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The new mid engine corvette has been spied along a snowy road by close watching fans. This new corvette looks a bit like a Ferrari 458. This new mid engine corvette which is believed to be unveiled in 2020. This comes after there was no sign of the Corvette in sight at the Detroit Auto Show.

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Oscars could benefit from power of 'Black Panther'

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Oscars preview: Slumping ratings could benefit from power of 'Black Panther,' Lady Gaga, given history of bigger tune-in when hit movies are nominated

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In Missouri, we're having snowstorms and dangerous amounts of sleet clogging up our streets. Meanwhile, in Australia, quite the opposite is occurring. Temperatures are hitting record highs and are life threatening.

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Stay indoors: Warning issued as Australia's heat wave hits record highs

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Australia is sweltering under record-breaking temperatures as an extreme heat wave continues to sweep across the country, causing wildlife to die and fruit to cook from the inside out.

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At least 19 people were wounded or killed in a suicide bomber attack in Syria. 2,000 soldiers are leaving Syria after 9 Americans were caught in the attack. Update: nothing loads on my computer.

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The Islamic State claimed responsibility Wednesday for a suicide blast in Syria's U.S.-patrolled city of Manbij, marking the first such attack since President Trump said American forces would be withdrawing from the country because the militant group had largely been defeated.

A statement published by the militants' unofficial news agency, Amaq, said the attacker used an explosive vest to target coalition forces. The agency presented no further evidence for the claim.

Photographs from the area appeared to show bodies and blood trails strewn across the ground. It was not immediately clear whether U.S. personnel were in the area at the time.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said at least 19 people were wounded or killed in the blast. A Kurdish news agency said at least 10 people were injured, locating the attack at the site of a popular restaurant.
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Islamic State claims blast in U.S.-patrolled city in Syria; monitoring group, local media report casualties

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January 16 at 7:58 AM The Islamic State claimed responsibility Wednesday for a suicide blast in Syria's U.S.-patrolled city of Manbij, marking the first such attack since President Trump said American forces would be withdrawing from the country because the militant group had largely been defeated.

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Tate Martell is a Gatorade all american QB that went to Bishop Gorman HS. They one of the biggest football programs in the country. He had a full ride scholarship to ohio state and went there and had a very good year. He was behind the Hiesman cantidate Dwayne Haskins. Dwayne is entering the 2019 NFL draft, so that meant that Tate Martell would have the starting spot in the 2020 season at ohio state but over at Georgia University, Justin Feilds is one that top QB in the country and is Elite 11 MVP and BEAT Trevor Lawrence. He is in the same grade as Tate but justin is the number one qb in there class. tate martell is 3rd behind trevor. Justing feilds is behind a good QB at Georgia jake fromm. justin thinks he should be starting but he is not. sooooooooooooo justing feilds is transfering to ohio state to take tates spot but before any of that happens tate martell is transfering to miami.

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Former Ohio State quarterback Tate Martell announced he's transferring to the University of Miami.

right back like we never left...

I'M A HURRICANE! 🙌🏼🌴 pic.twitter.com/6Dh0gu4fxD
- TATE MARTELL (@TheTateMartell) January 16, 2019

TE Brevin Jordan and Bubba Bolden, both of whom attended Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas with Martell, were pictured in Martell's announcement tweet. Jordan attends Miami; Bolden said earlier this month that he will transfer from USC to Miami.

Martell redshirted his freshman season before backing up Dwayne Haskins in 2018. He completed 23 passes for 269 yards and 1 touchdown while rushing for 128 yards with 2 touchdowns in his backup role.

Martell will have three more years of eligibility and, unless granted a waiver, will have to sit out the 2019 season.

He will join a Hurricanes team led by a new head coach (Manny Diaz) and a new offensive coordinator (Dan Enos).

Miami received good news on Tuesday when wide receiver Jeff Thomas said he will return to the Hurricanes and not transfer to Illinois, as he had previously announced.

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Former Ohio State quarterback Tate Martell announced he's transferring to the University of Miami. right back like we never left... I'M A HURRICANE! 🙌🏼🌴 pic.twitter.com/6Dh0gu4fxD - TATE MARTELL (@TheTateMartell) January 16, 2019 TE Brevin Jordan and Bubba Bolden, both of whom attended Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas with Martell, were pictured in Martell's announcement tweet.

