President praises Confederate soldier General Robert E. Lee after asking for black votes.

Donald Trump asked black voters to "honour" him in the US midterm elections - minutes before praising Confederate soldier, General Robert E. Lee. Speaking in front of 4,000 people at a rally in Lebanon, Ohio, the president described the controversial figure as a “great general”, despite fighting to preserve slavery laws in the US during the civil war."So Robert E. Lee was a great general. And Abraham Lincoln developed a phobia.

Scars are beautiful , Princess Eugenie shows off scar on wedding day.

Princess Eugenie's wore her back surgery scars with pride today in a stunning backless dress. The Queen's granddaughter was diagnosed with scoliosis and underwent corrective surgery aged just 12, with a pair of eight-inch titanium rods inserted alongside her spine.

Father and his two-year-old daughter go viral after lip-syncing to Maroon 5 in a bathroom mirror

Bath time might always need to entail lip-syncing into the mirror at the end for one adorable dad and daughter after a video of them together went viral. Last week, Trina Wesson, who's based in Oregon, shared a video of her husband lip-syncing to Girls Like You by Maroon 5 while holding their two-year-old daughter, Myla.

Iraqi teenager brutally killed because of his looks.

A new shocking video of a brutal murder in Iraq went viral in the past few days around the Arab world: showing a teenage boy lying down on his side, bleeding from his abdomen, and being taunted with homosexual slurs by his killer. Ahmad Majed Mutairi, 14, known as Hamoudi Mutairi on social media, was brutally killed last weekend because he had “feminine” looks, which made his sexuality under suspicion.

'I'm the most bullied person on the world' : Melania Trump

US First Lady Melania Trump has said she started her anti-cyberbullying campaign because she is "the most bullied person on the world".In a wide-ranging interview with ABC News, she also said she does not trust some people who have worked in the West Wing. And she said that women who allege sexual abuse must produce "really hard evidence".