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Kaley Cuoco’s new BF cuddles with ex-boyfriend Johnny Galecki in this sweet Insta pic
Whenever a breakup happens, it can be easy to think everything between you and your ex will go sour. But that doesn’t…
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Haeli Wey, ex-teacher, gets probation after admitting relationships with students
AUSTIN, Texas -- A former Austin high school teacher was sentenced Friday to 10 years probation after admitting improper relationships with two teen students, reports CBS Austin station KEYE. Haeli Noelle Wey, then 28, was a math teacher at Westlake High School until October 2015, when she was arrested and accused of having a pair of months-long relationships with two 17-year-old boys. Police say the crimes occurred during the summer and fall of 2015. Under Texas law, it is illegal for teachers to have sex with students, even if they are at least 17, the state’s legal age of consent. Wey pleaded guilty to two counts of improper relationship between educator and student on Feb. 3. Wey bonded out
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Jinger Duggar breaks Jim Bob and Michelle's major rule by wearing short pants
Jinger Duggar has been a rebel child of Jim Bob and Michelle and has broken a few courtship rules in the past, prior to her wedding with Jeremy Vuolo. The reality star seems to have broken another major rule set by her parents as she was spotted wearing knee-length pants. The reality star was spotted posing happily while wearing short pants (by Duggar standards) alongside her husband, Jeremy Vuolo and a fan.
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McDonald's worker rescues unconscious cop at drive-through
A McDonald's employee in Florida rescued a police officer on Tuesday after she became unconscious at the restaurant's drive-through window, according to a local ABC News affiliate report.
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Girl Broadcasts Suicide on Facebook Live
She had been in and out of the foster care system her whole life.
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The 5 Best-Selling Handguns of 2016 -- The Motley Fool
2016 looks like it will be a record year for gun sales. The number of NICS background checks for firearm purchases has risen annually for 18 straight months, hitting 22.2 million at the end of October versus 23.1 million in 2015. 1. Smith & Wesson M&P Shield The Smith & Wesson M&P Shield, which was introduced in 2005, is a lightweight, concealable pistol which is encased in a polymer frame. The Shield comes in 9mm, 40 S&W, and .45 full auto calibers, and is widely used by law enforcement and military personnel. The Shield is often praised for its slim profile, ergonomics, ease of use, and overall accuracy. As a striker-fired pistol, it lacks a protruding hammer in the back, making it easier to
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Fitness Star Slammed for Posting a Shaming Photo of Another Woman at the Gym
This is so terrible. Why do people keep doing this?
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Mark Hamill brutally shuts down Trump staffer in 1 tweet
If there's one person you should never, ever mess with, it's Luke Skywalker. SEE ALSO: Mark Hamill turns Trump's Meryl Streep tweets into a psychotic Joker monologue On Tuesday, journalist Andrew Kaczynski shared a tweet from Department of Education employee Kevin Eck that was posted last November. Referring to Hamill's comments to the Daily Beast about Trump's cabinet being "a who's-who of really despicable people", Eck responded with: "Stick to playing Han Solo's short little bitch". Turns out that may have been a mistake. Unsurprisingly, Hamill's response seemed to go down well on Twitter. This person may have said it best, though. Don't ever mess with a Jedi.
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This Is What Women Who Supported Donald Trump Really Think of the New President Now
During the campaign Glamour spoke with a dozen women to find out why they were supporting Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton, who was hoping to make history as the first female president. Now, just weeks into Trump’s young presidency, we caught up with five of them to hear just how satisfied—or unsatisfied—they are with the job he’s doing so far. Though the President’s overall approval rating is struggling, these women say they could not be happier with their choice. And one big reason? They say he’s keeping all of his campaign promises, including the more controversial ones, which they love. Sure, one woman wishes he’d soften his tone on Twitter a bit, but they said he seemed capital-P presidential
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The Story of "The Handmaid’s Tale"
An in-depth look at Hulu’s new drama, based on the best-selling novel, The Handmaid’s Tale. The executive producers and high-profile cast give a behind the scenes look at what you can expect in the upcoming series and what makes this story so timely.
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Google exec shares 3 unusual questions he likes to ask employees
These questions lead to revealing answers and help co-workers connect.