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Uber driver beaten after refusing ride to underage children.

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Las Vegas Uber driver pummeled by passengers in attack caught on video

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Two young men who last week allegedly attacked an Uber driver after the man refused to give the pair a ride were arrested by Las Vegas authorities Tuesday.

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Truck sideswipes nearby pedestrians on sidewalk.

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Fleeing pedestrians swiped by truck that sped onto sidewalk in video

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Police in Oregon are searching for the driver of a truck captured on surveillance video speeding down a sidewalk and plowing into three fleeing pedestrians last week.

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A man armed with a hammer and screaming gibberish stormed into a restaurant in Brooklyn N.Y., on Tuesday evening, killing the chef and critically injuring two other people, police said.

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Hammer attack at Brooklyn restaurant leaves one dead, two 'critical': reports

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Hammer attack at Brooklyn restaurant leaves one dead, two 'critical': reports

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Disney CEO worried that people will no longer like superhero movies

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BURBANK, CA-Emphasizing that losing even just a few comic book fans would be a "fate worse than death," Disney CEO Bob Iger admitted Monday that he and all his employees spend every waking moment consumed by the fear that you will one day turn on superhero movies. "Working at Disney? It's hell. Because I know that one day, you're all going to wake up and realize that you're sick of this Marvel shit, and you'll dump our sorry asses and never come back," said Iger, adding that between the movies, theme park expansions, and television shows, Disney would go bankrupt almost instantaneously if consumer tastes changed even slightly. "Every day, my heart stops when I see the box office numbers. How many more of these goddamn Avengers films can we make before the well runs dry? Thirty? Fifty? The bottom line is that the number isn't infinite, and frankly, that's terrifying. No matter how many run-of-the-mill animated features we shit out after that, it would never cover the losses." At press time, Iger confessed that while he had suffered a panic attack earlier in the day, he was feeling much more optimistic after green-lighting the screenplay for Thunderbolt Ross 2.

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Bob Iger: At Disney, We Live Every Day In Terror That You'll Turn On Superhero Movies

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BURBANK, CA-Emphasizing that losing even just a few comic book fans would be a "fate worse than death," Disney CEO Bob Iger admitted Monday that he and all his employees spend every waking moment consumed by the fear that you will one day turn on superhero movies. "Working at Disney?

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Child still strapped to car seat falls from mother’s car onto busy street in Minnesota

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A Minnesota motorist was in for quite a shock when he turned the corner onto a busy street and saw a child still strapped to their car seat on the ground in the middle of the road.

Chad Cheddar Mock via Storyful

Video from the driver's dash cam shows the man stop his car on a street in Mankato, exit his vehicle and start waving his hands in an effort to stop oncoming traffic as he picks up the child on Monday morning.

The man then pulled his car over to the side of the road and waited for the child's mother to circle around and come back for the child, according to Daniel Schisel, public safety commander of the city of Mankato.

Police were dispatched to the to the scene at around 11:45 a.m. after calls came in reporting the 2-year-old laying in traffic, according to a Facebook post from the city.

The baby had fallen from the rear driver's side of her mother's car, the post said. Although she was strapped to the safety seat correctly, the seat itself was not correctly fastened to the seat in the vehicle, Schisel said. It's unclear how the door opened, allowing the child to fall out, he said.

Chad Cheddar Mock via Storyful

Public safety officials and ambulance staff examined the child and determined she was not injured.

Officials are requesting charges of child endangerment and child restraint system not fastened.

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A Minnesota motorist was in for quite a shock when he turned the corner onto a busy street and saw a child still strapped to their car seat on the ground in the middle of the road.

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Chelsea Handler suggests Trump supporters enjoy human suffering

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Comedian Chelsea Handler pulled no punches earlier this week when it came to slamming Donald Trump over his part in the ongoing government shutdown that's taking a toll on countless federal workers.

