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Question: Reggie Bush and Lilit Avagyan take to Instagram with family to mark anniversary of Armenian Genocide

Reggie Bush and his wife Lilit Avagyan took to social media with their children on Tuesday on the 103rd anniversary of the Armenian genocide.
The 33-year-old former pro football player and his family wore black T-shirts reading 'Our Wounds Are Still Open 1915'.
'From us to our kids and down to their kids and on and on will never forget #1915neveragain Armenian Genocide will not be forgotten. My heart belongs to my roots,' Lilit, 30, wrote in the caption for her roughly 160,000 followers.
The Armenia native and Reggie began dating in 2011 after his split from Kim Kardashian, 37, whose late father Robert was third-generation Armenian-American.
Kim also recently posted a tender family portrait on social media of herself with husband Kanye West, 40, and their children North, four; Saint, two and three-month-old daughter Chicago.
'Party of 5,' she wrote in the caption.
The reality star took to social media on Monday to express her support for the people of Armenia after their prime minister was forced from office following 11 days of protest.
Kim shared a photo from her April 2015 trip to the nation and wrote in the caption: 'It's so inspiring to see all Armenians united in peaceful protests making a difference. It’s a historic day for Armenia.'
'I used this image of me in Armenia because this woman touched my heart and to me she represents the heart of so many strong Armenians!,' she added.
Armenia's prime minister Serzh Sargsyan resigned on Monday after citizens protested the politician and a change in the government that let him continue leading the country after exhausting his 10-year term limit as president.
Thousands of demonstrators marched in Hollywood on Tuesday to mark the 103rd anniversary of the Armenian genocide.
Many carried red, blue and orange flags as they demanded Turkey recognize the 1915 killing of some 1.5 million Armenians by the Ottoman Empire.
Kim during her 2015 trip to Armenia with sister Khloe, 33, husband Kanye and daughter North visited the Armenian Genodice memorial Tsitsernakaberd in Yerevan.

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There was some good news for the economy on Friday, as 200,000 jobs were added in the U.S. last month.
The unemployment rate stayed at 4.1 percent, the lowest it's been in 17 years.
Wages were also up almost 3 percent compared with a year ago.
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Question: Russia, Assad, Iran don't stand a chance against US troops in Syria

The US keeps heavy military power nearby its troops, even when they're deep in the Syrian desert. Jackie Hart/US Navy
2,000 or so US forces remain in control of Syria's rich western oil fields.
Iran, Syria's government, and Russia openly oppose the US presence, but there's not much they can do about it.
An expert explains why it would be a losing battle to take on the US.
Since the US-led effort against ISIS has destroyed almost all of the terror group's territorial sovereignty in Syria, 2,000 or so US forces remain in control of the country's rich oil fields— something that Iran, Syria's government, and Russia openly oppose.
But unfortunately for Russia, pro-Syrian government forces, and Iranian militias, there's not much they can do about it.
A small US presence in a western town called Der Ezzor has maintained an iron grip on the oilfields and even repelled an advance of hundreds of Russian mercenaries and pro-Syrian government forces in a massive battle that became a lopsided win for the US.
Russia has advanced weapons systems in Syria, pro-Syrian militias have capable Russian equipment, and Iran has about 70,000 troops in the country. On paper, these forces could defeat or oust the US and the Syrian rebels it backs, but in reality it would likely be a losing battle, according to an expert.
US forces at risk, but not as much as anyone who would attack them
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"They have the ability to hurt US soldiers, it's possible," Tony Badran, a Syria expert at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, told Business Insider. But "if they do that they'll absolutely be destroyed."
According to Badran, even if Russia wanted a direct fight against the US military in Syria, something that he and other experts seriously doubt, the Syrian government-aligned forces don't stand much of a chance.
"I think the cruise missile attack in April showed, and the ongoing Israeli incursions show, the Russian position and their systems are quite vulnerable," said Badran, referring to the US's April 2017 strike on a Syrian airfield in response to a chemical weapons attack in the country. Though Russia has stationed high-end air defenses in Syria to protect its assets, that did not stop the US when President Donald Trump's administration decided to punish the Syrian air force with 59 cruise missiles.
Russia has just a few dozen jets in Syria, mostly suited for ground-attack roles with some air supremacy fighters. The US has several large bases in the area from which it can launch a variety of strike and fighter aircraft, including the world's greatest fighter jet, the F-22.
Iran has a large inventory of rockets in and around Syria, according to Badran, but an Iranian rocket attack on US forces would be met by a much larger US retaliation.
"It's vulnerable," Badran said of Iran's military presence in Syria. "It's exposed to direct US fire, just like it's exposed to direct Israeli fire."
If Iran fired a single missile at US forces, "then the bases and depot and crew will be destroyed after that," said Badran, who added that Iranian forces in Syria have poor supply lines that would make them ill-suited to fighting the US, which has air power and regional assets to move in virtually limitless supplies.
Badran noted that before the US entered the Syrian conflict, ISIS fighters, whose training and equipment pales in comparison to the US's forces, had good success in disrupting Iranian-aligned militias' supply lines "even though they're under bombardment."
"Imagine what it would be like" if Iranian militias had to fight against the full power of the US military, Badran added.
Syria's military has struggled for years to take territory from Syrian rebels, some of whom do not receive any funding and backing from the US. With Syria's government focused on overcoming the civil war in the country's more populous east, it's unlikely they could offer any meaningful challenge to US forces in the country's west.
The US defending itself is a given, and Russia, Iran, or Syria would be too bold to question that
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"Everybody poses this question as though the US is Luxembourg," Badran said, comparing the US, which has the most powerful military in the world, to Luxembourg, which has a few hundred troops and only some diplomatic or economic leverage to play with while conducting foreign policy.
For now, the US has announced its intentions to stay in Syria and sit on the oil fields to deny the government the funds to reconstruct the country. Syria's government has ties to massive human rights violations throughout the seven-year-long civil war and its ruler, Bashar Assad, clings to power in the face of popular uprisings.
While the US has failed to oust Assad or even meaningfully decrease the suffering of Syrian people, it remains a force incredibly capable of defending itself.

