From the bowler to the bonnet to the baseball cap, see the fascinating history of hats unfold before your eyes.Source: Sifting The Past History Of Hats: 18th Century Source: Tumblr From the dawn of the century, milliners took the idea of the hat as mere sun shade and turned it into an ever-evolving fashion accessory. Most commonly worn by military and naval officers, the classic tricorne (three-cornered) hat added function to form: the hat acted as an early umbrella via its brim-forming gutters that tilted rain away from the wearer’s face.

"A teacher abused her position of trust and authority to sexually violate a young man who will face the emotional effects... for the rest of his life," said the judge.FacebookJennifer Caswell Three years ago, police caught 28-year-old English teacher Jennifer Caswell in a Mississippi hotel room with a 15-year-old male student. She had resigned from her position at Oklahoma’s Hollis Middle School two month earlier amid rumors that she had been having sex with a student, and now police had the evidence.

First daughters have been carrying out the duties of "first lady" ever since the term was coined. And they've been doing it with style.Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesIvanka Trump walks on stage at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio on July 21, 2016. Melania Trump kept quiet for most of the 2016 presidential campaign, preferring to cede the spotlight to Donald’s daughter, Ivanka. Ivanka helped her father appeal to women, discussed policy propositions with the media, and attended high profile meetings while her husband, Jared Kushner, was given the title of senior adviser to the president.

Wikimedia CommonsA cat stalking prey Why Your Cat Brings You The Animals It Kills If you own a cat that spends a lot of time outdoors, you’ve probably awoken one morning to find that it’s left a little “present” on your doorstep in the form of a dead mouse or bird. The best explanation for this behavior we have is that your cat is trying to teach you. In the wild, cats demonstrate how to hunt to their kittens so they can learn to do it themselves.

North Korean propaganda: outlandish glimpses at what one of the most dangerous countries on earth thinks about us--and claims to have in store for us.A North Korean kindergartener takes part in a popular playground game at Kaeson Kindergarten in Pyongyang. On March 2, 2013, a short documentary surfaced on YouTube. The clip purported to be a recently uncovered North Korean propaganda video revealing the squalor in which Americans live. Amid a backdrop of rampant homelessness and gun violence, Americans ate birds (with which they made soup) and snow (with which they made coffee) in order to survive.