The star took to Twitter on Tuesday to bash President Trump for not ending the shutdown and, instead, holding out for Democrats to provide funding for a wall at the southern border to curtail what he describes as the humanitarian crisis of illegal immigrants coming across.
CHELSEA HANDLER'S MOST INFLAMMATORY TWEETS AND CONTROVERSIAL MOMENTS
"Watching our president behave like an errant toddler depriving people of their basic necessities-people who are supposed to be protected by our government-should warm his supporters hearts. Does it? Do you guys enjoy watching people suffer? For a large slab of cement?" Handler tweeted.

The star paints all Republicans in a dark light, insinuating that they enjoy seeing the human cost that the shutdown is taking. As it stands, many are missing paychecks due to the government not functioning and them essentially being out of work for the time being.
CHELSEA HANDLER'S CONTROVERSIAL MIDTERM MOMENTS, FROM SPEAKING OUT TO STRIPPING DOWN
Handler is typically very outspoken on her social media, particularly when it comes to anti-Trump sentiments.

Earlier this week, she sounded off on the shutdown as well, responding to a tweet from the president on the matter with an oddly threatening tone.
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"We have a massive Humanitarian Crisis at our Southern Border. We will be out for a long time unless the Democrats come back from their 'vacations' and get back to work. I am in the White House ready to sign!" Trump tweeted on Saturday.

Handler responded to the tweet saying, "You are the humanitarian crisis. If we could wrap you in cement, put you in a wall, we'd all be a lot safer. Stain on humanity."

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Comedian Chelsea Handler pulled no punches earlier this week when it came to slamming Donald Trump over his part in the ongoing government shutdown that's taking a toll on countless federal workers.

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Deadly explosion in US-patrolled city in Syria

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ISIS has claimed responsibility for a deadly explosion that killed four Americans and at least 10 other people in the Syrian city of Manbij on Wednesday.

The American deaths included two US service members, a defense contractor and a Department of Defense civilian, the US Central Command said in a statement. Three other US service members were injured in the attack.

"Initial reports indicate an explosion caused the casualties, and the incident is under investigation," the statement said.

The American civilian was an intelligence expert who was with the troops hoping to collect information about security and adversaries in the area, according to three US officials.

Eight civilians and two fighters from the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces were killed in the blast, a senior commander from the Manbij military council told CNN.

Prior to Wednesday's attack, only two US service members had been killed in action in Syria since the start of the campaign in 2014.

The US-led coalition confirmed earlier Wednesday that US service members were killed in the attack, but did not provide details regarding the number of casualties at the time and said the service members were "conducting a routine patrol" at the time of the explosion.

"U.S. service members were killed during an explosion while conducting a routine patrol in Syria today. We are still gathering information and will share additional details at a later time," a tweet from Operation Inherent Resolve's spokesperson said.

The names of the two US service members will be withheld for 24 hours until next of kin is notified in accordance with DOD policy, according to CENTCOM's statement.

The ISIS-affiliated Amaq agency said the attack in the northern city of Manbij was carried out by a suicide bomber with an explosive vest.

"An explosion in Manbij's busy market street, initial reports of casualties," spokesman of the Manbij military council Shervan Darwish wrote on Twitter.

ISIS didn't provide any proof it was responsible for the attack.

White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said President Donald Trump has been briefed on the situation and issued a statement on the attack later Wednesday.

"Our deepest sympathies and love go out to the families of the brave American heroes who were killed today in Syria. We also pray for the soldiers who were wounded in the attack. Our service members and their families have all sacrificed so much for our country," it said.

Vice President Mike Pence has also been briefed, according to a tweet from his press secretary.

However, Pence made no mention of the attack or the deaths of US service members while making remarks at the Global Chiefs of Mission conference at the US State Department Wednesday, claiming "The caliphate has crumbled, and ISIS has been defeated."

A White House official said the administration had not publicly confirmed the deaths of US service members when Pence made his remarks even though the coalition against ISIS tweeted a message confirming there had been US deaths nearly an hour before his speech.

Pence released his own statement after making those remarks saying, "We will never allow the remnants of ISIS to reestablish their evil and murderous caliphate - not now, not ever. "

"President Trump and I condemn the terrorist attack in Syria that claimed American lives and our hearts are with the loved ones of the fallen. We honor their memory and we will never forget their service and sacrifice," he said.