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Back when it was cool to be a part of the gang that was going to oust Assad from power in Syria, Turkey’s Erdogan thought it might be advantageous to get in on the action, helping to destabilize Syria. Then the Syria thing turned into a real quagmire and the Americans started backing the Kurds while the Russians were backing Assad, putting the Turks in a bit of a tight spot.
The Turks can’t abide the Kurds, and they can’t afford to get on Moscow’s bad side. Then, of course, there’s the whole Iran and Israel thing going on. But we can’t forget America in all of this, they’ve got this bright idea to create an ‘Arab Coalition’ to act as yet another centrifugal force to help carry out their agenda, and that ‘Coalition’ envisions bringing in the Saudis.
While the Saudis have their own conflict going on with the Houthis in Yemen, that doesn’t mean that they can’t back their dog in all of this, after all, the Americans are practically begging them to. According to a recent report, issued by the Turkish media outlet Andalou Agency, the Saudis are getting together with the Kurdish YPG to form a new militant group in the region:
BEIRUT, LEBANON (1:50 A.M.) – Officials from the Saudi regime met with members of the predominately Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) in northeastern Syria recently, Turkish state-owned Anadolu Agency reported on Tuesday. According to the Anadolu report, three Saudi military consultants met with the YPG in the northeast Aleppo city of Kobani (var. ‘Ayn Al-‘Arab) last Friday. The YPG and Saudi officials discussed forming a new force in Syria that would be funded by the Gulf kingdom. The Anadolu report added that the Saudi officials setup communication checkpoints between Hasakah city and Al-Qamishli in order to recruit new fighters. These fighters are promised $200 if they join this new Arab force that is sponsored by Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia has not issued any response to this latest allegation.
Erdogan is probably wishes he’d just stayed out of the whole mess by now, since the Saudis are not known for letting go of something once they’ve sunk their teeth in, and the Kurds are proving to be quite the thorn in his side, with backing from his NATO ally, the USA. Essentially, it looks like this situation has the potential to carry on indefinitely, after a fashion, so that this could be to the Turks what Iraq was for the Americans.
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An Algerian court has sentenced a Liberian to death “for spying for Israel,” the Algeria Press Service reported on Tuesday.
The case was heard by the Ghardaia Court, 600 km south of the capital Algiers, where six other individuals of different sub-Saharan nationalities were sentenced to 10 years in prison with fines of up to 20 million Algerian dinars (26,000 dollars).
The defendants were charged with spying, conspiracy to seriously undermine Algeria’s security, and glorifying terrorism.
“They pleaded not guilty, claiming that they entered Algeria to reach Europe,’’ the report said.
The seven people were arrested in January 2016 by security services in downtown Ghardaia amid violent sectarian strife in the region.

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Question: For elderly, opioids tied to higher risk of fall-related injuries and deaths

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(Reuters Health) - Elderly people who are prescribed opioids may be at higher risk for injuries from falls, some of which may be fatal, a Canadian analysis of trauma cases suggests.
An elderly couple looks out at the ocean as they sit on a park bench in La Jolla, California November 13, 2013. REUTERS/Mike Blake
Researchers studied more than 67,000 injured patients over age 65 who were admitted to trauma centers in Quebec between 2004 and 2014. The average age was 81.
Overall, people with a recent opioid prescription were 2.4 times more likely to have been injured in a fall than other trauma patients, the study found.
And among all patients with fall-related injuries, those with recent opioid prescriptions were 58 percent more likely to die in the hospital than patients who were not using these painkillers.
“The effect of opioids is similar to alcohol - your reflexes are slower and your balance is affected, which makes you more likely to fall,” said lead study author Dr. Raoul Daoust of the University of Montreal in Quebec.
It’s possible that the chronic pain or health problems that led to the opioid prescriptions - and not the painkillers themselves - might actually cause falls, Daoust said by email. But the results still suggest patients should consider using other pain relievers like acetaminophen (Tylenol) or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen (Motrin) or naproxen (Aleve).
“Only take opioids if other painkillers do not work,” Daoust advised.
Falls are a leading cause of disability and death among people 65 and older, researchers note in CMAJ.
While some previous research has linked opioid use to an increased risk of falls, results have been mixed and studies to date haven’t provided a clear picture of the severity of injuries or the risk of death for elderly patients.
In the current study, 92 percent of the patients were injured in falls and 59 percent of the patients required surgery. Half of them were hospitalized for at least 12 days.
The vast majority of these trauma patients had not been prescribed opioids within the two weeks prior to their injury.
Almost 5 percent of the patients who had recently filled an opioid prescription had been injured in a fall, compared to 1.5 percent of people with other types of injuries.
The study wasn’t a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how opioids might directly cause falls or fatalities, the authors note. Another limitation is that they examined prescription data, and it’s possible some patients might not have taken opioids that doctors prescribed.
Still, the results suggest that patients should consider alternative painkillers when possible, and be aware of the potential risk of falls with opioids, said Brendan Saloner, a researcher at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore who wasn’t involved in the study.
“Opioids act on the central nervous system and often have a sedating effect, so people may feel drowsier after taking opioids or may experience reduced motor functioning, which may cause them to lose their balance and become more at risk of falls,” Saloner said by email.
“However, people who take opioids are often more frail because of their medical histories, and their underlying disability may also increase their risk of falls - for example, they may be people who use walkers or who have vision problems,” Saloner added.
One way to avoid the risk may be to try not to start opioids in the first place, said Dr. Jennifer Stevens, a researcher at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School in Boston who wasn’t involved in the study.
Many patients get started on opioids after a hospital stay, and once they start they run the risk of staying on the drugs for a long period of time, Stevens said by email. Patients should ask their doctors about alternatives, Stevens advised.
“There are a range of other medications that . . . may even be more helpful to acute pain, post surgical pain, and even chronic pain,” Stevens said.
SOURCE: bit.ly/2Hpwcaz CMAJ, online April 23, 2018.

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Disgraced veteran entertainer Rolf Harris is to be retried on three sex offence charges and face one new count.
Last week a jury found the 86-year-old Australian not guilty of three assaults, following a trial at London's Southwark Crown Court.
Harris, wearing a dark suit, white shirt and dark tie, appeared via video-link for Wednesday's hearing.

Image caption Married couple Derek Jessop and his wife Malee Kadram deny all the charges
A married couple have gone on trial accused of historical sex offences against children over several decades.
Derek Jessop, 74, is accused of 10 indecent assaults, one attempted rape and three rapes, a jury at Preston Crown Court heard.
His wife Malee Kadram, 39, is accused of indecency with a child and indecent assault. His former wife, Lesley Jessop, also faces two charges of indecent assault against a boy, 15.
The defendants deny all the charges.
Image caption Lesley Jessop, Derek Jessop's former wife, denies two allegations of indecent assault
The trial revolves around a series of alleged sexual offences against a total of eight children in the Blackpool area.
They are said to have been committed between the 1960s and 2004, the jury was told.
The three defendants, all from Blackpool, say they are the victims of malicious allegations driven by potential financial gain.
Prosecuting barrister Paul Brookwell told the jury the alleged victims of Mr Jessop, who is a former businessman, were girls aged between four and 12.
The trial is due to last up to six weeks.


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Question: Four Continents figure skating championships returning to US

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP)  The ISU Four Continents figure skating championships are returning to the U.S. for the first time in seven years.
The meet is scheduled for Feb. 7-10 at Honda Center in Anaheim, California, home to the NHL's Anaheim Ducks.
The competition in singles, pairs and ice dancing features skaters from the Americas, Asia, Africa and Oceania.
The U.S. team will be made up of three skaters or teams in each discipline and will be named after the U.S. nationals in Detroit on Jan. 19-27.
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Last year, Americans Tarah Kayne and Danny O'Shea won the pairs title and Ashley Cain and Timothy LeDuc earned silver in Taipei. Americans Kaitlin Hawayek and Jean-Luc Baker won the ice dance title. Jason Brown won bronze in the men's competition.
The event was last held in the U.S. in 2012 at Colorado Springs, Colorado. The U.S. also hosted in 2006, 2007 and 2011.

