Human Interest

Today on Fox & Friends, Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway, mother of four, had some harsh words for tantruming liberal snowflakes across the country:

I don't even know if they know what they're protesting. What's got you so in a lather? Really? Is it free speech? Having somebody maybe on your campus who has a dissenting point of view?

Kellyanne goes on to remind them that when they eventually grow up, they will face divergent opinions!

A man reportedly kidnapped four children then plowed into a group of people in Munich, Germany, injuring two men.

As The Mirror reports, the unemployed man forced his 29-year-old partner's children into the car after the pair had a fight, according to German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.

The unemployed man, 29, forced the terrified children, aged from 14 months to five years old, into the car after fighting with his ex, Claudius Keller-Strasse, 26.

Portugal’s Supreme Court has ruled that the parents of missing British girl Madeleine McCann may have covered-up her death to protect an elite pedophile ring operation.  The court ruled on Tuesday that Gerry and Kate McCann cannot sue for libel a former Portuguese detective who published a book claiming that Maddy’s parents were directly involved in their daughter’s disappearance. Mirror.co.uk reports: Judges decided that Goncalo Amaral’s “right to freedom of expression” was worthy of greater protection under Portuguese law than the “right to honour” of the McCanns.

A startling fleet of UFOs flying over the Mexican border into the United States has been mysteriously removed from the internet.  The 15-minute clip shows around ten UFOs hovering above border control at Tijuana, Mexico as Customs and border officers abandon their posts in order to film the spectacle. The Sun reports: Cars stopped and beeped their horns as hundreds stared skywards in disbelief at what they were seeing. But after the footage was posted on Instagram attracting more than 30,000 views and 200 comments it quickly disappeared without a trace.

Donald Trump’s planned state visit to the UK puts Queen Elizabeth in a “very difficult position,” a retired Foreign Office chief has warned. Lord Ricketts told BBC News that he was very surprised at the speed of Prime Minister Theresa May’s invitation to the US president. He also questioned whether Mr Trump was “specially deserving of this exceptional honour” describing the invitation as “premature” “It would have been far wiser to wait to see what sort of president he would turn out to be before advising the Queen to invite him” he added.