Proposed To Her Underwater, But Didn't Live To Hear Her 'Yes'
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Monday September 23, 2019
Kenesha Antoine is mourning the loss of her boyfriend, who drowned while proposing to her in Tanzania.
UK Teen "Blinded" After 7-Year Diet Of French Fries, White Bread And Ham
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Wednesday September 4, 2019
An extreme case of "fussy eating" caused blindness in a teenager from the United Kingdom, according to a new report published Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
A Revenge-Seeking Woman Went Viral By Telling Men She Gave Them HIV
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Friday August 9, 2019
Brandi Yakeima Lasiter wanted to punish the men of Americus, Georgia, who had allegedly wronged her. She set her plan into motion last week on a Facebook Live feed, claiming to be HIV-positive and broadcasting she had intentionally infected her past sexual partners.
US Teen Planned Mass Shooting At Hotel. His Grandmother Stopped It
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday August 6, 2019
When William Patrick Williams called his grandmother from a hotel room on July 13, she could hear him fiddling with the AK-47 rifle he had bought two days earlier. He told her he was homicidal and suicidal, according to a criminal complaint filed by the U.S. attorney's office, and said he wanted to "shoot up" the hotel and then "commit suicide by c...
"Taliban Gave Me Toothpaste": Ex-Captives Compare US Handling Of Migrants
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Wednesday June 26, 2019
The federal government told a panel of Ninth Circuit appellate judges last week that U.S. border detention facilities are "safe and sanitary," as required by law, even though migrant children are denied soap, toothbrushes and dark places to sleep.
Woman Seen Jabbing At Sea Turtle Nest With Wooden Stake Lands In Jail
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Monday June 17, 2019
A 41-year-old woman was arrested by Miami Beach police on Saturday in the attack of a sea turtle nest with a wooden stake.
"Will Shoot In Your Face": Cops After 4-Year-Old Took Doll From Store
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Sunday June 16, 2019
An Arizona couple is suing the city of Phoenix and its police department for $10 million after a video captured officers drawing their weapons and threatening to shoot the family of four.
2 Deputies Wounded In Gunfight That Began After Man Shot At Amazon Alexa
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday June 11, 2019
Two Florida deputies were injured in a shootout Saturday morning, which began with a girl's call for help. Her father, she said, had fired a gun at her mother's Amazon Alexa smart speaker.
US Navy Sailors Created "Rape Lists" Of Female Colleagues, Says Report
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday May 21, 2019
Sailors aboard a US Navy submarine circulated sexually explicit lists that ranked female crew members, an investigation found. The lists, first reported Friday by Military.com, were uncovered through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Drunk US Man Went On Killing Spree, Cops Charged Bartender Who Served Him
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday May 7, 2019
Spencer Hight went on a shooting spree in September 2017. He got drunk at the Local Public House, a bar just a few blocks away from his ex-wife's home, then stumbled through her door, heavily armed with a pistol, a semi-automatic rifle and a knife, police say.
Marathon Runner Denied "Fastest Nurse" World Record Over Wrong Outfit
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Monday May 6, 2019
Jessica Anderson was "quite shocked" to learn her application had been rejected because her outfit "didn't meet their criteria.": Anderson told The Washington Post.
High-Rank Lawyer Says CEO Directed Her To Serve Cake Because She's A woman
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Thursday May 2, 2019
Nancy Saltzman filed a discrimination complaint, according to a lawsuit filed Monday. It names the company, CEO Rohit Kapoor and several other executives.
Frustrated Pilots Got US Navy To Stop Dismissing UFO Sightings
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Thursday April 25, 2019
A recent uptick in sightings of unidentified flying objects - or as the military calls them, "unexplained aerial phenomena" - prompted the U.S. Navy to draft formal procedures for pilots to document encounters, a corrective measure that former officials say is long overdue.
US Man, 71, Raped Children For A Decade. Now He Has Been Charged
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Wednesday April 17, 2019
A 71-year-old man was arrested on 50 counts of first-degree rape April 9. Three days later, he was charged with 50 more counts.
French Civil Defence Pans Trump's "Flying Tankers" Advice For Notre-Dame
World News | Felicia Sonmez, Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday April 16, 2019
The French agency in charge of emergency management on Monday shot down President Donald Trump's suggestion that "flying water tankers" could help put out the blaze at Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral, noting that water-bombing could cause the entire building to collapse.
