A widow has described her shock at finding parts of her husband’s feet when his belongings were returned to her by a funeral home. A major search was launched after Mark Federspiel, 64, fell from Western Ferries’ Sound of Shuna while travelling between Gourock and his home in Dunoon on 15 June. The former US Navy diver’s body was found at Kilcreggan Beach on 12 October. Mark’s widow, Annette Federspiel, described the moment she opened the bag of his possessions as “like something out of a horror film”. Mark’s belongings were returned to the family last week, soon after he...
LeBron James’ 1,297-Game Double-Digit Scoring Streak Ends But He Gets Winning Assist Vs. Raptors
For LeBron James, the win mattered more than the streak. James’ NBA-record run of 1,297 consecutive regular-season games with at least 10 points ended Thursday night at Toronto, and he was the one who made the decision to have it end. Instead of trying to score to win the game — and extend his streak — he set up Rui Hachimura for the final shot. Hachimura connected on a 3-pointer at the buzzer, James got the game-winning assist, and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Raptors 123-120. James finished with eight points and had no regrets. “None,” James said. “We won.” James’ streak...
Chaos Erupts At Indian Airports As Country’s Largest Airline Cancels Flights
Chaos gripped major Indian airports Friday as passengers of the country’s biggest airline, IndiGo, scrambled to cope up with widespread flight disruptions and cancellations triggered by newly enforced rules limiting working hours for crew and pilots. Scenes of frustration played out as passengers slept on airport floors, queued for hours at customer service counters and waited without clear communication from the airline. Friday was the fourth straight day of disruptions as the low cost carrier struggles with new regulations that mandate longer rest periods and limit night flying hours to address concerns about fatigue and safety. The first phase of the rules came into effect...
Photo News: Family Of Badly Injured National Guardsman Andrew Wolfe Shoot By Afghan Immigrant Near White House Visit Trump At Oval Office
President Trump: ““The great family of Andrew Wolfe — Our wonderful National Guardsman who was badly injured protecting the Capital of the United States of America. “He is in the process of healing. His parents, brother, and all of his friends are praying. I just met them in the Oval Office — They are fantastic American Patriots!”
US President Participate In Peace Deal Signing Between Rwanda And Congo In Washington To End One Of The Longest Running Conflicts In The World
President Trump joins President Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and President Kagame of Rwanda in signing the Washington Accords, ending the decades-long war between the two nations. “For more than 30 years, one of the worst conflicts on earth has been raging in Eastern Congo. Millions and millions of people have been tragically killed… many administrations have tried… today, we’re succeeding where so many others have failed.” Trump stated.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Addresses Bribery And Corruption Charges Level Against Him In Court
Israeli Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu: “…I am accused of receiving positive media coverage from a second-rate website. In 250 years of liberal democracy, no one has been charged with positive media coverage. “This is called bribery, but in court it turned out that I had negative and hostile coverage. Two years ago the judges said to drop the bribery charge, but the prosecutors refused because it was a political trial. “What’s left now? 29 years ago my son took a Bugs Bunny doll and cigarettes from my friend. This trial is ridiculous and has been going on for 4 years,...
Russia Restricts Facetime, Its Latest Step In Controlling Online Communications
Russian authorities said Thursday they have imposed restrictions on Apple’s video calling service FaceTime, the latest step in an effort to tighten control over the internet and communications online. State internet regulator Roskomnadzor alleged in a statement that the service is being “used to organize and conduct terrorist activities on the territory of the country, to recruit perpetrators (and) commit fraud and other crimes against our citizens.” Apple did not respond to an emailed request for comment. The Russian regulator also announced that it has blocked Snapchat, a messaging app for sharing photos, videos and text messages, citing the same grounds it...