The Brooklyn woman who died during her 21st birthday celebration was “severed in half” in the horrific car crash on the Williamsburg Bridge, prosecutors said. Amanda Miner was in the back seat of the speeding gray 2013 Infiniti G37 driven by her allegedly drunk NYPD traffic agent pal when she was thrown from the car onto the Brooklyn-bound lanes after the vehicle hit a barrier and a support pillar early Thursday, police said. Stefan Hoyte, 26, who was off-duty, was driving about 50 to 60 mph on the 35-mph-speed-limit bridge when he lost control of the car at 3:14 a.m., hitting the support column with such force that the car split in two, prosecutors said. Police found Miner, an aspiring social worker who turned 21 on Wednesday, “severed in half lying dead on the roadway,” according to a Manhattan Criminal Court complaint.
'Katrina Girl' to Bring Air Force Vet Who Rescued Her During 2005 Hurricane to Junior ROTC Ball: 'I Would Do Anything to Repay the Hug,' He Says
Dear Amy: I am a 53-year-old single man. I just had a four-month affair with a married lady. We connected at our high school reunion. She has been married to the same man for 35 years and says I am the only man she ever had an affair with ... and I believe her. She told me that she and her husband had not been sexually intimate for three years. As time went on, I started disliking her criticism and insensitivity toward me, and she has since ended our affair. She and her husband are leaving the country in a few months for good. I am tempted to tell her husband (I have pictures in case if he doesn't believe me). I want to do this, partly because she hurt me and was very arrogant and insensitive,
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President Trump doesn’t want to spend federal dollars on after-school programs, meals for poor people, or heating assistance that helps keep folks alive. Trump has already made four trips there since becoming president on January 20, and on Friday he confirmed he’s headed there this weekend for the fifth time. Despite vowing during his campaign that he “would rarely leave the White House because there’s so much work to be done” and “would not be a president who took vacations” because “you don’t have time to take time off,” Trump has visited Trump-branded properties each of the past six weekends. In fact, Trump has spent time at Trump-branded property every weekend of his presidency other than the very first, when he created chaos throughout the country by signing a Muslim ban executive order that was later stayed by a federal court.
Four years ago, some (well, at least one) were declaring Colin Kaepernick to potentially be one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. Now, he’s still looking for a new job. New 49ers G.M. John Lynch tells KNBR that Kaepernick recently came close to getting one. “I don’t know what happened to that market,” Lynch said, via USA Today. “He was, in everyone’s mind in this league, very close to signing a deal with a team at a really good number. And it fell through, apparently.” In theory, Kaepernick could still return to the 49ers. The chances, however, diminshed after the 49ers signed Brian Hoyer and Matt Barkley. “I think the likelihood of that happening has gone down significantly,” Lynch said.