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Andrew McCabe was fired from the FBI after 22 years of service. Alex Wong/Getty
The firing of Andrew McCabe as deputy FBI director last week came amid a string of public attacks from the president and a heightened political climate around the FBI and the Department of Justice.
But the reason given for McCabe's firing — lacking candor when speaking with investigators — may not have been unreasonable, experts say.
"There is a basis here, and objective minds have to see that," said one legal expert, who added that "it's unfortunate, but it's not shocking."
McCabe's firing came as a shock to some of the bureau's rank and file, and morale at the FBI could take a hit as a result.
Many thought the firing of Andrew McCabe as deputy FBI director was unfair. But experts say it may not have been unreasonable.
McCabe was fired late Friday, 26 hours before he was set to retire, amid an internal Department of Justice inquiry into his handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
The DOJ's Office of the Inspector General found that McCabe "lacked candor" when he spoke to investigators about his decision to authorize two FBI officials to speak to the media about that investigation, according to what has been said about its as-yet-unreleased report. The FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility subsequently recommended to Attorney General Jeff Sessions that he fire McCabe, which Sessions did on Friday.
The firing of McCabe, a decorated 22-year veteran of the DOJ, is likely to jeopardize his pension, as well as his and his family's lifetime healthcare and Social Security benefits.
His ouster also came after President Donald Trump leveled a string of public attacks on McCabe's character and integrity and accused him of putting his thumb on the scale in favor of Clinton.
McCabe said in a statement Friday night that he had been "singled out" and that he and his family had been the targets of "an unrelenting assault on our reputation and my service to this country."
He added that the OIG's investigation "has to be understood in the context of the attacks on my credibility" — a point that legal experts and McCabe's former colleagues largely echoed in interviews over the weekend.
No 'action in the disciplinary history of the FBI that will do more to wound FBI morale'
The main headquarters of the FBI in Washington. Thomson Reuters
Current FBI agents told Business Insider they were taken aback by McCabe's firing, and experts worry it could have a chilling effect.
One FBI official who requested anonymity to speak freely expressed shock at the DOJ's decision.
"You'll have to come back and ask me later," the official said in a text message Saturday morning. "Not sure how to process this right now. Others feel the same. Shocked."
Another agent said McCabe's firing and the political climate surrounding it had left them feeling "shaken."
"Andy's been in a tough position during this whole thing, and even if he did what OIG and OPR are saying ... he served the FBI with honor," the agent said.
Patrick Cotter, a DOJ veteran who has previously worked with members of the special counsel Robert Mueller's team investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 US election, said McCabe's firing could have far-reaching consequences within the FBI's rank and file.
"Whatever the powers that be intended, the message here to the rank and file is not going to have anything to do with how you talk to the press or to the OIG," he said.
Cotter continued: "It's going to be that if the president gets angry at you for supporting someone he fired and for cooperating with Mueller, you lose your pension. I doubt there has ever been an action in the disciplinary history of the FBI that will do more to wound FBI morale while also undermining the allegedly nonpolitical reputation of the bureau."
'Once you're in OPR's net, it's hard to get out'
Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee who was previously a secretary of state. Associated Press/Andrew Harnik
McCabe was acting within his authority as deputy FBI director — and with the knowledge of his superiors — when he told FBI officials to talk to The Wall Street Journal in October 2016 about the DOJ's internal strife over how to handle the investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state.
McCabe said he authorized the disclosure to push back against reports that he and the FBI were caving to pressure from the DOJ to shut down the investigation leading up to the election.
But McCabe's dismissal was not predicated on his approval of media disclosures. Rather, it stemmed from his being less than candid with investigators when he later detailed the process of the disclosures, according to Sessions' statement on Friday based on the OIG's report.
McCabe said in his statement that when officials asked him about his handling of the Clinton investigation, he "answered questions truthfully and as accurately as I could amidst the chaos that surrounded me."
"And when I thought my answers were misunderstood," McCabe said, "I contacted investigators to correct them."
Frank Montoya Jr., a recently retired FBI agent who worked closely with McCabe, highlighted the former deputy director's comments.
"The investigator writes the statement, but subject gets to review," he said. "If clarification is needed, then it is clarified. The statement is not completed until it is signed."
McCabe was not being investigated for a crime, like perjury or lying to investigators. For that reason, his efforts to proactively correct his statements may not have mattered to the OPR, said Asha Rangappa, a former FBI special agent.
Rangappa said that the OPR's bar for misconduct was "very low" and that its purpose "is to investigate misconduct in the FBI."
"Given the FBI's mission, that means that every FBI agent must be BEYOND REPROACH," Rangappa said. "This is a tough standard, and one that all agents are held to."
President Donald Trump has upped his Twitter tirades against McCabe in recent weeks. Mark Wilson/Getty Images
She added that the office would investigate "any discrepancies, whether in your use of the FBI's database, or your use of your government credit card or your Bureau car or phone," and that "ANY infraction, no matter how small, can be 'OPR'd.'"
"And once you're in OPR's net, it's hard to get out," Rangappa said.
Montoya echoed that view.
"FBI OPR has dismissed FBI employees for misconduct in the past who were then reinstated as employees," he said. "Why is that? OPR had a change of heart? Or got something wrong?"
The inspector general who wrote the report, Michael Horowitz, is a holdover from the previous administration.
"The Trump administration has appointed a lot of political hacks to high-ranking government positions," said Jeffrey Cramer, a former federal prosecutor who spent 12 years at the DOJ. "Michael Horowitz is not one of them."
Cotter characterized McCabe's punishment as overly harsh and not befitting the misconduct of which he was accused.
"The idea that a 20-year guy with McCabe's record gets fired two days before retirement because of how he characterized to the [inspector general] his admitted contacts with the press seems like nonsense to me," Cotter said. "There are lots of other disciplinary steps (e.g., demotion, reduction in grade) that could have been taken. To levy the ultimate punishment under these circumstances seems grossly disproportionate."
'It's unfortunate, but it's not shocking'
Some legal analysts said the underlying basis for McCabe's firing — misleading investigators about a decision he made, according to what has been said about the OIG's report — was "not unreasonable."
"When FBI agents at any level do this, there needs to be some sort of punishment," Cramer said. "It's unfortunate that someone put in 22 years of dedicated service and lost his pension over this. But this isn't unreasonable. It's not like Jeff Sessions woke up one day and saw a tweet from the president and fired McCabe for absolutely no reason."
He added: "There is a basis here, and objective minds have to see that."
McCabe's firing has ignited significant pushback from lawmakers — many of them Republicans — who said the process should have been handled differently and with more transparency.
Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
Experts also said it was difficult to divorce McCabe's firing from the increasingly political climate surrounding the DOJ and the FBI.
"The obvious nature and intensity of the politics surrounding Andy's dismissal make it reasonable to at least consider the possibility those politics influenced the decision," Montoya said. "That possibility is further enhanced by Andy's insistence that he did not mislead investigators. That means more, by the way, if Andy doesn't have a demonstrated history of prevarication, which he does not."
Cramer agreed. If McCabe were less than candid when speaking to investigators about "any random case," Cramer said, he most likely would have gotten a slap on the wrist.
"But Andrew McCabe has been a lightning rod for the last several months," he said. "He's not a regular case agent; he has a heightened responsibility, this was a heightened political case, and he was fired, in part, for a heightened political reason."
He added: "If you are less than candid to investigators, and the inspector general finds that, then the attorney general is within his rights to fire you. It's not shocking. It's unfortunate, but it's not shocking."
But Cramer said that while he understood the basis for the DOJ's decision, "this is a shame on many levels."
"While the president was judging Miss Universe pageants, Andrew McCabe was working cases," he said. "He should have been allowed to retire with dignity after 22 years of dedicated service."

