Here's the news you missed this weekend

After Hurricane Michael, Panhandle, Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, at least 17 people died and 46 people were missing.

"I would like to tell them I do not mind": Melania Trump reveals details of her life in the White House during her first extensive sit-in interview after becoming the first woman.

In an extensive interview with ABC News, Melania Trump discussed her life in the White House, # MeToo campaign and explained the timing of disagreement with her husband.

Mr. Trump 's video said in an interview on CBS News' s 60 - minute session held on Sunday evening that he is not yet sure whether the journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed by Saudi Arabia.

Because Kelsey Quill hit his neck before she crashed, the police found a fashion model that he wished to die.

The Mega Millions lottery is estimated to be $ 654 million, the second highest lottery game history, and the next lottery will be held on Tuesday 16th October.

As you know, my name will appear on the weekend schedule of MSNBC show this Saturday and Sunday to be held in South Carolina. Many of you are thankful that you are filled with enthusiasm and enthusiasm for dealing with this development. Please be aware that you missed working with me. However, this morning, there is no plan to hold this weekend. This is a decision that will affect all of you, so I would like to take some time to explain my reasoning.

If you do something crazy at the end of this week, you may have missed the news that Twitter applies for IPO just as you enjoy the sun outside. Do you purchase stocks that are about to become a new listed company? This question may be the best answer for your broker. Or your pastor. Because only God knows that Twitter's public offering will be a huge success for Google or Facebook will fail. Who can determine if the company's potential income can achieve hype? Will Twitter be a major financial company? Or, even with millions of users, their expected income will be limited

If you missed it at the end of the weekend you should continue to say the New York Times and the story of Tim Kreider "Busy Trap". Kreider offered a very famous paper: "If you live in the United States in the 21st century, you may need to listen to a lot of people talking to you about how busy they are. : 'Busy!' I am too busy '' I am busy 'Obviously, I am proud of this as a complaint, I heard the same in Canada.'