US man who raped kidnapped women jailed for life

A US bus driver who kidnapped and raped three women for a decade in his Ohio home came face-to-face with one of his victims Thursday in an emotional courtroom scene as he was sentenced to life in prison.

Ariel Castro's vain pleas that he was not a "monster" fell on deaf ears, as Judge Michael Russo imposed a sentence of life in prison and an additional 1,000 years of consecutive jail time.

Princess Diana Wanted to Marry Again, According to Report

As the British royal family celebrates its newest addition, Prince George, it’s hard not to miss the grandmother he will never know, Princess Diana.

There is no shortage of pictures and stories, however, to fill the void, including the latest in the September issue of Vanity Fair, “The Grandmother Prince George Never Knew.” The story details how Diana was “madly in love” with Pakistani heart surgeon Hasnat Khan, with whom she was in a two-year relationship before her death in 1997.

Five Million North Korean Suicide Bombers Ready To Attack USA and South Korea

North Korea's Suicide Bombers Corps wit Nuclear Backpacks show up in Parade

Solon wants hoarding of Philippine coins criminalized

A lawmaker wants hoarding of Philippine coins to be criminalized and hoarders penalized with eight years imprisonment and a fine of not less than P300,000.

Rep. Jerry Treñas of Iloilo City, author of House Bill 1662, or the proposed Anti-Hoarding of Philippine Legal Tender Coins Act of 2013, said hoarding of coins of any denomination is causing an artificial shortage of small denominations of currency in the country, which is seen as the reason for the lack of small change in various establishments.

“The unscrupulous practice of hoarding of coins is tantamount to economic sabotage and is creating an artificial shortage of coins,” Treñas said.