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Donald Trump claimed Tuesday that Americans who already sent in their early ballots for Joe Biden now want to change their vote as Google has seen a dramatic influx in people searching for how or if they can change their vote after already casting it. What changed their minds? President Trump claims it was his performance at the second debate in Nashville, Tennessee on Thursday. 'Strongly Trending since immediately after the second debate is CAN I CHANGE MY VOTE? This refers changing it to me,' Trump tweeted Tuesday morning. 'The answer in most states is YES. Go do it. Most important Election of your life!' Trump isn't wrong, people can change their votes – but only in a select few states.  Since September, when early and absentee voting commenced starting in North Carolina, Google trends show a sizable increase in the amount of inquiries on its search engine for those wondering if they can change their mind after already voting. Popularity with the search peaked t

DNA from the skull matched the DNA from the family members of Junior Willie McCann, 79 Local authorities have confirmed that a skull in sunglasses that had been displayed on a fireplace for over a year belonged to an elderly man who disappeared not far from the area in 2012.  The Morgan County Sheriff's Office shared in a Monday Facebook press release that the DNA from the skull matched the DNA from the family members of Junior Willie McCann.  McCann, a 79-year-old from Gobey in Morgan County, was last seen on September 9, 2012, local outlet reported at the time. Authorities state that the skull had been found allegedly on March 2019 by a person living in the same area McCann was from. The MSCO retrieved the skull after learning of its existence, and sent it off to Knox County Regional Forensics Center and the UT Department of Anthropology for positive identification, the release states.  A joint search was conducted on the area where the skull had been supposedly found, the MSCO

Casino operator Las Vegas Sands Corp is exploring a sale of its two flagship hotel-casinos in Las Vegas in a deal that may bring in $6billion, according to reports. The properties included in the potential sale are the Venetian Resort Las Vegas and the Palazzo, as well as Sands Expo Convention Center, which are all based along the city's famous Strip, according to Reuters.  Bloomberg also reported that Sands, the world's largest casino company, is working with an adviser to solicit interest from potential suitors. The gambling industry, which thrives on air travel and large groups of people in close proximity, is one of the hardest hit industries amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Travel restrictions and capacity limitations are leading to thousands of worker layoffs in Vegas as the United States' outbreak continues.    Chief Executive Officer of Las Vegas Sands Sheldon Adelson stands with President Donald Trump. It was announced this week that Sands Corp is exploring a

A Brazilian kingpin and her gang are facing jail today after they were caught with the largest ever haul of chemsex drugs seized in the UK.  Suellen Miguez, 35, and her associates fuelled the underground chemsex trade through an elaborate network of moped riders and WhatsApp groups. Miguez was convicted alongside Isabella Braga Da Silva, 22, and her boyfriend Bernardo Salles, 27, who dubbed themselves a 'modern Bonnie and Clyde.'  The high-living dealers blew tens of thousands of pounds on designer goods, with more than £50,000 spent at shops including Prada, Louis Vuitton and Harrods. They also rented out properties through Airbnb to store drugs for a few days at a time to avoid detection. Customers were offered a 'menu of narcotics' to chose from, including cocaine, ecstasy and the chemsex drug GBL, with riders disguised as DHL deliverers dropping them off within 10 minutes of an order being made. Police smashed the operation when they stopped one of the moped deliver

A man was charged this afternoon with setting a Boston ballot drop box on fire and damaging nearly three dozen ballots. Worldy Armand, a 39-year-old Boston resident, was taken into custody late Sunday, hours after he started a fire inside a drop box outside the Boston Public Library in the city's Back Bay neighborhood, authorities said. The box contained more than 120 ballots. Armand was arraigned on Monday in Boston Municipal Court on a charge of willful and malicious burning. A judge ordered a mental health evaluation for the defendant. Worldy Armand, a 39-year-old Boston resident, was taken into custody late Sunday, hours after he started a fire inside a drop box outside the Boston Public Library. He is pictured in court where he stook behind a door during the hearing  Police in Boston arrested Worldy Armand, 39, after officers saw a man that matched the description of the suspect in Sunday's ballot box fire 'I do not believe that this individual is plotting against our

