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Grandmother accused of killing her husband captured in Texas:
A grandmother accused of killing her husband before traveling across the country to impersonate and kill another woman, has been arrested in Texas, authorities said.
Ex-Secret Service agent: Barbara Bush’s code name was absolutely perfect:
Former first lady Barbara Bush once said, “Nobody likes, you know, the ugly parts of politics.” On Tuesday night, the ugliness of our current political landscape dissipated for a moment as people reflected on the life of this remarkable woman. We quietly smiled at the pictures flashing across our screens of her with her famous family, her turns in the national spotlight and the testimonials about her grit and forthright warmth.
Comey memos renew questions over Trump’s behavior:
If House Republicans thought they were helping President Donald Trump by forcing the release of James Comey’s memos, they might want to think again.
Amy Schumer takes on self-esteem issues in ‘I Feel Pretty’:
Amy Schumer exhibits a gentler, vulnerable side in “I Feel Pretty,” a movie whose underlying messages about body image and self-esteem — a source of pre-release controversy — at times exist somewhat uncomfortably with the obligation to allow its star to play up the silliness. The net result is a mildly likable movie that, in comedy terms, won’t win any pageants.
Joel Embiid and Robert Covington can’t wait to ambush T.J. McConnell. It’s mid-February and McConnell, a 26-year-old undrafted point guard for the Philadelphia 76ers, is about to give a postgame on-court TV interview after notching his first career triple-double. But before McConnell can get a word out, Embiid and Covington fly into view and give him an impromptu shower.
“Triple-doublllllllle!” The Process shrieks.
McConnell is drenched. And cold. But he doesn’t seem surprised by their celebratory beverage of choice: alkaline water.
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