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During the final competitive stages of the 2016 presidential primary, Ted Cruz was all that stood between the Republican Party and nominating a candidate who called Cruz “Lyin’ Ted,” insulted his wife’s appearance, and accused his father of possibly helping to assassinate JFK. Jeff Roe, Cruz’s campaign manager, has never been one to let a thing like pathologically dishonest bullying affect his political judgment. In a New York Times op-ed this weekend, Roe urges his party to stand behind its president. “No, you don’t have to support the president’s tweet storms,” he wrote. “But you do have to defend his policy accomplishments.”
What Roe has defined here is the mainstream stance of the Republican Party. A handful of dissidents, all of whom are retiring from elected office, have attacked the president as unfit for office. A considerably larger group on the right has staunchly defended every aspect of his performance. But the largest faction of the party has taken the position that Donald Trump is a fantastically successful president whose main error is undisciplined tweeting.
What is most notable about this approach is what it omits: the idea that Trump possesses authoritarian instincts or might be deeply implicated in the Russia scandal. It focuses entirely on the most superficial critique of his job performance and ignores evidence of his fundamental unfitness for office.
This weekend, Trump abandoned his pose of restraint toward Robert Mueller and began openly lashing out at the special counsel. This was yet another effort to test the limits of what his Republican allies would accept. Trump proceeded to hire a lawyer, Joseph E. diGenova, who has described the Russia investigation as a plot to “frame Donald Trump with a falsely created crime.”
The mainstream Republican response to these provocations has focused on the style of Trump’s actions, rather than the substance. A Wall Street Journal editorial applauds the firing of Andrew McCabe from the FBI, assuring its readers that — while the evidence remains private — McCabe probably deserved it. “Mr. Sessions’s statement was a straightforward explanation that he fired Mr. McCabe for a serious violation of duty,” the Journal concludes. The stated rationale for the firing “should have been cause for Mr. Trump to let the dismissal speak for itself, but the President is too self-involved for such restraint,” the editorial lamented. “Instead he tweeted on Saturday, ‘Andrew McCabe FIRED, a great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI — A great day for Democracy.’”
Maybe the fact that Trump decided to taunt and smear the fired civil servant should be evidence that, perhaps, the pretext given for his firing is not entirely on the level. Maybe McCabe was singled out for scrutiny because Trump has demanded such an action. The Journal does not entertain the possibility, though. Trump is simply making the completely neutral execution of administrative justice appear biased for no reason at all.
Republican congressman Trey Gowdy, the former Benghazi inquisitor, has moved from his party’s fever swamp wing to its mainstream (or perhaps stood still while the party lurched further toward craziness than he could tolerate). Gowdy, who is retiring, scolded Trump’s lawyer John Dowd for threatening Mueller, saying, “If you have an innocent client, Mr. Dowd, act like it.” But what if … Dowd’s client is not innocent? It would certainly explain his behavior, but also force people like Gowdy to entertain scenarios they would rather ignore.
The assumption that Trump is probably innocent informs the party’s most popular position on Mueller, which is to quietly defend his work, while ignoring the possibility that Trump would fire him. Last year, several Republican senators expressed support in passing a law to protect Mueller from the kind of purge Trump seems intent upon carrying out. But the progress of those bills has crawled to a halt. Democratic senators are pleading with their Republican colleagues to pass them before it’s too late:
Reminder: there’s a *bipartisan* bill to ensure Special Counsel Mueller and future Special Counsels are not removed without cause.
We’ve had a hearing, we’ve debated it, and we should pass it into law.
Read about it here: https://t.co/SsoFZQZ0dj — Senator Chris Coons (@ChrisCoons) March 19, 2018
McCabe firing - a shot at Special Counsel - makes legislation protecting the investigation more vital than ever. Investigation putting Oval Office under siege - raising specter of more firings. — Richard Blumenthal (@SenBlumenthal) March 17, 2018
Some Republicans openly oppose the legislation. Orrin Hatch says firing Mueller would be “the stupidest thing” Trump could do, but opposes any bills to prevent him from doing it. Likewise, John Cornyn insists, “I think it’d be a bad mistake for the president to fire the director. And I don’t think he’ll do it, so I don’t see any benefit in trying to pass a law.” It would be “stupid” and a “mistake” for Trump to try to shut down the prosecutor. Because he’s innocent, of course.
Most Republicans haven’t come out and repudiated these bills. Instead, they have slow-walked them and refused to say anything in public. “By some leaders’ reckoning, the special counsel bills are not yet ripe for consideration,” reports the Washington Post. “Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) has said he will not schedule the bills for a markup until they are merged into a single piece of legislation.”
We know what it looks like when Republicans actually want to get a bill passed quickly. Just recall the frantic rush to pass the Trump tax cuts, a massive law shot through with errors in the haste to get something accomplished. It does not take much imagination to discern why the party is not eager to publicly declare themselves on the issue. They have hitched their political fortunes to the president. It is possible he could ultimately go so far as to violate their conscience, or their polling numbers, provoking a revolt. But in the meantime Trump’s party is giving every impression of quiescence. And that passivity, in turn, is feeding Trump’s confidence and aggression.


