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An Australian fisherman has found a huge severed sharks head in the ocean, sparking fears there could be massive super shark roaming the waters.

Trapman Bermagui - also known as Jason - made the discovery in waters off the coast of Sydney, Australia, this morning and is desperate to know what monster ate the rest of the shark's body.

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An Australian fisherman has found a huge severed shark's head in the ocean, sparking fears there could be massive super shark roaming the waters.

Trapman Bermagui - also known as Jason - made the discovery in waters off the coast of Sydney, Australia, this morning and is desperate to know what monster ate the rest of the shark's body.
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Jason was shark fishing off the coast of Bermagui, a town in New South Wales, when he picked up the mako shark head - weighing 220lbs.
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He wrote on Facebook alongside a picture of the huge head next to a young man: "So this was all we got back of this monster mako. Unfortunately we didn't see what ate it but must of been impressive!! The head was about 100kg.

"It was a crazy morning of shark fishing. Hoping to catch smaller sharks but just hooked big sharks that got eaten by bigger sharks again."

A mako shark can grow up to 12ft long and weigh up to 1,260lbs and they are the fastest sharks, swimming up to 46mph.
This story originally appeared in The Sun. For more from The Sun, click here.

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Enormous shark found with head bitten off by even bigger beast off Australia coast

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An Australian fisherman has found a huge severed shark's head in the ocean, sparking fears there could be massive super shark roaming the waters. Trapman Bermagui - also known as Jason - made the discovery in waters off the coast of Sydney, Australia, this morning and is desperate to know what monster ate the rest of the shark's body.

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Trump says there´s no great rush for the making of an alternative health care plan.

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President Donald Trump called Obamacare "an absolute disaster" and declared Republicans "are on the winning side" of health care as the issue returns to the spotlight while legal challenges drag on in federal court.

The president's comments come after the Department of Justice this week backed a federal judge's ruling that the entire Affordable Care Act should be overturned, reigniting the debate over the health care law after Republicans failed to repeal and replace the law in 2017.

"The cost to people is far too much," Trump said. "Obamacare has been a disaster. We will take care of pre-existing conditions better than they're taken care of now, and I've already gotten rid of the individual mandate."

Trump expressed patience for the timeline, and comfort in allowing the courts to settle the health care showdown.

"We're working on a plan now. There's no very great rush from the standpoint we're waiting for decisions in the courts," Trump said. "I think we'll win."

Trump added that he's asked Sens. John Barrasso, Bill Cassidy, Rick Scott and others to "form a really great plan" and "come up with something that's really spectacular."

"If decisions are held up, if we win on the termination of Obamacare, we will have a plan that is far better than Obamacare, including - very importantly, preexisting conditions, which I've always been in favor of," Trump said.

Congressional Democrats are blasting the administration, while some Republicans are even expressing reservations about the shift in policy, scrambling to come up with an alternative.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy reportedly phoned President Donald Trump to convey his disagreement with DOJ's support to overturn the entire law, according to Axios.

(Win McNamee/Getty Images) House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) answers questions during his weekly news conference at the Capitol, March 28, 2019.

McCarthy attempted some damage control on Thursday, arguing to reporters that Republicans and Trump still support protecting pre-existing conditions, while warning about the impacts "Medicare-for-all" -- as envisioned by Sen. Bernie Sanders -- would have on privately-insured Americans.

"What the Democrats have moved on to now is Medicare for all - that would remove hundreds of millions of Americans from their ability to have health care, because they would no longer have private insurance," McCarthy, R-Calif., said.

McCarthy scheduled a meeting Wednesday with Republican ranking members from committees of jurisdiction -- "working on making sure we have our health care bill out there."

"We're working on it right now," McCarthy told reporters Wednesday. "I think health care is an important issue for all Americans. We want to make sure that all Americans have the ability to have greater choice, lower costs and higher quality, and that's what we're working towards."

But Democrats worry that millions of Americans could lose their insurance if the law is struck without a safety net in place to help people who currently rely on Obamacare - a frustration is shared throughout the Democratic caucus, with New York freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez telling ABC News she's "upset."

(Carlos Barria/Reuters) Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez arrives to listen to Michael Cohen testify at a House Committee on Oversight and Reform hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, Feb. 27, 2019.

"I'm not shocked because this entire administration and the Republican Party seems hell bent on making health care more expensive and skyrocketing prescription drug prices because they care more about corporate profits than they do about the livability and cost of living of American people," Ocasio-Cortez said. "This means that insulin is going to get more expensive. This means that less people are going to be covered by health insurance. And this is putting people's lives at risk. So, I'm not surprised but I am disappointed, and I'm upset."

While the challenge to Obamacare is almost certain to drag on into the 2020 election, Ocasio-Cortez signaled Democrats shouldn't wait for the Supreme Court to hear the matter and should use their majority to pass legislation to protect the law.

