Meeink opened up about his experience with “ghost skins,” a practice white supremacists use to hide “overt displays of their beliefs to blend in” with the general public. According to Meeink, nationalist leaders with ties to law enforcement would often vet members of the neo-Nazi group he was affiliated with in the 80s and 90s, and some of his former associates are now policemen. “I know that there are neo-Nazis who I used to run with who are now cops,” Meeink said....

Four 15-year-olds and one 14-year-old are charged with second-degree attempted rape of a 18-year-old male special needs student, according to The Seattle Times. The incident occured on Oct. 22, the Times reported. Court documents state that the 18-year-old was lured into the locker room where three teens allegedly held him down while another attempted to sodomize him with a broomstick. One student tried to record the attack on his cellphone....

With its folksy hometown humor, a group of whacky townsfolk and a setting that is straight out of a Grant Wood painting peopled by Norman Rockwell characters, Music Man is anything but edgy or hot. What it is, however, is a finely crafted piece of musical theater, with a strong book by Willson and Franklin Lacey, and a set of beautiful songs that have become standards in the Great American Songbook....

Arsenal beware! Fabregas is unstoppable Berahino left the Hawthorns to join Stoke for a reported £12 million during the January transfer window, having played his last game for the Baggies on September 10. The 23-year-old was said to have been sent to a fitness camp in France by West Brom boss Tony Pulis in the intervening period after struggling with his weight. However, a report in the Daily Mail claims that Berahino’s absence from both the senior and Under-23 sides was down to a Football Association (FA) suspension following a failed out-of-competition test....

The former Trabzonspor and Club Brugge boss led the Indomitable Lions to their fifth continental success by winning the 2017 African Cup of Nations in Gabon earlier this year. Following his refusal to take up residence in Cameroon and inability to lead the Central African nation to the 2018 World Cup in Russia after garnering just seven points from six games, he was informed by his friend about a leaked statement from the country’s football body and now awaits Cameroon’s sports minister, Pierre Ismael Bidoung Mkpatt to make the final decision on his appointment on December 15....

The Dec. 3 election may be his toughest test yet. Finally, the Venezuelan opposition has united behind a single candidate–Manuel Rosales, the governor of Zulia, the country’s second largest state. And the tune he’s singing is playing well with the voters: Chávez is not solving the country’s social ills; he is misspending the nation’s immense oil revenue on corrupt, pharaonic projects. Instead, according to Rosales, the oil wealth should be handed out to each Venezuelan through a sort of “black gold” credit card that would let each citizen decide what he wants to spend this bonus on....

READ MORE: Isco still waiting to hear from Real Madrid over new contract Ronaldo had been struggling to find his best form this campaign, scoring just twice in six La Liga appearances, before netting a hat trick against Alaves on Saturday. Sanchez thinks Ronaldo’s hunger for goals is the main reason behind his behavior, even if the Mexican thinks the club’s all-time top scorer lacks the attributes to play as a true No....

The Tigers boss faulted Aina’s trip to Nigeria for the Super Eagles’ 2018 World Cup qualifying game against Zambia on October 7 as a factor that made him miss trainings with the team. However, the tactician believes that the Nigeria international who has played 13 league games this campaign can return to his normal level if he continues to train with the team regularly. “Aina, like Max Clark and Jarrod Bowen, is a young player and sometimes he has good matches and not good matches especially when he misses a lot of time because he has a trip to Nigeria,” Slutsky told Hull DailyMail....

Whether you’re going home for the holidays or spending time alone, your Hulu subscription will come in handy with a list of intriguing, dark documentaries to pull you through the long weekend. Here are some of the best options available to stream now on Hulu. Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger This documentary takes a deep look into the life and crimes of crime boss Whitey Bulger....

In an open letter, organized by the Committee to Protect Health Care, they said abortions “are an essential element of medical care.” It comes as the high court prepares to hear historic arguments on Wednesday in a case that poses the biggest threat to abortion rights since the landmark 1973 ruling that declared a nationwide right to terminate a pregnancy. In Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, Mississippi is asking the court—which has a 6-3 conservative majority—to uphold a law that bans abortions after 15 weeks....

