Massive Bomb Explodes in Beirut

Scary

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 3:22PM EDT / Published Oct. 19, 2012 12:09PM EDT

Stringer, Reuters / Landov

A massive bomb exploded in a street in central Beirut during rush hour on Friday, killing at least 8 and wounding over 100. Wissam al-Hassan, a major Lebanese security official who led the investigation into former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri's death, was killed. Protests errupted in Beruit after the bombing, with many citizens accusing Syrian President Bashar Assad of orchestrating the killing. The bombing occurred at a time of heightened tension between Lebanese citizens on opposite sides of the conflict in neighboring Syria.

Read it at Reuters

If Trump Wins, Georgia Trial Must Be Delayed, Lawyer Argues

No trial could be held ahead of the election either, Sadow argued, should Trump clinch the Republican nomination in the coming months.

Newsom’s Wife Reportedly Put an End to Fiery Fox News Debate

Things got hostile behind the scenes, according to NBC News.

‘Home Alone’ Stars Tearfully Reunite

Culkin received his very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Killer Is on the Loose and ‘Preying’ on Homeless: LA Mayor

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass asked that the friends and family of homeless individuals encourage them to take refuge in a shelter and not sleep alone.

White House’s ‘MAGA’ Slam Violated Hatch Act, Watchdog Says

The deputy press secretary referred to “MAGAnomics” on Monday to raise concerns over Republicans possibly repealing the Affordable Care Act.

DeSantis’ Super PAC Suffers Yet Another Brutal Staff Loss

It’s the second major staff departure at Never Back Down in the last two weeks.

Royals ‘United in Outrage’ as ‘Royal Racists’ Named: Report

A source told the Mirror there was “an unequivocal denial that anything said by the two persons named publicly...was said or could be considered to be said in a racist manner.”

BBC Names Kate Middleton and King Charles as ‘Royal Racists’

The British national broadcaster finally crumbled.

Massive Bomb Explodes in Beirut

Stringer, Reuters / Landov