"What we're trying to do I think is respond immediately and have a legislative response as things work their way through the courts," Ocasio-Cortez said. "We're trying to shore up and strengthen the ACA."
ABC News' Ben Siegel contributed to this report

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A Florida defense attorney was taken to the hospital on Wednesday after an inmate punched her in the head during a bond hearing, knocking her to the courtroom floor.

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Johnny Manziel says he's 'very sad' over split with Instagram model wife Bre Tiesi

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Former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel has broken his silence to confirm that he and his wife Bre Tiesi have split.

News of the couple's relationship being on the rocks began circulating after Tiesi took down pictures of Manziel from her social media pages.

The Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback confirmed the split with TMZ Sports.
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"This is all very, very personal and very sad," Manziel told TMZ Sports. "I appreciate everyone who has been so supportive of both of us and I would just ask that everyone respect our privacy at this difficult time."

The former Cleveland Browns quarterback said he was going to put his focus on the Alliance of American Football [AAF]. It was not immediately clear what led to the break-up.

The embattled quarterback signed with the new AAF earlier this month after he was released by the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL in February due to violations of "the agreement which made him eligible to play."
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Tiesi and Manziel wed in March 2018. The Instagram model made headlines recently after she denied she cheated during a half-marathon following reports that she may not have run the full race. She used social media to address rumors of the split after responding to a fan's comment on Instagram, People reported.

"Vows were broken," Tiesi told a commenter.
Fox News' David Aaro contributed to this report.

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Former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel has broken his silence to confirm that he and his wife Bre Tiesi have split. News of the couple's relationship being on the rocks began circulating after Tiesi took down pictures of Manziel from her social media pages. The Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback confirmed the split with TMZ Sports.

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Brian Shaw, a four-time World’s Strongest Man winner, knows how to eat. The six-foot-eight, 415-pound athlete from Brighton, Colo., routinely uses his popular YouTube channel to chronicle his unique diet – which has him consuming 12,000 calories and six pounds of meat each day to maintain his (almost) larger-than-life size

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Taco bout a stomachache.

Brian Shaw, a four-time World's Strongest Man winner, knows how to eat. The six-foot-eight, 415 pound athlete from Brighton, Colo., routinely uses his popular YouTube channel to chronicle his unique diet - which has him consuming 12,000 calories and six pounds of meat each day to maintain his larger-than-life size, BarBend reported.
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Unsurprisingly, being a man who eats so much, Shaw is often pestered by fans wanting him to take on food challenges, to which he often complies. His 14,000 calories Chick-fil-A cheat meal challenge has been viewed nearly 2 million times.

So when users suggested Shaw do an eating challenge with Taco Bell, the strongman, who is used to pushing his body to the limit to perform amazing feats of strength, agreed - and it did not go well.

In the video, which Shaw uploaded on his YouTube channel, he begins by ordering nearly the entire Taco Bell menu - however, as he notes later, he took none of the vegetarian options.

After spending $120.03 on his 40 items, including dessert, and toting all five bags home with him, Shaw embarks on a seemingly day-long task of eating the Tex-Mex fare.
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Though Shaw speeds up the video while he is attempting to eat the 25,000 calorie meal, he takes several breaks throughout to inform viewers that he is not enjoying his time.

"[This is] the worst eating challenge that I've ever taken part in," he says at one point in the video.

Noting a "weird sauce" as his downfall, the strongman gets sicker as the video progresses until he eventually gives up on eating every item and resigns himself to just taking "one bite" on each of the burritos he has.

Though Shaw complains about the nachos being "the worst" he has ever seen, among other problems he has with Taco Bell's menu, he does find some solace with the Cinnabon Delights dessert, which he deems "OK."

However, the sweet ending did not make up for everything before it, he said.
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"It was really bad. My stomach hurts so bad. But also I can feel myself sweating. Because I'm like almost, my body is just like, 'I want to get this out, I want to get this out.' I'm sweating because I'm almost trying not to throw up. I mean this is awful, guys. I don't highly recommend this."

At the end of the video, the competitive strongman declared he likely will not be returning to Taco Bell "maybe ever."

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World's Strongest Man orders Taco Bell's entire menu for eating challenge: 'My stomach hurts so bad'

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Taco bout a stomachache. Brian Shaw, a four-time World's Strongest Man winner, knows how to eat. The six-foot-eight, 415 pound athlete from Brighton, Colo., routinely uses his popular YouTube channel to chronicle his unique diet - which has him consuming 12,000 calories and six pounds of meat each day to maintain his larger-than-life size, BarBend reported.

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The one-time head of the Luchese crime family whose testimony brought down many of New York City’s Mafia heavyweights reportedly died earlier this month from complications of kidney disease.

