Russia Cloud Settles In Over Trump’s White House:
The Russia “cloud” is growing over President Donald Trump and threatening to wreck another week for the embattled White House as one of his closest allies tries to avoid a public spectacle on Capitol Hill.
Melania Trump Moves In:
Melania Trump Moves In:
With a single tweet on Sunday evening, Melania Trump made it official: the White House is no longer operating with a first lady in absentia. FLOTUS has moved in.
‘Wonder Woman’ Soars In Its Second Weekend As ‘The Mummy’ Staggers:
“Wonder Woman” is still wonderful at the box office, but Tom Cruise and “The Mummy” are staggering.
“Wonder Woman,” the acclaimed Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment superhero film, brought in an estimated $57.2 million at the North American box office this weekend. That’s only a drop of 45% from its strong and record-breaking opening weekend last week.
The second week total for the film shows that “Wonder Woman” has a steady audience. Its second week drop was much smaller than previous films in the DC Extended Universe.
The three other films in the Warner Bros. and DC brand — 2013’s “Man of Steel,” 2016’s “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” and 2016’s “Suicide Squad” — all had big openings, but were largely panned by critics and audiences.
Winning Powerball Ticket Sold In California:
Jackpot! A lucky lotto player in California had all the winning numbers after Saturday’s Powerball drawing, lottery officials said.
The grand prize reached an estimated $447.8 million.
The winning ticket was sold at a store in Menifee, southeast of Los Angeles.
Matthew Alberre, the manager of family-owned Marietta Liquor, told KCAL/KCBS he couldn’t believe the news when he got a call from a lottery representative on Saturday night. But it’s still unclear who bought the ticket from his store.
The winning numbers were 20, 26, 32, 38, 58 and the Powerball was 3.
Ivanka Trump Back In The Spotlight For Workforce Development Week:
After maintaining a relatively low profile over the last month, Ivanka Trump is stepping back in the spotlight forcefully next week for a White House focus on workforce development.
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source: CNN.com