However, he also indicated that the White House still intends to withdraw US troops from Syria.

"Thanks to the courage of our Armed Forces, we have crushed the ISIS caliphate and devastated its capabilities. As we begin to bring our troops home, the American people can be assured, for the sake of our soldiers, their families, and our nation, we will never allow the remnants of ISIS to reestablish their evil and murderous caliphate - not now, not ever," the statement added.

The attack comes less than a month after Trump announced that US troops would withdraw from Syria. In making his announcement, Trump declared in a video released on Twitter: "We have won against ISIS. We've beaten them and we've beaten them badly. We've taken back the land and now it's time for our troops to come back home."

The US has about 2,000 troops in Syria, with no specific date for their withdrawal. Last week, the US began withdrawing some military ground equipment from Syria, according to an administration official with direct knowledge of the operation.

Following Wednesday's attack, two US officials told CNN that there are no current plans to reverse Trump's decision to begin withdrawing US troops from Syria.

The President continues to believe that it's time for US troops to return home, the officials said. Specific withdrawal plans remain contingent on events on the ground, including the strength of ISIS but also security guarantees for the Kurds.

Trump met with with several Republican Senators including Rand Paul, Marco Rubio and Joni Ernst on Wednesday. The meeting was scheduled before Wednesday's attack.

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, who was a harsh critic of Trump's plans to bring home US troops from Syria when the decision was announced earlier in December, said Wednesday that he is concerned that the President's statements about withdrawing from Syria have emboldened the enemy.

"My concern, by the statements made by President Trump, is that you set in motion enthusiasm by the enemy we're fighting. You make people we're trying to help wonder about us. And as they get bolder, the people we're trying to help are going to get more uncertain. I saw this in Iraq. And I'm now seeing it in Syria," Graham said during impromptu remarks at a Judiciary Committee hearing on Attorney General nominee William Barr.

"Every American wants our troops to come home, but I think all of us want to make sure that when they do come home, we're safe," he added. "So I would hope the President would look long at hard at where he's headed in Syria. I know people are frustrated, but we're never going to be safe here unless we're willing to help people over there who will stand up against this radical ideology."

During his surprise visit to Iraq on December 26, Trump was warned by military commanders that - despite his claims - ISIS was not entirely defeated in Syria. People familiar with the President's reaction said the conversation was eye-opening for a leader who, days earlier, claimed the terror group was defeated "badly" in the country.

The discussion occurred inside a tan tent at the al-Asad airbase west of Baghdad and included the US Ambassador to Iraq Douglas Silliman, Lieutenant General Paul LaCamera, national security adviser John Bolton, and the first lady Melania Trump, along with other officials.

Trump was told that pockets of ISIS militants remained in the Euphrates River valley and that the US military had not yet eliminated all of their strongholds. Commanders told him the US had been successful in taking back other areas but that the job was not finished.

The people familiar with the conversation described it as sobering, and said it broke through to Trump in a way his conversations with national security officials in Washington had not. Coming days after Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Syria, it centered partly on the remaining challenges of going after ISIS fighters in pockets of Syria.

In addition to the briefing from the commanders, Trump found the massive security apparatus on the trip surprising - something his advisers told him was reflective of the remaining challenges against ISIS.

Still, it remains unclear whether Wednesday's attack will impact Trump's decision to pull US forces from Syria as top administration officials continue to qualify the terms and timing of a pullout - altering the President's December 19 assertion that forces would leave "now."

After Trump declared that the US would pull troops from Syria and a US Defense official told CNN that planning was underway for a "full" and "rapid" withdrawal, national security adviser John Bolton began adding conditions that could indefinitely delay a troop departure and has refused to discuss timelines.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has also avoided offering a specific timeline but insisted in a Cairo speech last week that under the Trump administration, the US is a stalwart presence in the Mideast. He told reporters separately that "there's no contradiction whatsoever" in the US policy on Syria, arguing that "this is a story made up by the media."

At the same time, the top US diplomat has denied allies were confused about the US withdrawal from Syria. "I think everyone understands what the United States is doing," Pompeo said. "At least the senior leaders in their governments do."