Alfonse “Little Al” D’Arco, who was the first of his generation to flip sides to spill the mob’s most precious secrets to the feds, died at the age of 89 while in witness protection, Ganglandnews.com reported.

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The one-time head of the Luchese crime family whose testimony brought down many of New York City's Mafia heavyweights reportedly died earlier this month from complications of kidney disease.

Alfonse "Little Al" D'Arco, who was the first of his generation to flip sides to spill the mob's most precious secrets to the feds, died at the age of 89 while in witness protection, Ganglandnews.com reported.

D'Arco's testimony at more than a dozen trials brought down the likes of "Mafia Cops" Stephen Caracappa and Louie Ippolito; Genovese family boss Vincent "The Chin" Gigante; Colombo boss "Little Vic" Orena; ex-Luchese cronies Vic Amuso and Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso; and Bonanno consigliere Anthony Spero.
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A Brooklyn native, D'Arco was born and raised a few blocks from the Navy Yard, then a hub of underworld hustlers. His childhood was "like being in the forest, and all the trees were the dons and the organized crime guys," the mobster once recalled.

The Korean War veteran returned to his roots and teamed up with the future Luchese family head Amuso in 1959.

According to an obituary, D'Arco became a capo after Luchese informant Henry Hill's testimony led to the conviction of Paulie Vario in 1984, as later detailed in the mob classic " GoodFellas."
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D'Arco was promoted to acting boss in January 1991, when Amuso and his underboss Casso bolted to avoid arrest. Within eight months at the top, D'Arco was reportedly convinced that his old mob friends were setting him up for murder.

So he flipped sides and became an FBI informant - not to avoid prosecution, but because his lifelong belief in the Mafia and its code of honor was gone

He reportedly told prosecutors that his shift from gangster to witness was just another phase of his life.

"I'm still a mobster," he told prosecutors, according to Ganglandnews.com. "But I'm an outlaw, that's all. It's not like they throw you out of the mob when you flip. You're just considered an outlaw. That's what I am."
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D'Arco was sentenced to time served and fined $50 in November 2002 in exchange for his testimony.

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The one-time head of the Luchese crime family whose testimony brought down many of New York City's Mafia heavyweights reportedly died earlier this month from complications of kidney disease. Alfonse "Little Al" D'Arco, who was the first of his generation to flip sides to spill the mob's most precious secrets to the feds, died at the age of 89 while in witness protection, Ganglandnews.com reported.

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An Illinois state trooper died in the line of duty on Thursday when a semitrailer slammed into her during a highway traffic stop.

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An Illinois state trooper died in the line of duty on Thursday when a semitrailer slammed into her during a highway traffic stop.

Brooke Jones-Story, 34, was on the shoulder of U.S. Highway 20 in northern Illinois at around 12:20 p.m. when a semitrailer veered off the roadway, striking the officer, her squad car and the commercial tractor-trailer she was inspecting at the time, state police said.

(MORE: 2 men charged with murder of off-duty Chicago police officer)

The impact of the crash caused both trucks to burst into flames, covering the surrounding area with thick clouds of dark gray smoke, according to social media video.

Brendan Kelly, acting director of Illinois State Police, said she was a 12-year veteran of the force and the wife of a retired Illinois State Police officer. He described her death as "tragic and untimely."

"Today, trooper Jones-Story paid the ultimate sacrifice while protecting and serving the citizens of Illinois," Kelly said at a press conference Thursday. "The men and women of this department -- especially the troopers and colleagues of trooper Jones-Story -- are sad, hurting and they're angry."

"These troopers are just doing their jobs and trying to protect everyone. How many times does this have to happen? How many more have to be hurt or killed?" he asked, noting the uptick in similar officer-involved crashes over the last few months.

(MORE: Search for killer of off-duty officer continues, more persons of interest identified)

The unidentified driver who hit Jones-Story was cited with a violation of Scott's Law, which mandates that drivers must use caution around emergency vehicles, and improper lane usage. The investigation remains ongoing.

At least 15 troopers have been involved in similar roadside crashes throughout the state this year, according to Kelly. Another state trooper was hit and killed outside his squad car in January.

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"When is enough enough?" Kelly said Thursday. "When are more people going to start giving a damn and doing the right thing?"

Jones-Story's death comes just days after Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker vowed to strengthen efforts to enforce Scott's Law.

(MORE: Woman arrested for stealing $400K from charity for slain police officers: Prosecutors)

"Our state troopers do incredible work keeping the public safe, and it is devastating to the entire state that another has been killed on the side of a highway," Pritzker said in a statement. "I cannot stress strongly enough -- when you see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road, change lanes or slow down. It's the law, and it's the only decent thing to do."

Jones-Story leaves behind her husband, her parents, two step-children, a step-grandchild, a sister and her farm animals and dogs "who she loved dearly," Kelly said.