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Madeleine McCann was never abducted, expert following the case says
A crime expert who has analyzed the high-profile case of missing British girl Madeleine McCann claims the three-year-old was not abducted. Investigative criminal profiler and "Profile of the Disappearance of Madeleine McCann" author Pat Brown told news.com.au that Scotland Yard bungled the investigation and slammed the crime fighting agency for “wasting time and money” on Madeleine’s case. “Madeleine is dead,” Brown said. “There’s no point spending all of this money as nothing they do is going to make that child alive.” While profiling the case, Brown developed a theory about what happened to Madeleine before her disappearance in Portugal. “When I do a crime scene analysis it is a theory based
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This Indonesian Bride Will Give You Cinderella Vibes — Until You See Her Second Dress
Indonesian bride Intan Azzahra and her groom, Zendhy Zaen, had a wedding fit for a prince and princess. The couple aren't technically royals, but that didn't stop them from throwing an extravagant wedding where the bride had not one but two Cinderella-esque wedding gowns. For her first dress, Intan wore a custom creation by Indonesian designer Ivan Gunawan, featuring delicate beading on the sleeves and bodice and a train made of soft cascading tulle and more beads. Like a royal, Intan even wore a bejeweled pearl crown to complete her look. But she didn't stop there. Later on, she changed into a fiery-red gown that — if possible — was pouffier than her first. The design flared out at the shoulders,
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Second Graders Write Really Funny Sympathy Cards After Teacher's Father Dies
New York comedian and videographer Matt Hunziker’s grandfather sadly passed away recently. Matt’s mother teaches second grade, and to express their condolences, her students wrote some very cute sympathy cards.
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Tony Romo pocketed a hefty $64 - yes, $64 - in 2016 bonuses
Tony Romo made $64 for one series this season. Tony Romo is in line to get his bonus for playing time in the 2016 season, and, well … it’s about enough for a decent steak and a glass of wine. The NFL distributed $3,995,000 to each club for performance-related bonuses, to be distributed based on how many snaps each player played in 2016.
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Two U.S. Airlines Are Already Done With Cuba
Too many flights and too little demand send Silver and Frontier packing.
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Archaeologists discover a treasure-laden shipwreck from the Crusades
The year 1291 A.D. was a dark year for Christian Crusaders in the Holy Land. When the Crusader capital of Jerusalem was lost to Saladin in 1187, the Haifa Bay port of Acre became the new landing site for European soldiers, knights, and horses as well as an international trading hub for the export of sugar, spices, glass, and textiles back to Europe. But by the spring of 1291, an Egyptian sultan, Al-Ashraf Khalil, had moved in with 100,000 cavalry and foot soldiers to banish the Crusaders from the Holy Land once and for all. Marine archeologists have now discovered the remains of a treasure-laden Crusader ship that they have reason to believe was one of many vessels that tried to flee Acre when
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Twitter reacts to Rachel Maddow's disappointing report on Donald Trump's 2005 tax return
Twitter went into overdrive late on Tuesday (14 March) when MSNBC host Rachel Maddow announced she would be releasing part of President Donald Trump's 2005 tax returns. After a lengthy monologue, Maddow's report revealed Trump paid $38m in taxes on over $150m earned. The revelation sent the media, politicians and Trump's family members buzzing on social media.
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Suiting Up
The latest teaser for Hulu’s new drama gives a glimpse into Offred’s life (played by Elisabeth Moss) before a rising totalitarian government took her from her family. This is her reality now.
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China Military Power: World's Largest Army to Expand from Asia to Africa
Beijing announced last week it would increase military spending by about 7 percent, totaling about $147 billion. Beijing also plans to increase its marine corps by 400 percent in a bid to expand the nation's economic and military influence across Asia and into Africa, according to News Corp. Australian Network. The initiative is reportedly part of China's "One Belt, One Road" campaign. Chinese President Xi Jinping announced in 2013 that the country would invest in historic "Silk Road" trade routes across the continent of Asia to Europe and Africa.
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The ultra wealthy will get a $207,000 tax cut in the Republican health-care plan
The proposed repeal of taxes that were put in place to fund Obamacare would give America's top earners the biggest cut.
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