Proposed To Her Underwater, But Didn't Live To Hear Her 'Yes'
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Monday September 23, 2019
Kenesha Antoine is mourning the loss of her boyfriend, who drowned while proposing to her in Tanzania.
UK Teen "Blinded" After 7-Year Diet Of French Fries, White Bread And Ham
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Wednesday September 4, 2019
An extreme case of "fussy eating" caused blindness in a teenager from the United Kingdom, according to a new report published Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
A Revenge-Seeking Woman Went Viral By Telling Men She Gave Them HIV
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Friday August 9, 2019
Brandi Yakeima Lasiter wanted to punish the men of Americus, Georgia, who had allegedly wronged her. She set her plan into motion last week on a Facebook Live feed, claiming to be HIV-positive and broadcasting she had intentionally infected her past sexual partners.
US Teen Planned Mass Shooting At Hotel. His Grandmother Stopped It
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday August 6, 2019
When William Patrick Williams called his grandmother from a hotel room on July 13, she could hear him fiddling with the AK-47 rifle he had bought two days earlier. He told her he was homicidal and suicidal, according to a criminal complaint filed by the U.S. attorney's office, and said he wanted to "shoot up" the hotel and then "commit suicide by c...
"Taliban Gave Me Toothpaste": Ex-Captives Compare US Handling Of Migrants
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Wednesday June 26, 2019
The federal government told a panel of Ninth Circuit appellate judges last week that U.S. border detention facilities are "safe and sanitary," as required by law, even though migrant children are denied soap, toothbrushes and dark places to sleep.
Woman Seen Jabbing At Sea Turtle Nest With Wooden Stake Lands In Jail
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Monday June 17, 2019
A 41-year-old woman was arrested by Miami Beach police on Saturday in the attack of a sea turtle nest with a wooden stake.
"Will Shoot In Your Face": Cops After 4-Year-Old Took Doll From Store
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Sunday June 16, 2019
An Arizona couple is suing the city of Phoenix and its police department for $10 million after a video captured officers drawing their weapons and threatening to shoot the family of four.
2 Deputies Wounded In Gunfight That Began After Man Shot At Amazon Alexa
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday June 11, 2019
Two Florida deputies were injured in a shootout Saturday morning, which began with a girl's call for help. Her father, she said, had fired a gun at her mother's Amazon Alexa smart speaker.
US Navy Sailors Created "Rape Lists" Of Female Colleagues, Says Report
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday May 21, 2019
Sailors aboard a US Navy submarine circulated sexually explicit lists that ranked female crew members, an investigation found. The lists, first reported Friday by Military.com, were uncovered through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Drunk US Man Went On Killing Spree, Cops Charged Bartender Who Served Him
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday May 7, 2019
Spencer Hight went on a shooting spree in September 2017. He got drunk at the Local Public House, a bar just a few blocks away from his ex-wife's home, then stumbled through her door, heavily armed with a pistol, a semi-automatic rifle and a knife, police say.
Marathon Runner Denied "Fastest Nurse" World Record Over Wrong Outfit
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Monday May 6, 2019
Jessica Anderson was "quite shocked" to learn her application had been rejected because her outfit "didn't meet their criteria.": Anderson told The Washington Post.
High-Rank Lawyer Says CEO Directed Her To Serve Cake Because She's A woman
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Thursday May 2, 2019
Nancy Saltzman filed a discrimination complaint, according to a lawsuit filed Monday. It names the company, CEO Rohit Kapoor and several other executives.
Frustrated Pilots Got US Navy To Stop Dismissing UFO Sightings
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Thursday April 25, 2019
A recent uptick in sightings of unidentified flying objects - or as the military calls them, "unexplained aerial phenomena" - prompted the U.S. Navy to draft formal procedures for pilots to document encounters, a corrective measure that former officials say is long overdue.
US Man, 71, Raped Children For A Decade. Now He Has Been Charged
World News | Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Wednesday April 17, 2019
A 71-year-old man was arrested on 50 counts of first-degree rape April 9. Three days later, he was charged with 50 more counts.
French Civil Defence Pans Trump's "Flying Tankers" Advice For Notre-Dame
World News | Felicia Sonmez, Deanna Paul, The Washington Post | Tuesday April 16, 2019
The French agency in charge of emergency management on Monday shot down President Donald Trump's suggestion that "flying water tankers" could help put out the blaze at Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral, noting that water-bombing could cause the entire building to collapse.
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