A Santeria priest raided a cemetery and took the remains of 5 skeletons

Amador Medina, right, of Hartford, listens to public defender Johanna Canning during his arraignment at Hartford Superior Court Monday, Dec. 7, 2015, in Hartford, Conn. Media was charged as a fugitive from justice after police found the remains of five bodies stolen from a Worcester, Massachusetts cemetery in Medina's Hartford apartment on Friday that he claimed were used for religious purposes. He faces five counts of disinterment of bodies, conspiracy and accessory before the fact in Massachusetts, according to police. (Cloe Poisson/Hartford Courant via AP. Pool

A man described by police as a Santeria priest caught with human remains in his Connecticut home agreed on Monday to go to Massachusetts to face accusations that he stole the five skeletons from a mausoleum.

A Georgia woman is in jail after trying to buy a baby off Craigslist

A woman in suburban Atlanta was in jail on Monday after she sought to purchase a baby for her 14-year-old daughter on Craigslist, Forsyth County detectives said.

Elaine Williams, 47, posted an advertisement on the online shopping site soliciting unwanted babies, and promising mothers that they could drop off the baby in a “baby box,” if they wanted to remain anonymous, police said.

She later told police that her daughter had wanted a baby and would get one with or without her help, authorities said.

Russia appears to have 'gone ballistic' in Syria — and it may be helping ISIS

Russia is showing no signs that it intends to forgive and forget Turkey's decision to down a Russian warplane two weeks ago.

Moscow has chosen to retaliate for the incident asymmetrically, hitting Turkish economic and military interests instead of engaging in a direct conflict with Ankara that might lead to a military confrontation with NATO.

But the Russians appear to have "gone ballistic" in their determination to wipe out Turkish influence in northern Syria and help regime forces reach Aleppo, a UN official told McClatchy on Monday.

LeBron James just signed the biggest endorsement deal in Nike history

Nike has signed LeBron James to a lifetime deal, ESPN's Darren Rovell reports.

The contract is the largest single-athlete deal in Nike's 44-year history. It also marks the first time that Nike has officially given a lifetime deal.

James, who is 30 and entering a new phase of his career, signed a seven-year, $90 million contract with Nike before he was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2003. In 2010, James re-signed with Nike and reportedly earned as much as $30 million annually.

58th Annual GRAMMY Awards Nominees (Kendrick Lamar, D’Angelo & The Weeknd Lead )

Grammy season is officially underway. And par the course, the internet is already abuzz with congratulatory praises and conspiracy theories in equal parts. We’ll hold off on entertaining illuminati fodder until February runs its course. Until then, your time and brain power are better served merely perusing the massive list of nominations for this year’s ceremony, which is led by Kendrick Lamar with a whopping 11 nominations, including “Album Of The Year,” “Song Of The Year,” “Best Rap Performance” and twice for”Best Rap Song;” one for his credit on Kanye‘s turn-up-til-you-cant-no-more anthem “All Day” and one for the year’s only true rival in that department, “Alright.” Kendrick even manages to grab noms for a pair of features onTaylor Swift’s “Bad Blood” and Flying Lotus‘ “Never Catch Me,” respectively, making this year the one for true and total retribution after two consecutive years of snubbery.

Woman aged 91 suffocated during sex game with married neighbour, 49

A 91-year-old woman is believed to have suffocated during a sex game with a 49-year-old neighbour.

The OAP was found on her bed naked from her waist down next to a sex toy in Aveiro, 50 miles south of Porto, Portugal.

A married dad-of-two living next door has been arrested after DNA analysis of semen recovered from the scene.

Obama ( freedom is more powerful than fear) in major Oval Office address: 'This was an act of terrorism

President Barack Obama delivered a major Oval Office address Sunday night, seeking to reassure the nation about threats facing the US days after the deadliest terrorist assault on US soil since September 11, 2001.

In Sunday's speech — Obama's third from the Oval Office andsecond official Sunday-night primetime address — the president laid out his strategy for confronting the evolving nature of foreign and homegrown terrorist threats, including plots inspired by the terrorist group the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.