HomeMailFlickrTumblrAnswersGroupsMobileMorePoliticsCelebrityMoviesMusicTVStyleBeautyTechShoppingInstall the new Firefox »YahooSign inLoading UpdatesMailSign in  to view your mailStay on top of breaking news!Set your new tab and home page to Yahoo to keep up with the latest news.Add it NowSkip to NavigationSkip to Main contentSkip to Related contentMailNewsFinanceSportsFantasy FootballPoliticsCelebrityViewTVMoviesStyleBeautyShoppingTechMore on YahooMoreStyleBeautyShoppingTechMore on YahooMake Yahoo! your homepageBrowns fans make another bad spelling gaffeDuring Cleveland's game against San Diego, the television camera caught a homemade sign that had an embarrassing error.Too many letters »C($m_blue) js-stream-content-link:f_C($m_blue)">Browns avoid winless season with miracleC($m_blue) js-stream-content-link:f_C($m_blue)">Mariota carted off with ugly looking injuryC($m_blue) js-stream-content-link:f_C($m_blue)">Israel to reassess U.N. tiesC($m_blue) js-stream-content-link:f_C($m_blue)">Trump wants to dissolve charitable foundationLifestyle‘He Waited’: Dog Dumped on the Curb with Discarded Furniture on Snowy Day by Detroit FamilyA dog found abandoned on a curb is awaiting a permanent home after his owners left him behind when moving out of their Michigan home, reports say. A photo showed Ollie the dog sitting on a chair, surrounded by garbage on a Detroit corner earlier this month. The 2-year-old dog was emaciated and suffered a broken leg when he was discovered, according to a You Caring fundraiser for the dog started by the Detroit Animal Welfare Group.PeopleSponsored"Internet 2.0" Tech Has Wall Street ScramblingBigger Than Internet Technology Rewrites Wall Street's "Bible." "Never before has a technology emerged at such a breakneck pace. I will ignite a...The Sovereign InvestorU.S.Police raided a family's home and mocked them on Snapchat - then realized it was the wrong houseA New York Police Department squad raided a Brooklyn home on Thursday and arrested the whole family. After handcuffing them, an NYPD officer took a Snapchat photo and shared it with the caption "Merry Christmas Its [sic] NYPD." The image - plus a second picture captioned "Warrant sweeps its [sic] still a party" - showed up in Snapchat's New York City story, making it visible to anyone in the NYC area. It was only then that the NYPD realized it had the wrong house, and the family publicly humiliated on social media aren't suspected of any crime. "The worst part was the Snapchats," said Kimberly Santiago, whose home was raided though her address was not the location listed on the warrant. "He doesn'tThe WeekLearn MoreU.S.Infant Dies Two Days Before Christmas After Being Reportedly Dropped by BabysitterMark Modzelewski and Nicole Nicastro took their only child, Reece Modzelewski, off of life support on Friday, and the infant died just minutes later, NJ.com reports. Little Reece had been hospitalized since Tuesda