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How could this happen again!? The Kardashian-West family just can’t catch a break — at least when it comes to people trying to steal their stuff. After suffering a harrowing multi-million dollar violent robbery in Paris last year,  Kim Kardashian  has again become the target of criminals who wanted to make a huge pay off. However, these particular criminals weren’t quite as smart or brazen as her past attackers. They just wanted to check out what she was hiding in the driveway. Kim K and  Kanye West  got their cars burglarized at their Bel Air home, and they weren’t the only targets.

Bowe Bergdahl, the U.S. Army sergeant who pleaded guilty Monday to deserting his post in Afghanistan in 2009, says his Taliban captors were more “honest” with him than the Army has been since his release three years ago. “At least the Taliban were honest enough to say, ‘I’m the guy who’s gonna cut your throat,’ ” Bergdahl tells British TV journalist Sean Langan in  an interview  with the Sunday Times Magazine of London headlined "The Homecoming from Hell." Langan, too, is a former Taliban hostage. Bergdahl, 31, from Hailey, Idaho, says he never quite knew where he stood with the Army as he performed “administrative duties” while awaiting his desertion trial. “Here, it could be the guy I pass in the corridor who’s going to sign the paper that sends me away for life,’’ he says. “We may as well go back to kangaroo courts and lynch mobs.” Bergdahl is expected to appear for sentencing Monday in a military courtroom in Fort Bragg, N.C., after pleading guilty to d

President  Donald Trump  praises the five former U.S. presidents who attended a hurricane relief concert in a Texas college town tonight, in a video played at the event.  Democrats Barack Obama,  Bill Clinton  and  Jimmy Carter  and Republicans George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush came together for the "One America Appeal" concert at Texas A&M University's Reed Arena in College Station to raise money for relief efforts from the recent hurricane devastation in Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico and the U.S.  Virgin Islands . The appeal had already raised $31 million for relief efforts since it began on Sept. 7, Jim McGrath, spokesman for former President George H.W. Bush told The Associated Press. The lineup featured  country music  band Alabama, Rock-and-Roll Hall of Famer Sam Moore, gospel legend  Yolanda Adams  as well as Texas musicians  Lyle Lovett , Robert Earl Keen, and Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance. Trump taped a video message to be played at the fund

Angelina Jolie  and  Gwyneth Paltrow  just joined the group of actresses who condemned producer  Harvey Weinstein ’s sexual harassment against women in the entertainment industry. In a shocking proclamation, both Oscar winners revealed the 65-year-old had gotten sexually aggressive with them in the past. While Angelina told the  New York Times  that she “ had a bad experience with Harvey Weinstein ” in her youth and “chose never to work with him again,” Gwyneth said her encounter with the movie mogul led to a heated confrontation between Harvey and then-boyfriend  Brad Pitt . Via  TMZ : Paltrow says she was in a hotel suite with Weinstein when he placed his hands on her and suggested they head to the bedroom. Paltrow says she immediately left and said to herself, “I thought you were my Uncle Harvey.” Paltrow says Weinstein later called her and screamed at her for a long time and she feared she was going to lose the movie role. She says she confided in Brad Pitt and he ap

The Delta State Coordinator of the World Health Organisation, Dr Bassey Bassey, has said flooding in some parts of the country may have contributed to the monkeypox outbreak. Bassey said this in Abuja on Thursday at a one-day colloquium organised by the Association of Medical Scientists of Nigeria, FCT branch. Speaking on the theme, ‘Perennial flooding in Nigeria: Communicable diseases and looming antimicrobial resistance’, the WHO coordinator said floodwater was a major source of infectious communicable diseases because animals defecate in floodwater, which humans come in contact with. Bassey, who was represented by Dr Casmir Ifeanyi, said, “Flooding is known to facilitate infectious disease transmission. It is no longer in doubt. Therefore, that will expose affected communities to outbreak of epidemics, zootomic and other epizootic effects such as cholera and of course we have had reported cases of cholera this year. “Until proved otherwise, I think that flooding has a

                                      President Muhammadu Buhari President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday admitted that he was disturbed and surprised by the claim made by members of the Boko Haram sect that they were receiving support from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. The President, however, said he was happy that his administration had been able to prove its ability to curtail the insurgents. According to a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, the President said this at a joint press conference he held with President Recep Erdogan of Turkey after their talks in Ankara. “We were very surprised and disturbed by the claim made by Boko Haram on what it has been getting from ISIS. “We know we will be able to contain them and we have proven that we can do it.  “We are very pleased that Turkey is in a position to assist us and has been strengthening our educational and health institutions,” Buhari reportedly said at the press

Lagos State Government on Thursday re-arraigned alleged kidnap kingpin, Chukwudubem Onwuamadike, alias Evans, and five others before a Lagos State High Court in Ikeja. The re-arraignment of the defendants followed the amendment to the two charges, bordering on conspiracy and kidnapping, pressed against them by the state. Although Evans and his co-defendants had earlier pleaded guilty to the charges when they were first arraigned on August 30, they changed their plea, denying the allegations upon their re-arraignment on Thursday. Standing trial alongside Evans are Uche Amadi, Okwuchukwu Nwachukwu, Chilaka Ifeanyi, Victor Aduba and  a woman  Ogechi Uchechukwu.  When the matter came up before Justice Hakeem Oshodi, the state prosecuting team, led by the Director of Public Prosecutions, Titilayo Shitta-Bey, told the court that the amended information only affected the law and punishment under which second charge was filed. According to Shitta-Bey, Evans and his accomplices