Melissa Breyer, who was monitoring the incident for NYC Audubon, tweeted pictures of the complex littered with bird carcasses. While the number of birds killed from collisions was especially high this week, the issue is not new. Kaitlyn Parkins, NYC Audubon’s associate director of conservation and science, said that bird strikes on the city’s skyscrapers are a problem that the group has followed for years. Storms that occurred on Monday night into Tuesday, coupled with high numbers of birds, became the “perfect combination that can lead to bird-window collisions,” Parkins said....

Jared Totsch, who shared the names on his Facebook page on April 16 after obtaining the list of 900 complainants from St. Louis County official under Missouri’s Sunshine Law, said on his Facebook page that tipsters should have realized their information could be made public, according to a report in the newspaper Independent. Now, some of those who snitched may be worried these business owners may show up at their homes or businesses, and Totsch said he thinks that’s just too bad....

Badia and her family aren’t the only people forced by catastrophe to make hard choices. Politicians in Ethiopia and neighboring states have far more consequential decisions to make, even if they, personally, have less at stake. The countries of the African Horn, known for two of the worst famines in memory, are now facing another major food shortage: the United Nations estimates that up to 16 million people, half of them in Ethiopia, need urgent food and medical aid to avert widespread death by starvation....

“I learned yesterday for the first time that the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Delaware advised my legal counsel, also yesterday, that they are investigating my tax affairs. I take this matter very seriously but I am confident that a professional and objective review of these matters will demonstrate that I handled my affairs legally and appropriately, including with the benefit of professional tax advisors,” Hunter Biden said in a statement released by the transition team....

Mahan completed his weekend in the first FedEx Cup match with a 65, 6 under par for the day and 14 under for the tournament to win at Ridgewood Country Club in Paramus, N.J. “To get a win in an event like this and the timing, it feels unbelievable,” Mahan said. “So I’m extremely proud of myself. I felt great the last few weeks. My game was starting to come around....

According to the National Hurricane Center, Delta—which is forecast to become a “major hurricane” within the next 24 hours—will make landfall on the southcentral coast of the U.S. by Thursday evening, as shown in the graphic provided by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) below. Rainfall hazards are also being preempted by NOAA for the coast from Louisiana to the western Florida Panhandle from Thursday night through Friday. NOAA warns residents in these areas to have their hurricane plan in place and monitor for updates to the forecast for Hurricane Delta....

Fiona landed in Puerto Rico early Sunday morning, shuttering the island in total darkness as the storm severed power to all homes. The storm killed at least four people in Puerto Rico and left many others without running water or electricity. Floods from the hurricane trapped hundreds of cats and dogs at a shelter in Hormigueros after a river behind the shelter rose to nearly 30 feet, according to a report by The Weather Channel....

According to a Saturday report from the energy company Eversource, between half to 69 percent of Connecticut customers could face power outages due to severe weather on Sunday, and restoration efforts could take up to 21 days. Eversource is New England’s largest energy delivery company and serves more than 1.25 million people across Connecticut. In a statement from the electric company shared by Fox61’s Angelo Bavaro on Twitter, Eversource said it will declare an Emergency Response Plan (ERP) starting at 6 a....

Hurricane Laura has hit Louisiana hard since it made landfall early on Thursday morning, with damaging and flooding rainfall now spreading inland over western and central Louisiana, while life-threatening storm surge continues along the Louisiana coastline. The hurricane is currently around 80 miles south-southeast of Shreveport, Louisiana, with maximum sustained winds of 100 mph, moving north at 15 mph, but coastal areas of the state have already felt the effects of Hurricane Laura....

The husband shared their disagreement to Reddit’s Am I The A**hole forum, under username Throwawaysplitrent, where he explained he earned more than his wife. They’re both in work and have no children, and due to the fact he had a higher salary—more than double what she earned at one point—he paid the rent. Talking more about their set-up, he said: “Because it’s just us two our household expenses are low and I outearned my wife significantly so I told her she can pick up the tab on eating out and stuff here and there and I’ll cover all the rent and household expenses....