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Why Melania Trump covers her head one day and not the next
WASHINGTON (AP) — To cover up or not to cover up?
The Latest: Reporter alleges attack by Montana GOP hopeful
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The Latest on assault allegations against Republican congressional candidate Greg Gianforte (all times local):
Artist transforms 'cones of shame' into dog-friendly works of art
For a few lucky dogs, the dreaded cone of shame is no more. In its place is the Cone of Fame, a beautifully decorated cone courtesy of artist and animal center volunteer Erin Einbender. SEE ALSO: Dogs, ranked Einbender began her Cones of Fame project to help dogs get adopted at Chicago's One Tail at a Time, as well as to highlight the importance of spaying and neutering pets — a cone-worthy procedure for furry friends. After she and volunteers designed and crafted the stylish cones, she photographed adoptable pups at One Tail at a Time wearing them. For example, here's Ellie wearing the "Bubblegum" model. "Bubblegum" - Ellie - adopted! A post shared by @conesoffame on May 18, 2017 at 7:05am PDT Stunning. So far, Einbender's effort have paid off — all her initial dog models have since found new homes. "Be Free" - Miguel- UPDATE: Adopted!! is a volunteer favorite at @onetailatatime! He's been at the rescue for a year and a half which is way too long. Being a pitbull or a pitbull mix in a shelter/rescue is hard, being this breed with separation anxiety makes it even harder to find a forever home. Because of Miguel's separation anxiety he is part of One Tail's "Good Dog Forever Program"which includes a free adoption fee, a foster to adopt period where a trainer will work with you in your home and training for life! Otherwise Miguel is a super sweet and playful boy that just wants to be with his humans❤️. If you're interested in adopting or fostering a dog visit onetail.org A post shared by @conesoffame on May 13, 2017 at 7:20am PDT According to NBC Chicago, Einbender eventually wants to make another round of Cones of Fame — and this time, she wants to get designers involved. Cool with us. We could probably look at fashion cones forever. WATCH: Forget pottery class, 3D printing glass is so much cooler
Ben Carson refers to poverty as a ‘state of mind’
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson referred to poverty as a “state of mind” during a Sirius XM interview. The former GOP presidential candidate said, “You take somebody that has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and I guarantee in a little while they’ll be right back up there.”
The Pope gave Donald Trump a 192-page letter he wrote on climate change
Donald Trump was given a gift during his meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican: a papal letter detailing why the world should fight against climate change. Pope Francis issued the encyclical in 2015, just months before nearly 200 countries signed the historic Paris Agreement on climate change. The agreement is considered a large part of President Obama's legacy, particularly his work on environmental issues like establishing a protected national park in Hawaii and passing legislation on clean energy.
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