State police mourned the fallen officer with a highway procession near the scene of the crash on Thursday.

Highway officials also displayed a special overhead message on roadways in the wake of the tragedy: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH SCOTT'S LAW = MOVE OVER SLOW DOWN.
ABC News' Darren Reynolds contributed to this report.

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An Illinois state trooper died in the line of duty on Thursday when a semitrailer slammed into her during a highway traffic stop. Brooke Jones-Story, 34, was on the shoulder of U.S. Highway 20 in northern Illinois at around 12:20 p.m.

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The IOC disqualified three athletes, including a bronze medalist weightlifter from Azerbaijan, on Friday for doping at the 2012 London Olympics

Valentin Hristov was stripped of his third-place finish in the 56-kilogram class. His positive test for oral turinabol, the anabolic steroid linked to East Germany's doping program in the 1970s and '80s, had been announced in December.

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The IOC disqualified three athletes, including a bronze medalist weightlifter from Azerbaijan, on Friday for doping at the 2012 London Olympics.

Valentin Hristov was stripped of his third-place finish in the 56-kilogram class. His positive test for oral turinabol, the anabolic steroid linked to East Germany's doping program in the 1970s and '80s, had been announced in December.

Hristov faces a life ban from the International Weightlifting Federation for his third doping offense.

The Bulgaria-born lifter, who turns 35 on Saturday, is already serving an eight-year ban until December 2023 for a positive test for nandrolone at the 2015 world championships in Houston. Hristov was also caught doping at the 2013 European Championships.

The bronze medal could now be allocated by the International Olympic Committee to fourth-place finisher Tran Le Quoc Toan of Vietnam.

Two athletes from Belarus also tested positive for anabolic steroids in reanalysis of their London samples, the IOC said. Men's 800-meter runner Anis Ananenka and women's hammer thrower Alena Matoshka both failed to reach the final of their events.

More than 100 athletes, including dozens of medalists, have been caught in reanalysis of samples from the 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2012 London Olympics using a more sensitive test for steroids.

Most cases involved athletes from former Soviet republics, and at least six were from Azerbaijan's weightlifting team.

The IOC said retests will continue until the statute of limitations applied to the 2012 Olympics is reached next year.

Weightlifting was put under review by the IOC in 2017 after having at least 50 positive tests combined from the Beijing and London reanalysis.

This week, the Olympic body's executive board lifted a threat to remove weightlifting from the 2024 Paris Games after accepting reforms in the sport.

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A baby boom is coming to the labor and delivery unit of a Maine hospital, where nine of its nurses will give birth to their babies around the same time.

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A baby boom is coming to the labor and delivery unit of a Maine hospital, where nine of its nurses will give birth to their babies around the same time.

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The Texas attorney general is investigating whether the city of San Antonio violated Chick-fil-A's religious liberty when it banned the fast food chain from its airport.

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The Texas attorney general is investigating whether the city of San Antonio violated Chick-fil-A's religious liberty when it banned the fast food chain from its airport.

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One Virginia woman has been busted for embezzling over $93,000 from her employer on a wedding gown, butt lift and wedding planner for her big day.

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There's nothing wrong with pulling out all the stops to ensure you'll look your absolute best on your wedding day - within limits of the law, of course.

One Virginia woman has been busted for embezzling over $93,000 from her employer to pay for a wedding gown, a butt lift and a wedding planner for her big day.

Vanessa Cline, of Stafford, was arrested and charged last week for embezzling the hefty sum from No Limits Construction, where she worked as a bookkeeper, WTVR reported.
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According to the outlet, the 32-year-old woman had paid for a $25,000 wedding planner, a $7,200 butt lift surgery with Elite Plastic Surgery of Miami and a $2,000 bridal gown using the company's credit card.

Cline also wrote out five forged checks for nearly $10,000, and made other unauthorized purchases including plane tickets, an ATV, home furniture, clothing and more, as per a news release from the Stafford County Sheriff's Office.

The owner of No Limits Construction caught wind of the fraud when officials with the credit card company called to relay the news that the account due to lack of payment.

Upon her arrest, authorities charged Cline with five counts each of embezzlement, forgery and uttering.
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Coincidentally, Cline had been hired at the construction company to replace a bookkeeper who had pled guilty to embezzling around $150,000 from January 2016 to January 2018, the sheriff's office said.

The bride has since been booked into Rappahannock Regional Jail on an $8,000 bond - just a little more than the cost of her ill-fated butt lift.

It remains unclear at this time if the woman ultimately tied the knot before her arrest.
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There's nothing wrong with pulling out all the stops to ensure you'll look your absolute best on your wedding day - within limits of the law, of course. One Virginia woman has been busted for embezzling over $93,000 from her employer to pay for a wedding gown, a butt lift and a wedding planner for her big day.