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The fabulous and always-working Issa Rae is not slowing down, despite the fact that she is currently between seasons on her hit HBO show. It was just announced that she has teamed up with BET to find the next crop of emerging talent.
#IssaRae's ColorCreative (@CoCreTv) partners with BET on contest to find new, emerging voices for TV series https://t.co/uPjZTnGLnC pic.twitter.com/FQD5w8BHUT — Shadow and Act (@shadowandact) April 21, 2018
Insecure star Issa Rae is currently filming the highly-anticipated third season of her HBO series, however she has remained quite busy in the meantime. One of the projects on her plate involves giving upcoming creative voices the opportunity to work with her and BET on a new television series, according to Shadow and Act.
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Issa Rae’s ColorCreative is partnering with BET Networks for a writing contest to find new voices for a television series. The first ColorCreative Script to Screen Contest is launched in partnership with the American Black Film Festival. Writers interested in participating are tasked with bringing an original comedy or drama pilot script to the table that, if chosen as the winner, will be fully developed and produced.
“ColorCreative’s mission has always been to provide opportunities for underrepresented writers by developing and producing their work. With this latest initiative, I couldn’t be more excited to be collaborating with BET Networks to help identify a fresh voice and an original idea that highlights the Black American experience,” said Deniese Davis, co-founder and chief operating officer at ColorCreative.
ColorCreative says they are looking for “creative ideas that showcase their individuality and unique point of view.” The pilot must explore an “important and/or an untapped part of the Black experience that would fit BET’s programming and audience. The series can be about anything as long as you stay true to the culture and are specific about your theme and perspective.”
If you are an O.G. Issa Rae fan, you know that she got her start on YouTube, where many emerging voices have gone from unknown to superstar status, and she is always spotlighting new writers and projects on her own YouTube channel. It’s nice to see her paying it forward by giving others a great opportunity.
The three finalists selected will travel to the 2018 American Black Film Festival (ABFF) in Miami from June 13-17 and have an opportunity to attend roundtable sessions with industry veterans and a private luncheon with BET and various ColorCreative executives.
Following the festival, finalists will receive feedback on the script and have time to submit a revised draft. Finally, one winner will receive a cash prize and have their pilot script produced by ColorCreative for BET.
For more details and submission guidelines, visit ABFF.com.
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Play-off chasing Plymouth Argyle will give striker Ryan Taylor every chance to be fit for the visit of Rotherham United to Home Park on Saturday.
The 29-year-old has missed the three matches for the Pilgrims because of an ankle injury, including the 1-1 draw away to Rochdale on Tuesday night.
Taylor has been a hugely influential figure for Argyle in their incredible revival from a dreadful start to the season.
It would be a huge boost for them were he able to return to action against Rotherham, his hometown club.
Taylor has already scored against Rotherham as well this season, in the 1-1 draw at the New York Stadium in December.
Manager Derek Adams said: “Ryan Taylor hasn’t started training yet. We will look at him on Thursday and Friday and see what he is like for Saturday.
“We will give him every opportunity to play. If he’s ready to go we will get him playing.”
Taylor would likely not be fully fit even if he was to line up against Rotherham, which was the club where he started his career.
But, as Adams pointed out, at this stage of the season Taylor would not be the only player to fall into that category.
“We have got players who are playing at 75 per cent because they have got knocks,” said the Pilgrims’ boss. “That’s what happens at this time.”
One of those who is not fully fit at the moment is midfielder Antoni Sarcevic.
Sarcevic made his comeback from a groin operation as a second half substitute when Argyle lost 2-0 away to Northampton Town on Saturday.
He then started the game against Rochdale because of an ankle ligament damage to Paul Paton.
Sarcevic played for 82 minutes against Rochdale, and put in excellent work-rate, before he was taken off.
Adams said: “He got some game time on Saturday and he has got game-time again (against Rochdale).
“That will only benefit him. I thought he covered the ground very well.
“He’s a very good runner, has got good energy and is a strong player. He will be fine for Saturday.”
Paton has already been ruled out of the game against Rotherham because of his injury.

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Chesterfield were staring relegation to League Two in the face prior to their trip to play Scunthorpe United, but that didn’t stop many travelling Spireites fans make the journey to Glanford Park to support their team on Bank Holiday Monday.
A 3-1 defeat to the Iron brought an end to Chesterfield’s three-year stay in League One with two games of the season remaining, starting with Charlton Athletic at the Proact Stadium on Saturday and finishing with a trip to Sheffield United on April 30.
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Grammy chief Neil Portnow says academy is creating task force to uncover barriers that impede women; petition seeks his removal.
5. GOVERNOR'S RACE
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Eight in 10 middle-aged people either weigh too much, drink too much or don’t exercise enough, according to a new study which shows modern life is taking its toll on health.
Obesity in adults has increased 16 per cent in the last 20 years, according to data from Public Health England.
Other health problems have followed with diabetes in this age group also doubling in this period. Obese adults are more than five times more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than those who are a healthy weight (a body mass index between 18.5 and 25)
Promoting the health body’s One You campaign, the research shows that 87 per cent of men and 79 per cent of women aged between 40 and 60 are either overweight or obese, exceed the Chief Medical Officer’s (CMO) alcohol guidelines, or are physically inactive.
People are being urged to take a moment to consider their health and the simple steps they can take to improve it in the run up to the New Year, by taking the One You online quiz at http://www.nhs.uk/oneyou/how-are-you
The quiz, called ‘How Are You’, takes your lifestyle information, gives you a health score and then links to free localised, personalisable information, apps and tools.
More than 1.1 million people have taken the quiz so far and where appropriate, been directed to download apps like Couch to 5K, Alcohol Checker and Easy Meals.
These sit alongside PHE’s other online tools like the Heart Age tool which gives you your ‘heart age’ based on your age and lifestyle.
Professor Sir Muir Gray, Clinical Adviser for the One You campaign, said: “The demands of modern day living are taking their toll on the health of the nation, and it’s those in middle age that are suffering the consequences most, as their health reaches worrying new levels.
“Over 15 million Britons are living with a long term health condition, and busy lives and desk jobs make it difficult to live healthily. But just making a few small changes will have significant benefits to people’s health now and in later life.”

