corpses were exhumed in what the army says is evidence of a massacre by Muslim Rohingya militants.
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These are the 10 most confusing words in the English language
When you don't know the meaning of a word, there's one obvious place to turn: the dictionary. Naturally, some words tend to confuse people more than others, as evidenced by Merriam-Webster's list of the 10 most looked-up words in its online dictionary. Rather, the most looked-up words are ones that are "middle of the road linguistically" -- common enough to perpetually perplex readers, as Merriam-Webster lexicographer Kory Stamper told Business Insider.
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Scientists have discovered a potentially suicidal problem with going to Mars
Cosmic rays are a powerful type of radiation that pose a risk to astronauts. Beyond Earth's protective magnetic shield, they increase the risk of cancer and other health effects. The first Mars explorers may face a two-fold higher risk than previously thought, according to a recent study in mice.
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'World's most beautiful girl' walks the runway (10 photos)
Dolce and Gabbana booked Thylane Blondeau for their Milan show.
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We visited one of the fastest-growing chicken chains that's taking over America -- here's what it's like
For much of the country, Zaxby's is a mystery. After a day of dining at takeout-centric fried chicken joints, we found this Zaxby's to be large and spacious. As seasoned chicken connoisseurs, we were wary of Zaxby's warning.
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WWE No Mercy 2017: Cesaro loses teeth, somehow keeps fighting
Cesaro lived up to the nickname 'Swiss Superman' on Sunday when he lost his front teeth but continued his match for the "RAW" tag titles.
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The 20 highest-grossing horror movies of all time, including the new movie version of Stephen King's 'It'
Fervor for the latest take on Stephen King's "It" has pushed the new film near the top of the highest-grossing horror films in history.
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Put down booze, it's killing you: study
Reducing alcohol consumption Australia-wide would lead to fewer cancer death, new research has found.
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Storm's Slater ready for life after league
Veteran Melbourne Storm fullback Billy Slater hasn't made a call on his future but is making plans for life after rugby league anyway.
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Malcolm Turnbull says Australia's gas shortage is 3 times worse than anyone thought - but won't block exports just yet
Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull will meet with the bosses of the country's major gas exporters in a bid to secure more supply for the domestic market after the ACCC's report into the problem found that the local shortage in 2018 is enough power 55 cities the size of Wollongong. The ACCC released its government-commissioned report into a looming shortage in east coast gas supply today, confirming that gas exports are the cause of the shortfall, that consumers and businesses face much high gas prices next year and that the problem could be so bad, the shortfall would be enough to power a city with a 2.2 million population. The prime minister said he was prepared to act on several fronts, attacking the states for blocking gas exploration - a challenge singled out in the ACCC report - saying it was the biggest long-term problem.
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