📌Sexual Consent Via Keyboard Signature? Where They Do That At? 📌Man Spends 17 Years In Jail – While His Dopple Ganger Was Freed 📌Suspected Bad Drug Batch Kill 3 At Melbourne Club 📌Brother Helps 1 Year Old Escape His Crib With a Chair 📌and More!

WORLD NEWS

• 1 winning Powerball ticket sold in California worth $447M
  • Someone has won $593m in Powerball lotto in the United States
  • America’s Powerball lottery is now available in Ireland
• Suspected bad batch of drugs claims three victims at Melbourne nightclub
• London Bridge attacker tried to rent larger truck ..BUT his payment was declined
  • London police make another arrest, release image of knife used in London Bridge attack
• ‘No threat to persons or community’: Florida judge grants bail to neo-Nazi arrested with bomb-making materials
• IS propaganda hard hit by killings, battlefield setbacks
• An attack in London kills 8; one in Orlando, 5. Why aren’t both called terrorism?
• Car hits crowd outside Amsterdam station, 8 hurt
• Two Toddlers Left In Car Overnight Die In Texas, Mother Amanda Hawkins Charged
• Chilling video shows rescue of missing woman “chained like a dog”
• Man’s severed head found on Miss. porch, body missing
• Parents died of overdose with 3 kids in car, autopsy finds
• ‘Shut up, slave!’: Man turns racist and violent after drink spills on him, police say
• Ex-prof convicted of assaulting disabled man gets new trial … Uh… WTF: I’m just gonna sit this right here: “ FILE – In this Jan. 15, 2016 file photo, Rutgers University professor Anna Stubblefield is led in to Superior Court for her sentencing in Newark, N.J. A New Jersey appeals court has overturned the conviction of Stubblefield who was found guilty of sexually assaulting a disabled man she said consented to the relationship by communicating on a keyboard. The court also ruled Friday, June 9, 2017 that Stubblefield should get a new trial with a new judge. The three-judge panel found the trial judge erred by barring testimony from an expert witness for the defense.” Chron.com
• She’s accused of pushing him to suicide. His Google searches say otherwise, defense says.
• As Pulse mass shooting 1-year anniversary nears, victims remembered

• Remembering the victims of the Pulse tragedy
  • Covering the Pulse nightclub shooting: I was the first Sentinel reporter there
• When Miami fires cops, they usually get their jobs back — even if they’re murder suspects
• He spent almost 17 years in jail. Then he found his doppelganger and was freed.

• ‘Grand Tour’ Host Richard Hammond Airlifted After ‘The Biggest Crash’ Jeremy Clarkson Has Ever Seen
• Brother helps 1-year-old escape from crib: ‘You can do it. Finn, jump to me!’

TECHNOLOGY / BUSINESS

• Hackers caught cloning activist Twitter accounts to spread fake news
• Facebook quietly stopped offering flag profile-picture filters after terrorist attacks
• The creator of Android explains how his new phone can take on Apple and Samsung
• We’re ready to blast off from this Planet of the Apps
• Toyota is building a flying car to light the Olympic torch in 2020 — here’s a closer look
• There’s a new internet-privacy bill in Congress, and the digital-ad industry says that if it passes it could mean 
• IKEA is transforming into a full-blown tech company – starting with its new Apple and Amazon partnerships