Many know that Josef Stalin had one, much adored child – a daughter. But what of his daughter’s children, if any? The Daily Mail recently tracked down Stalin’s granddaughter in all of her “action tough girl”, bleached blonde, and tattooed glory: [T]he woman slowly exhaling smoke from her thick painted red lips, with a gun casually slung over her shoulder, had the kind of privileged public school upbringing most can only dream of.
An escaped lion from Nairobi National Park attacked a man on one of Kenya’s major highways during morning rush-hour. Metro reports: Paul Udoto said the animal attacked the 63-year-old man after straying from Kenya’s Nairobi National Park on to one of the country’s major highways. The animal become agitated by motorists honking their horns and mauled the man, injuring him, before it was captured. A video circulating on social media appears to show the lion running on a pavement as the horns honked.
A large fleet of UFOs was spotted over London’s tallest building, The Shard, last December with some UFO enthusiasts claiming aliens were sightseeing the famous landmark. A tourist managed to snap a picture of the unidentified objects and forwarded the image for investigation by the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). Express.co.uk reports: The picture was taken in the capital last December. The eyewitness said: “On closer inspection of the photographs, I noticed that a progressive path off unidentified objects were recorded on the several images that were taken.
Scans of the burial chamber of King Tutankhamun, an Egyptian Pharaoh who died at the age of 19 around 1324 B.C, have revealed two hidden rooms. The discovery has fueled speculation that the chambers might contain the resting place of Queen Nefertiti, the wife of Tutankhamun’s father, Pharaoh Akhenaten. Canoe reports: Mamdouh el-Damaty told reporters that the secret chambers may contain metal or organic material, but he declined to comment on whether royal treasure or mummies could be inside.
Initial Jobless claims have hovered at near-42-year lows for much of the last year, despite day after day of new "job cuts" headlines - from energy to materials to tech unicorns. This week was no change with claims at 265k - dropping from last week's orighinal 268k print but rising from a revised 258k. To all of this exuberance we have just one question - explain this!!
And we know manufacturing jobs are collapsing?