Yet on the ground and in diplomatic circles, Trump's decision landed with explosive effect.

US allies in the region were blindsided. Two diplomatic sources say their countries were not consulted or informed and the news came as a total surprise.

But discussions about a US withdrawal have continued this week.

Trump and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan discussed "ongoing cooperation in Syria as US forces begin to withdraw" during a phone call Monday, just one day after Trump threatened to "devastate Turkey economically" if the NATO-allied country attacks Kurds in the region.

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During this current government shutdown, the longest in history, Trump has been losing some of his strongest supporters.

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During the longest government shutdown in US history, President Donald Trump has been losing support among those who may be his strongest supporters -- white Americans who don't have college degrees.

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Cabin crew for international airline Malindo Air have been accused of helping to smuggle heroin and methamphetamine worth millions of dollars from Asia to Australian cities

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Cabin crew for international airline Malindo Air have been accused of helping to smuggle heroin and methamphetamine worth millions of dollars from Asia to Australian cities, as part of a multinational syndicate.

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After falling off the balcony of the Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas cruise ship a 16-year old dies weeks after a crew member dies from going overboard.

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A teenage boy died after falling from an eighth-floor balcony of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship docked in Haiti last week.

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The 16-year-old was trying to enter his room on Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas cruise ship through a nearby balcony last Friday when he slipped and fell to his death, according to witnesses.

Royal Caribbean did not offer details about the death, but its corporate communications manager, Owen Torres, confirmed that there'd been a tragedy on board.

AP

"We are saddened by the loss of one of our guests in a tragic accident," Torres said in a statement.

The Broward Medical Examiner's Office identified the victim as Laurent Mercer of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, a French island collectivity in the South Pacific.

Mercer was in the middle of a seven-day Caribbean trip with his family when the accident occurred, according to the Sun Sentinel.

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"The ship's medical team responded to the pier and attempted CPR, but the [boy] had sustained major head trauma and he was pronounced dead," at 11:42 a.m., the Broward Medical Examiner's Office said, according to the Sun Sentinel.

The ship departed from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and was docked in Labadee, Haiti, where Royal Caribbean owns a private resort.

The accident comes just weeks after a Harmony of the Seas crew member died after going overboard in the Atlantic Ocean while traveling from Fort Lauderdale to St. Maarten on Christmas Day.

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Guy on Ambien accidentally proposes to girlfriend, wakes up and doesn't remember any of it

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This bachelor literally found the woman of his dreams.

An unidentified man recently confessed on Reddit that he accidentally proposed to his girlfriend after taking Ambien.

He said that he was having trouble sleeping, so he ended up taking 40 mg of the sleep aid - quadruple the recommended dosage.
TEXAS COUPLE HAS SECOND WEDDING AT WHATABURGER
"I had an engagement ring in my drawer... woke up and she was wearing the ring on her finger and had explained what had happened," the man wrote. "[I] was just shook because [I couldn't] remember s--."

He even updated his Facebook relationship status to "engaged" while in his Ambien-induced haze.

"I had not planned on being engaged with my girlfriend for another year and a half and probably [would've] gotten her a better ring but Ambien sped up the process ten folds," he said.
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In 2017, New York Magazine reported on the rise of "Things You Did on Ambien," a Subreddit thread for documenting people who've done bizarre things while under the influence of the sleeping pill. Acts include building a cabinet, cleaning a kitchen and deranged text messages.
This article originally appeared in The New York Post.

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A 16 year old boy dies after falling off the eighth floor of a balcony on the Royal Caribbean cruise that was docked in Haiti at the time.

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A teenage boy died after falling from an eighth-floor balcony of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship docked in Haiti last week.

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The 16-year-old was trying to enter his room on Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas cruise ship through a nearby balcony last Friday when he slipped and fell to his death, according to witnesses.

Royal Caribbean did not offer details about the death, but its corporate communications manager, Owen Torres, confirmed that there'd been a tragedy on board.

AP

"We are saddened by the loss of one of our guests in a tragic accident," Torres said in a statement.