Overweight women should lose weight before starting a family, experts have warned, as new evidence reveals the risk of birth defects increases with the mother's weight.
A major study which tracked 1.2million births revealed a sliding scale of risk to the baby that increases as weight goes up.
'Efforts should be made to encourage women of reproductive age to adopt a healthy lifestyle and to obtain a normal body weight before conception,' the scientists wrote in the British Medical Journal.
Experts already knew obesity heightens the chances of a woman giving birth to a child with health problems.
But the new study reveals the exact degree of that risk for the first time - and shows that the chance of problems starts from being only slightly over what is considered a 'healthy' weight.
A major study which tracked 1.2million births revealed a sliding scale of risk to the baby that increases as weight of a pregnant woman goes up
How was the study carried out?
Researchers from Sweden's Karolinska Institute analysed data on births in that country recorded between 2001 and 2014.
They found being overweight increased the risk of birth defects including heart problems, defects of the limbs, genital problems, urinary issues, digestive problems and malformed nervous systems.
Among 'normal' weight mothers, classed as having a 'body mass index' or 'BMI score' of 18.5 to 24, a total of 3.4 per cent had children with birth defects.
Overweight mothers, with a BMI of 25 to 29, had a birth defect risk of 3.5 per cent.
The rate of birth defects went up to 3.8 per cent for obese women with a BMI of 30 to 34, and rose to 4.2 per cent and 4.7 per cent for higher categories of obesity.
HAIRSPRAY AND BIRTH DEFECTS: THE LINK Pregnant women were warned against using hairspray in March on the back of evidence that suggested chemicals in the product may be linked to a birth defect in boys. French experts said that sprays and colouring shampoos could raise the risk of the genital condition hypospadias - which causes the penis to look abnormal. The alert came after a study showed that mothers who had used hair cosmetics during pregnancy were nearly twice as likely to have a boy with the condition. One theory is that chemicals in the products disrupt male hormones and interfere with the developed of the male genitalia in the crucial first three months of the pregnancy.
Obesity increased the risk
The researchers, led by paediatrician Martina Persson, wrote: 'Risks of any major congenital malformation and several subgroups of organ specific malformations progressively increased with maternal overweight and increasing severity of obesity.
'For women who are planning pregnancy, efforts should be encouraged to reduce [weight] in those with a BMI above the normal range.'
It comes after a global study earlier this week revealed 67 per cent of adult men in Britain and 57 per cent of adult women are overweight.
Of these, 24 per cent of British adults - 12 million people – are considered obese, a vast increase since 1980, when only 16 per cent were in this category.
'The importance of maintaining a healthy weight'
Tam Fry, of the National Obesity Forum, said last night: 'It is astonishing that in a highly developed country like the UK, preconception education is so woeful.
'It should be therefore a fact of life that girls, from the first years of secondary school, get advice on the importance of maintaining a healthy weight.
'This would be good not only for their own self esteem but also for the responsibility they bear if and when they decide to have a child.'
Jacque Gerrard, director for England at the Royal College of Midwives, added: 'Adult and childhood obesity is a major problem in the UK which is known to increase the risk of developing other associated disease such as diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
'We need to see more effort and resources put into reducing obesity generally in the population, and in the services available to women who are planning a family or already pregnant.'


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The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club announced the initial line-up for its 2018 summer events schedule, which includes things like the Craft Beer Fest, Michelada Fest, Del Mar’s Turf & Surf BBQ Championship and an outdoor concert series featuring performances by artists such as Steel Pulse, Aloe Blacc, Psychedelic Furs, Ice Cube, Café Tacvba and more.
Del Mar officially opens on Wednesday, July 18, with its thoroughbred races and over-the-top fashion event and runs through Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 3.
Concerts take place on most Friday and Saturday evenings in the seaside concert area at the west end of the grandstand shortly after the final horse race of the day. The line-up is as follows, with additional performances to be announced in the coming month.
Friday, July 20: Psychedelic Furs
Saturday, July 21: Iration
Friday, July 27: Steel Pulse
Friday, Aug. 3: Matisyahu
Friday, Aug. 10: Aloe Blacc
Saturday, Aug. 11: Reggae Fest with Ziggy Marley
Friday, Aug. 17: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
Friday, Aug. 24: Tribal Seeds
Friday, Aug. 31: Café Tacvba
Sunday, Sept. 2: Ice Cube
Del Mar Racetrack is located at 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar. All of the concerts are for those 18-and-over and are free with the purchase of $6 standard racetrack admission. Those wanting a more VIP experience can upgrade their ticket in the South Terrace for $50 for a premium view of the show, private restrooms and a private cash bar. Tickets can be purchased at dmtc.com.

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Outside is the place to be this on long and hot holiday weekend, with Independence Day events including the Go-Go’s at the Hollywood Bowl and Pacific Symphony at Pacific Amphitheatre — both with fireworks. Elsewhere, Dead & Company rock out at Chavez Ravine, Pasadena Symphony & Pops play a free concert at Pasadena City Hall, and the Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival returns with “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” If you absolutely have to be inside with some A/C, there’s the opening-night gala of the annual iPalpiti Festival at Walt Disney Concert Hall.


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Question: TV Review: Britain's Favourite Walks: Top 100, ITV

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ITV has suddenly become obsessed with that old schedule-filler known as ‘List TV’. Last week we got their countdown of Britain’s top dogs with this week seeing the turn of Britian’s favourite walks.
At first this seemed like perfect winter viewing: the ever likeable queen of rambling, Julia Bradbury, and the ever slightly annoying king of the dancefloor, Ore Oduba, made enthusiastic guides as we began a marathon rundown, which
at two-and-a-half hours was longer than many of the walks included.
A far better idea would have been to split the show into two or even three segments, meaning we could have had more detail about each walk and more of the undoubted highlight of the programme, which were the bits where various celebrities took us
on their favourite walks.
I was particularly taken
with Cold Feet star Robert Bathurst’s jaunt across a freezing but beautifully bleak looking Rye and Camber Sands, where the actor told us he liked to finish up on his small motor launch listening to Test Match Special with a glass of wine.
Corrie actress Catherine Tyldelsey took us on the fascinating Pendle Witch Trail, where we found out about the most famous witch trials in English history, which ended up with 10 women executed by hanging. “They were treated quite harshly then?” enquired Tyldelsey with amusing understatement.
It was hard to find much more to complain about this charmingly inoffensive programme, although whoever wrote the script should have tried a lot harder to avoid the endless cliches: views were always “breathtaking”, coastlines were “rugged” and we were urged to put “our best foot forward”.
But there was a lot of fun to be had in totting up the various walks you’d been on and of course the ones you hoped to complete once this endless list eventually finished.
Personal favourites included the Nine Ladies in Derbyshire, Another Place in Crosby and the Sandstone Trail in Cheshire. Local interest was piqued by Llangollen Canal (60), Offa’s Dyke (41) and Snowdon (2).
Roll on February.

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Pina (calf) was activated from the disabled list Tuesday.
Pina missed the minimum amount of games while dealing with a right calf strain. He'll rejoin a Brewers team which has also been without second-string catcher Stephen Vogt (shoulder) all season, with third-stringer Jett Bandy hitting just .195 in their absence. Temporary backup catcher Jacob Nottingham was sent down to Triple-A Colorado Springs to make room for Pina.

Young was placed on the 10-day DL on Wednesday due to a left hamstring strain.
As expected, Young will need a little time off after suffering this injury during Tuesday's game. He will be eligible to return July 14. In his place, Jabari Blash was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake.


