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Currently.com - AT&T Yahoo Email, News, Sports & More AT&T Search Powered by Yahoo Skip to Navigation Skip to Main Content Skip to Related Content Sign in Mail Sign in to view your mail Mail Get AT&T Mail FREE News Finance Sports Entertainment Lifestyle Weather myAT&T More... Mask fight leaves customer with broken leg The incident was caught on video and police arrested 25-year-old Terri Thomas, charging her in an attack that hospitalized the victim. Suspect faces assault charge » SEALs cut ties to museum after Kaepernick video Man clings to truck for 9 miles on freeway In rare move, Facebook removes post by Trump Marine vehicle in fatal accident found under ocean 'American Ninja Warrior' champion arrested News CNN Jake Paul has propelled to fame as a brash social media villain. And he loves it With his spiky blond hair and eye-popping antics, YouTube star Jake Paul has propelled to fame as a social media villain and provocateur. U.S. The Telegraph Trusted friend murdered and raped childhood companion after her birthday night out A man has been convicted of raping and murdering a female friend who had trusted the killer to walk her home safe, before hiding her body in a brook. Wesley Streete, who towered over his slightly-built victim, Keeley Bunker, dumped her body facedown in a stream in a nearby park before trying to conceal his crime by covering her with branches, on September 19, 2019. He repeatedly lied about what had happened to the 20-year-old woman after they returned to their hometown of Tamworth, following a night out in Birmingham to celebrate her birthday, changing his account at least four times before the trial. Streete initially claimed to have left Ms Bunker to walk home alone, before later alleging at trial he "accidentally killed her" during consensual sex in Wigginton Park. Jurors at Stafford Crown Court took just over eight hours to convict the 20-year-old on Wednesday. Streete, of no fixed address, but previously of St Austell Close, Tamworth, was also convicted of two other counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault and a charge of sexual activity with a child, against three other victims, said to have happened in previous years. He will be sentenced on Friday. Ms Bunker's sister had described her as "one of the most vibrant, caring and beautiful souls this world has ever seen". It was her own uncle, Jason Brown, who later discovered the victim's partially-submerged body during a massive search effort involving family, friends and police. Finding her body by torchlight, he told jurors how he saw hair and "an arm with a bracelet on", and just started shouting "no!" A nearby witness described Mr Brown's cries of alarm as "the most horrendous scream or shout I've ever heard in my life". 'Trusted' friend, 20, is found guilty of rape and murder of barmaid Daily Mail Man convicted of rape and murder of friend in Tamworth after night out the Guardian World Popular Mechanics Massive Beirut Explosion Shows Mushroom Clouds Aren't Just for Nukes Physics explains why the intense blast produced the menacing mushroom shape. Sun rises over devastated Beirut blast site Reuters Videos Trump says US generals tell him Beirut blast 'bomb of some kind' AFP World GeekWire Seattle’s BlackSky and other satellite imaging ventures bear witness to devastation in Beirut The aftermath of this week's Beirut chemical explosion has been covered in triplicate by U.S. satellite imaging systems — with other nations' satellites, drones and on-the-scene videos adding perspective. All that imagery helped outside observers quickly verify that the killing blast was caused not by a terrorist bombing, but by the blow-up of a years-old stockpile of ammonium nitrate. The chemical is typically used as fertilizer but can be turned into dangerous explosives. The Aug. 4 explosion killed at least 100 people, injured thousands more, sent out a shock wave that damaged buildings up to 6 miles away, and generated… Read More Lebanese confront devastation after massive Beirut explosion Killeen Daily Herald Utter devastation after huge explosion in Beirut The Fort Collins Coloradoan U.S. Quartz Indians in the US scrambled to get ahead of Trump’s H-1B suspension Khyati came to the US seven years ago as an 18-year-old college student and stayed on after landing a job at one of the big four consulting firms in New York. But in June, during a visit to Mumbai that stretched into months because of a coronavirus lockdown, she began hearing rumours that she might soon be shut out of the US permanently because of a ban on H-1B visa workers. Though she was booked on a repatriation flight for June 26, she heeded warnings from immigration lawyers, and booked herself out of India earlier even though it meant paying full fare again. Trump's executive order against H-1B visa based on misinformation: Nasscom Business Standard India H-1B: Homeland Security, Labor Department agree to cooperate against visa abusers MercuryNews.com Lifestyle Scary Mommy Stop Acting Like Teachers Are Frontline Essential Workers –That’s Not What They Signed Up For Stop acting like teachers are essential, frontline workers. Putting their lives on the line is not what they signed up for. Celebrity Good Housekeeping Kate and William Post a Gorgeous Photo of Meghan in Honor of Her Birthday This caption! ...