The Broward Medical Examiner's Office identified the victim as Laurent Mercer of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, a French island collectivity in the South Pacific.

Mercer was in the middle of a seven-day Caribbean trip with his family when the accident occurred, according to the Sun Sentinel.

AP

"The ship's medical team responded to the pier and attempted CPR, but the [boy] had sustained major head trauma and he was pronounced dead," at 11:42 a.m., the Broward Medical Examiner's Office said, according to the Sun Sentinel.

The ship departed from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and was docked in Labadee, Haiti, where Royal Caribbean owns a private resort.

The accident comes just weeks after a Harmony of the Seas crew member died after going overboard in the Atlantic Ocean while traveling from Fort Lauderdale to St. Maarten on Christmas Day.

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After taking too many doses of a sleeping pill a man accidentally proposes to his girlfriend

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This bachelor literally found the woman of his dreams.

An unidentified man recently confessed on Reddit that he accidentally proposed to his girlfriend after taking Ambien.

He said that he was having trouble sleeping, so he ended up taking 40 mg of the sleep aid - quadruple the recommended dosage.
TEXAS COUPLE HAS SECOND WEDDING AT WHATABURGER
"I had an engagement ring in my drawer... woke up and she was wearing the ring on her finger and had explained what had happened," the man wrote. "[I] was just shook because [I couldn't] remember s--."

He even updated his Facebook relationship status to "engaged" while in his Ambien-induced haze.

"I had not planned on being engaged with my girlfriend for another year and a half and probably [would've] gotten her a better ring but Ambien sped up the process ten folds," he said.
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In 2017, New York Magazine reported on the rise of "Things You Did on Ambien," a Subreddit thread for documenting people who've done bizarre things while under the influence of the sleeping pill. Acts include building a cabinet, cleaning a kitchen and deranged text messages.
This article originally appeared in The New York Post.

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Guy on Ambien accidentally proposes to girlfriend, wakes up and doesn't remember any of it

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A truck jump a curb and got onto the sidewalk and proceeded to mow down fleeing pedestrians. Luckily a pedestrian caught the entire event on camera. This person name is Javier Gonzales and he says "It looks very intentional". The police in Oregon are still looking for the driver.

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A teenage boy died after falling from the eighth floor balcony on a Royal Caribbean cruise while the ship was docked in Haiti.

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A teenage boy died after falling from an eighth-floor balcony of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship docked in Haiti last week.

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The 16-year-old was trying to enter his room on Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas cruise ship through a nearby balcony last Friday when he slipped and fell to his death, according to witnesses.

Royal Caribbean did not offer details about the death, but its corporate communications manager, Owen Torres, confirmed that there'd been a tragedy on board.

AP

"We are saddened by the loss of one of our guests in a tragic accident," Torres said in a statement.

The Broward Medical Examiner's Office identified the victim as Laurent Mercer of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, a French island collectivity in the South Pacific.

Mercer was in the middle of a seven-day Caribbean trip with his family when the accident occurred, according to the Sun Sentinel.

AP

"The ship's medical team responded to the pier and attempted CPR, but the [boy] had sustained major head trauma and he was pronounced dead," at 11:42 a.m., the Broward Medical Examiner's Office said, according to the Sun Sentinel.

The ship departed from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and was docked in Labadee, Haiti, where Royal Caribbean owns a private resort.

The accident comes just weeks after a Harmony of the Seas crew member died after going overboard in the Atlantic Ocean while traveling from Fort Lauderdale to St. Maarten on Christmas Day.

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Australian authorities bust flight attendants accused of smuggling millions of dollars of heroin and meth

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australian authorities bust flight attendants accused of smuggling millions of dollars of heroin and meth - cnn

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Australian authorities bust flight attendants accused of smuggling millions of dollars of heroin and meth

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Cabin crew for international airline Malindo Air have been accused of helping to smuggle heroin and methamphetamine worth millions of dollars from Asia to Australian cities, as part of a multinational syndicate.

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Netflix is raising its subscription by $1 -$2 due to spending more money.

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Netflix is raising its subscription prices | CNN Business

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Netflix is raising prices in the United States as the streaming service invests heavily in new programs.