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IF AVENGERS: Infinity War had the highest, universe-in-peril stakes you could get in a comic book movie, then Ant-Man And The Wasp is the opposite. Which is why it's exactly the Marvel movie we need right now.
The inherent strength in Ant-Man And The Wasp is that it's a small-stakes, personal superhero caper that's unconcerned with the bigger battle for the world's soul or something equally nebulous.
Here, there aren't even any real villains, only antagonists who provide conflict - no one is intent on blowing up or taking over the city, the planet or the universe. It's such a relief to not be asked to invest in something grandiose.
Instead, Ant-Man And The Wasp is a lovely, small story about family and teamwork. All it wants from you is your attention for a relatively short (by Marvel standards) 118 minutes and to have eons of fun with its thrilling action sequences, copious jokes and gags and the incredibly likeable Paul Rudd.
And because it's mostly self-contained, you don't need to have seen every one of the other 19 Marvel movies that precede it - probably just two.
Better together than apart.
The idea of a superhero that shrinks down to the size of an ant with crazy strength is undoubtedly silly so director Peyton Reed and Ant-Man And The Wasp's writers (Rudd among them) have fully embraced the preposterousness of it all.
Giant Hello Kitty Pez dispenser? Yes, please. A boss car collection that fits inside a Hot Wheels canister? Most definitely. Human-sized ants taking a bubble bath? Sure, why not.
It never takes itself too seriously, and not in that self-referential, self-conscious, snarky Deadpool way. It's much more earnest.
Set two years after the events of Captain America: Civil War, Scott Lang (Rudd) has cut a deal with the government for the sake of his daughter Cassie (Abby Ryder Fortson). His house arrest is just days away from ending and he's agreed to hang up his Ant-Man suit and cut all ties with anyone in the superhero community. Any violations of those conditions and he's facing 20 years in the slammer.
His little jaunt with Captain America also exposed father-and-daughter Hope van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) and Hank Pym's (Michael Douglas) superhero shenanigans and they have been fugitives ever since.
Scott's journey to and return from the quantum realm in the first Ant-Man movie has sparked in the scientists a renewed vim to find Janet van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer) who was thought lost in the space decades earlier. But Hope and Hank can't do it without Scott.
Ghost isn’t your usual ‘villain’.
Elsewhere, a mysterious young woman known as Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen) makes herself known to the trio when she comes after the same fancy-sounding-sciencey-thing our heroes need. Ghost can phase through solid matter but is obviously as disjointed mentally as she is physically. See if you can say "molecular disequilibrium" three times fast.
The conflict in Ant-Man And The Wasp becomes a battle between who possesses Hank and Hope's lab (which, of course, shrinks down to the size of a Barbie Dreamhouse) with the two opposing forces both needing it for their own agendas.
Also in this volatile mix is a gang of small-time crims led by Walter Goggins' Sonny Burch, Randall Park's FBI agent responsible for keeping Scott in check, Laurence Fishburne's former Pym associate Bill Foster, and Scott's ex-con friends including Michael Pena's fast-talking Luis who have set up a security consultancy business.
A grounded superhero blockbuster — what a relief!
While the stakes are low, the care factor is high - Ant-Man And The Wasp cleverly grounds its story in personal relationships, especially between fathers and daughters. By throwing its weight behind these intimate ties, the film's emotional resonance is much stronger than if it had followed the usual path of the threat of mass destruction.
Then there's the fact that this movie highlights a superhero's support network, rather than revel in the dim view of some brooding, isolated caped crusader. Even the rest of the Avengers only hang out with other superheroes.
Scott and Hope aren't just partners in a fight - they have family, they're part of a group of people who care about them deeply and who, in their own non-powered ways, will help how they can, whether that's driving the getaway car or cheering from the sidelines.
In turn, we care about them. Scott may be the most "everyman" of the Avengers, but he's also the luckiest. Maybe that's a bit cheesy but that's the kind of mundane teamwork missing from most superhero franchises. It's the same thing that made Spider-Man: Homecoming so charming.
Ant-Man And The Wasp doesn't lionise individual sacrifice or exceptionalism - it celebrates those everyday connections and challenges we all have. So, we have a superhero movie that is actually (gasp!) relatable?
And that's the real delight in Ant-Man And The Wasp, that and all the hilarious antics, which make for a wonderfully entertaining movie.
Rating: ★★★★
Ant-Man And The Wasp is in cinemas from Thursday, July 5.
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The-Dream has shared a new birthday gift in honor of his debut album, Love Hate.
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The song is “It’s Yo Birthday,” released to celebrate the ten-year anniversary of his full-length debut, which dropped on Dec. 11, 2007.
“Love Hate Changed Everything!,” The-Dream shared on Instagram. “Like it or Not!”
Listen to new track, “It’s Yo Birthday,” which contains explicit lyrics, now at Radio.com.

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Question: Report: Trump Under Investigation For Possible Obstruction Of Justice

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Special counsel Robert Mueller, who is overseeing the Department of Justice Russia investigation, is looking into whether President Trump attempted to obstruct justice, officials tell the Washington Post.
Former FBI Director James Comey testified last week that the president was not personally under investigation at the time of his firing on May 9. "Officials say that changed shortly after Comey's firing," the Post reports.
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, National Security Agency Director Adm. Mike Rogers and Rogers' former deputy Richard Ledgett agreed to be interviewed as part of Mueller's investigation, according to five people "briefed on the requests" who were "not authorized to discuss the matter publicly," the paper reports.
Mueller spokesman Peter Carr told NPR's Carrie Johnson, "We'll decline to comment."
NSA spokeswoman Vanee Vines told NPR's Phil Ewing, "NSA will fully cooperate with the special counsel. We are not in a position to comment further."
A spokesman for Trump's personal lawyer in the Russia matter Marc Kasowitz said, "The FBI leak of information regarding the President is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal."
Comey's firing is a "central moment that's being looked at" in the investigation, Post reporter Devlin Barrett told NPR's Ari Shapiro, "but it's not the only thing." Investigators are also considering the conversations Comey and the president had leading up to that point.
In his testimony on June 8, Comey told the Senate Intelligence Committee that he believed Trump had fired him over his role as lead of the FBI investigation into Russian interference in the U.S. election and Trump campaign associates' possible ties to Russia. The White House has been inconsistent with its public messaging about the dismissal — initially saying Trump took the recommendations of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein about Comey's management of the FBI, but then the president himself said he had made up his mind prior to receiving the recommendations from the two top lawyers at the Department of Justice.
Comey testified that initial explanations that he was fired because of poor leadership were "lies, plain and simple." He also said Trump had privately urged him to pull back on the investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn — a claim that the president has denied.
The Washington Post previously reported that Trump also asked Rogers and Coats to push back against the FBI's investigation. The intelligence chiefs declined to discuss their private conversations with Trump during a Senate panel hearing on June 7.
Asked whether Trump's actions rose to the level of obstruction of justice, Comey testified last week: "I don't know. That's Bob Mueller's job to sort that out." But Comey did lay out facts that a prosecutor could use to try to prove obstruction, as NPR's Domenico Montanaro noted.
Trump and his supporters cast Comey's testimony that he had told the president he was not personally under investigation as vindication. Trump disputed, though, Comey's assertion he had asked for a pledge of loyalty. After Comey's much-watched Senate testimony, the president said in a press conference that he would testify under oath regarding his interactions and conversations with the former FBI director.
"I think, frankly, our story shows that the president is by no means out of the woods as far as the investigation goes," the Post's Barrett told NPR.
Chatter surfaced earlier this week that the president was considering firing Mueller. After a day of speculation, White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said, "While the president has the right to, he has no intention to do so." The New York Times reported that Trump had been waved off the idea by advisers.
Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein, who appointed Mueller on May 17, testified on Tuesday that he would not fire the special counsel without "good cause."
Trump is not the only one under scrutiny, Barrett said: Investigators are also looking into the finances of Trump associates.
"Oftentimes what happens, frankly, in counterintelligence investigations is you start looking at sort of a core intelligence question — What did the Russians do and did they do it with any Americans? — and it grows into: What did any of those Americans do in their financial matters that may also raise alarms with the FBI?" Barrett said.
Mueller's investigative team has expanded in recent weeks. The National Law Journal reported on June 9 that Mueller has brought Deputy Solicitor General Michael Dreeben onto the team on a part-time basis. Reporter Tony Mauro noted the addition of Dreeben may signal that "Mueller may be seeking advice on complex areas of criminal law, including what constitutes obstruction of justice." At the end of May, the chief of the Justice Department's Fraud Section, Andrew Weissman, also joined the team, NPR's Carrie Johnson reported at the time.
Justice Department policy is that a sitting president cannot be indicted by a grand jury, the Post also reported Wednesday. Any findings by the department's investigation would be referred to Congress, where lawmakers would determine whether to impeach the president.

