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Is Selenis Leyva Single?Talking about her relationship status, Selenis Leyva is probably single. There have not been any records of her being in any relationships or her marriage. According to the data of Married Biography, she has a daughter named Alina who was probably adopted by Selenis. Who is Selenis Leyva? Selenis Leyva is an American-Cuban onscreen character and Selenis is popularly known for her roles in Orange Is the New Black.

Tensions have been high between Israel and Lebanon for months, with flurries of tweets in June breathlessly sharing that Lebanon’s Hezbollah group had erected tents to shelter soldiers on “Israeli territory”, and general fears of a military escalation. On Wednesday, on the anniversary of the beginning of Israel’s month-long war against Hezbollah in 2006, members of the Shia group were wounded in a flare-up on the border. A Lebanese security source confirmed the incident to AFP, saying the three had been “wounded by Israeli fire”.

THE woman whose evidence helped nail killer Jeremy Bamber has been tracked down to Canada. Julie Mugford, now 56, helped convict then-boyfriend Bamber of killing his parents, his sister and her twin boys in August 1985. The horror has been dramatised in ITV’s six-part White House Farm, with Alexa Davies and Freddie Fox as Julie and Bamber. After the trial, Julie travelled the world before settling in Winnipeg. Travelling in Australia she fell in love with Canadian IT salesman Glen Smerchanski and moved to Canada where Julie, now 56, is a school administrator.

The 2015 baseball season hasn't gone well for the Washington Nationals. Picked by many to win the World Series before the season began, a depressing six-month-long carnival of injury after injury, underperforming stars and managerial incompetence has left the team barely above .500 and well out of playoff contention. The historically disappointing season reached its nadir on Sunday, when closer Jonathan Papelbon choked probable MVP Bryce Harper in the dugout after the former didn't feel the latter exerted enough effort while running out a fly ball.