The jury in the high-profile sex abuse case involving a young swim coach and a number of young children has been discharged on the second day of the trial. Kyle James Henk Daniels, 22, was due to face day two of his five week trial in Downing Centre District Court on Tuesday after pleading not guilty to 26 charges, including nine counts of having sexual intercourse with a child under 10.  But on Tuesday morning, Judge Kara Shead discharged the jury and ordered a restart on Wednesday. 'Something has occurred overnight that was unexpected and as a result of that I am discharging you as the jury,' Judge Shead told the court. The jury in the trial of Sydney swim coach Kyle James Henk Daniels has been discharged with a new trial to begin on Wednesday morning Judge Kara Shead ordered all parties to return to court on Wednesday morning where a new jury will be impanelled to sit through Daniels' five-week trial (He is pictured leaving Downing Centre District Court with his parents

The crowds queuing up for the panto at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley, had never seen anything quite like it.  Into the car park growled one hefty, blacked-out limousine after another for what would turn out to be nothing less than a royal command performance. It was a few days before Christmas in 2008. Prince Azim of Brunei, then 26, was in London and wanted to take some of his younger siblings to a production of his favourite pantomime, Cinderella.  And if the only available show was in the capital’s Kentish suburbs, then the entire entourage would bypass the West End and head for Bromley. It was a typically impulsive but good-natured gesture by the gentle, party-loving second son of the fabulously wealthy Sultan of Brunei. But while Azim might often try to be the fun-loving Prince Charming figure on the celebrity circuits of London and Hollywood, this particular fairytale was not destined for a happy ending.  This week, it was announced that the Prince had passed away, unmarried, at

President Trump claimed that his son Barron's coronavirus infection was 'gone' in 15 minutes.  Trump made the claim while speaking to his supporters during a rally in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania, Monday afternoon.  'Of course Barron had it,' Trump said of coronavirus, which he, First Lady Melania Trump and their 14-year-old son, Barron, had all been diagnosed with earlier in October.  During a rally Monday, Trump said that son Barron's coronavirus was 'gone' after 15 minutes. Trump is pictured here at that rally in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania Trump then pointed to Barron's 'young, strong, immune system.'  The president recalled his supposed conversation with a doctor about Barron's positive test result.   'I said, "What's the story, doc, with Baron?"' Trump said from the podium.  According to Trump, the doctor replied: 'Sir, he tested positive.' 'Like 15 minutes later,' Trump said, he asked the doctor:

Police are cracking down on the movements of 22 underworld figures in a desperate bid to prevent a bloody gangland war following a fatal shooting in Sydney's south-west last week.  Gangland figure Mejid Hamzy, 44, the brother of notorious criminal and Brothers For Life founder Bassam Hamzy, was gunned down outside his home in Condell Park on October 19.  Mejid's death has already lead to more violence, as police fear the retributions will cause carnage on Sydney's streets. Mohammed Hamzy, the brother's cousin, has already been stabbed at John Morony Correctional Centre at Windsor following the execution. Strike Force Raptor have since stepped up their operation targeting criminal networks, issuing public safety orders to 22 men linked to the Hamzy and Alameddine families in a desperate bid to prevent more retaliatory attacks. Mejid Hamzy was shot dead in Condell Park in Sydney's south-west last week The public safety orders include no-go zones imposed on 22 men, wh

Victoria Derbyshire has revealed she will break the rule of six at Christmas to have her family over and will 'do it knowing what the risks are'.  The BBC journalist, 52, whose BAFTA-winning show was axed in March amid cuts, said her elderly mother with her partner and father-in-law are invited for Christmas. 'If the rule of six is still in place at Christmas, we're breaking it to have the rule of seven. We just are,' she told The Radio Times.  Open: Victoria Derbyshire, 52, has revealed she would break the rule of six for Christmas to have 'seven' for dinner and told how she will 'do it knowing what the risks are'. Pictured in 2018 The journalist said she would be inviting her mother and her partner to Christmas lunch despite them living in Bolton Victoria and her husband Mark Sandwell, who share sons Oliver, 16, and Joe, 13 and live in London, told how the family will buy a 'thermometer gun' and are 'not stupid'.  She told the publi