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Question: Need a retirement savings boost? 3 painless ways to retire richer

Everyone wants to have a financially secure retirement, but to get there, you'll have to save and plan. Just getting started with a retirement savings strategy can be the hardest part of getting on the road to retiring richer.
Once you've begun, though, there are some things you can do to make the journey a little bit easier. The following tips can help you boost your savings without feeling like you're sacrificing and give you the mental shove forward you need to keep up your momentum in striving toward your financial goals.
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1. Save half your raises
The best way to save money is before you think you have it. That's a big reason why so many employers have moved toward automatically enrolling their employees in 401(k) retirement plans, because it gets workers into the habit of saving, sometimes without even realizing it.
Yet the problem with most automatic enrollment plans is that they start you out saving only small amounts of your pay, often 3 percent. You can increase that amount yourself at any time, but your take-home pay will go down as a result.
The simple answer: Wait until you get a raise and boost your contributions at that time. For instance, if you get a 2 percent raise, increase your 401(k) contribution rate by 1 percentage point. That way, half of your raise will go toward your retirement, but you'll still get the psychological boost of seeing your paychecks go up.
2. Invest half of your tax refund
When it comes to saving, big chunks of money that you can potentially set aside are few and far between. One area where many people have an opportunity to do this is with their tax refunds. Millions of taxpayers get refunds of $1,000 or more each year. For someone making near the typical household income of around $50,000, saving half of a $1,000 tax refund is the same as boosting your 401(k) contribution by 1 percentage point.
Again, you could save all of your refund instead of half, but where many people get bogged down in their savings strategy is that they get tired of never getting any immediate reward for their efforts. By hanging on to a portion of your refund, you'll get the payoff now while also setting yourself up for future success.
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3. Set aside half your side-job earnings
Working a second job has been a time-honored tradition to save more money, but the rise of the gig economy has made side jobs more popular than ever. With estimates of 40 to 50 million Americans taking on work on the side to earn more money, there are ample opportunities to boost your income.
Admittedly, many people work second jobs because they must in order to make ends meet. But if your most important long-term priority is putting yourself in position to retire as rich as possible, taking a portion of your earnings from a side job can be a great way to supplement the savings from your primary employment and get your retirement nest egg growing that much faster.
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Retiring rich is just a dream for many Americans, but you can make it a reality -- if you're committed to it. Yet saving for retirement doesn't have to be painful. By making incremental changes like the ones mentioned above, you'll be able to reach your financial goals more easily over the long haul.
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Question: Kim Kardashian is finally launching her own makeup line

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It has long been acknowledged that Kim Kardashian is a serious makeup ~influencer~.
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If Kylie Jenner is responsible for taking the overlined lip and matte colour stratospheric, Kim can take credit for making contouring, highlighting, and baking mainstream (even if the drag community had been doing it for years beforehand).
So for a while, we’ve been pondering when Kim Kardashian-West will actually release a makeup line.
It just seems natural. Kim loves makeup. The Kardashians love making money from their personal brands. Kylie’s makeup line is wildly successful. A KKW makeup line just makes sense.
Last night, finally, it happened: Kim announced that yes, she will indeed be creating her own makeup line – and it’ll come out next week.
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We don’t know much about Kim’s makeup range, other than its name – KKW Beauty – and its release date – 21 June 2017.
Kim announced the move on Instagram with a mini video, and pushed her followers to a new account dedicated only to the beauty side of things.
The only things that account has uploaded are videos reminding us of the launch date. A strong way to build hype, we reckon.
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As Kylie’s collection is so lip-focused, we suspect Kim’s will be more skin-centric, with bronzers, highlighters, and contouring kits galore in neutral shades.
But hey, maybe she could surprise us with neon green eyeshadow and glittery lipstick (we doubt it).
Keep your eyes glued to the kkwbeauty Instagram for updates, and set an alarm on your phone now if you’re hoping to get hold of makeup created by the mind of Kimmy K. It’ll likely sell out fast.
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Kylie Jenner does not plan on hopping back in to the spotlight anytime soon, even if that means she’ll have to take a step back from her business obligations!
At this point, we should all give up on spotting a pregnant Kylie Jenner, 20. After hiding out for months, Kylie is taking it one step further by having “momager” Kris Jenner, 62, take over her lip kit promotion. On Feb. 2, Kris took to Instagram to share an update on Kylie Cosmetics’ newest product. “So cute! One of my favorite @kyliecosmetics shades!! Poise K is launching as a limited edition trio set to celebrate the second anniversary,” Kris said about the makeup line’s new gloss that also comes in matte and velvet textures. Kylie, however, did not post anything about the launch, in fact, her last post that had to do anything with her makeup brand was on Dec. 13.
This wouldn’t be the first time Kylie had someone step in for her. Back in December, Kylie’s bff Jordyn Woods, 20, accepted the “Newsmaker of the Year” award on her behalf at Women’s Wear Daily’s annual Beauty Inc. Awards. “@KylieJenner only 20 years old and have already built such a respectable name in beauty! I couldn’t be a more proud best friend but not only that a fan. Your work ethic and dedication to your brand is motivational. This is only the very beginning,” Jordyn said in an Instagram post on Dec. 7.
While hiding out, Kylie has been very busy. The mom to be, who’s expecting her first child with rapper boyfriend Travis Scott, 25, is in full nesting mode. Not only has she had a crib delivered to her home, but she’s in the process of looking for a new mansion where she can be in complete and total isolation with her baby. It’s clear she’s taking being a mom very serious, and we couldn’t be happier for her!
HollywoodLifers, what do you think of Kylie letting Kris do her lip kit promotion? Let us know your thoughts below!