WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A watchdog group critical of pork barrel spending released its latest findings Wednesday targeting the top Congressional "porkers." Some of the pork projects, according to the group, include a Lobster Institute; the Rocky Flats, Colorado, Cold War Museum; and the First Tee, a program to build young people's character through golf. Members of Congress requested funds for all these pet projects and thousands of others last year, according to the latest copy of the annual "Pig Book" released by Citizens Against Government Waste. "Congress stuffed 11,610 projects" worth $17.2 billion into a dozen spending bills, the group said in the report released Wednesday.

To qualify for the

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- Against Government Waste, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- CNN, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Citizens Against Government Waste, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Cold War Museum, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Colorado, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Congress, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Congressional, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Democrat, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- First Tee, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- GOP, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Jim Clyburn, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Lobster Institute, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Pig Book, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Republicans, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Rocky Flats, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- Thad Cochran, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.
- WASHINGTON, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.


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(CNN) Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's scathing comments about Donald Trump have created a political firestorm, but they may also have a dramatic impact on the final result of the race for the White House as well. If the Supreme Court finds itself in the position of deciding the presidential election -- as it did in 2000 between Al Gore and George W. Bush -- some legal experts say the liberal icon would likely have to recuse herself. "A federal law requires all federal judges, including the justices, to recuse themselves if their 'impartiality might reasonably be questioned'," said Stephen Gillers, a legal ethicist at New York University School of Law.

"Having said she considers

OPTIONS:
- Al Gore unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- Donald Trump unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- George W. Bush unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- Ginsburg unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- New York University School of Law unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- Stephen Gillers unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- Supreme Court unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
- White House unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.


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(CNN) The ongoing debate about what went wrong for Democrats last week, when they lost a winnable race in Georgia's 6th congressional district, is about far more than finger-pointing within the party. It's about whether the Democrats can learn from their mistakes before the coming battle for control of Congress. You can't fix a problem if you don't get the diagnosis right. I had a front row seat to the election, and Ossoff's campaign. I live in Georgia's 5th, right next door, and I know my neighbors a few miles away well. We share the same media market, so I saw the same ads -- hundreds of times -- as they did.

OPTIONS:
- Congress lost because that was one of the worst campaigns I've ever seen.
- Democratic Party lost because that was one of the worst campaigns I've ever seen.
- Democrats lost because that was one of the worst campaigns I've ever seen.
- Drew Westen lost because that was one of the worst campaigns I've ever seen.
- Georgia lost because that was one of the worst campaigns I've ever seen.
- Ossoff lost because that was one of the worst campaigns I've ever seen.
- Westen lost because that was one of the worst campaigns I've ever seen.


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Police trying to control the Ferguson protests wound up the crowds and violated free-speech rights, the Department of Justice has claimed. The report by the DOJ found that officers used dogs to incite fear and  deployed tear gas without warning on people who could not safely retreat. The damning accusations come six months after a grand jury refused to indict white officer Darren Wilson over the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in the city last August. In total the department highlighted 45 issues, including the 'inappropriate' use of officers with rifles on top of armored vehicles - and their failure at controlling traffic.

The

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- Brown said this could be viewed as shirking accountability.
- DOJ said this could be viewed as shirking accountability.
- Darren Wilson said this could be viewed as shirking accountability.
- Department of Justice said this could be viewed as shirking accountability.
- Ferguson said this could be viewed as shirking accountability.
- Michael Brown said this could be viewed as shirking accountability.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump finally delivered an unequivocal condemnation of anti-Semitism Tuesday in the wake of bomb threats against Jewish Community Centers, winning him praise even from critics. But scores of people still took issue with how long the statement took. It left many wondering just why he delayed taking a seemingly obvious moral course for a president in the face of bomb threats at 48 JCCs in 26 states in January and rising fears of widening nationwide anti-Semitism after additional incidents this month. Former Republican Sen. Rick Santorum, a CNN senior political commentator, said he was "befuddled" over why Trump had not spoken out before.

Indeed, Trump's clear words were also a reminder of what had been missing -- and are unlikely to satisfy

OPTIONS:
- CNN's opponents.
- Donald Trump's opponents.
- JCCs's opponents.
- Jewish Community Centers's opponents.
- Republican's opponents.
- Rick Santorum's opponents.
- Santorum's opponents.
- Semitism's opponents.
- Trump's opponents.
- Washington's opponents.


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She became a model at the tender age of 14. And after achieving global success as one of the world's most famous supermodels, Gisele Bundchen took one last strut down the catwalk on Wednesday. The 34-year-old beauty - who has announced she's retiring from the runway - was seen walking for Colcci during São Paulo Fashion Week in her native Brazil, wearing a selection of summery ensembles. Scroll down for video Her swan song: Gisele Bunchen sashayed down the catwalk for the last time at São Paulo Fashion Week on Wednesday It's goodbye: A teary-eyed Gisele shared this photo on Instagram revealing the experience of walking the catwalk for the last time and the rousing send-off she received had left her speechless

First look at her last hurrah: Later an image of the wife of

OPTIONS:
- Brazil was seen on the carpet.
- Colcci was seen on the carpet.
- Facebook was seen on the carpet.
- Gabriela was seen on the carpet.
- Gisele was seen on the carpet.
- Gisele Bunchen was seen on the carpet.
- Gisele Bundchen was seen on the carpet.
- Instagram was seen on the carpet.
- São Paulo Fashion Week was seen on the carpet.
- Tom was seen on the carpet.
- Tom Brady was seen on the carpet.
- Valdir was seen on the carpet.
- Vania was seen on the carpet.


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With his muscular arms, rock-hard six-pack and provocative dance routines, Channing Tatum is sending audiences into a frenzy by reprising his role as Magic Mike in the hit movie franchise. However, it's not just buff 35-year-old Hollywood actors who know how to make a hot-blooded crowd go weak at the knees - enter The Dreamboys. Britain's most successful male strip group produce West End-style shows every weekend for hen parties, risque girls' nights out and those who just want to see a bunch of twenty-something hunks boogie about in skimpy underpants. Rowan Row and Luke Baker, both 26, are just two of the aesthetically-pleasing hunks who have no qualms about taking their clothes off to pay the rent.

The movie is set three years after Mike (

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- Britain) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.
- Channing Tatum) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.
- Dreamboys) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.
- Hollywood) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.
- Luke Baker) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.
- Magic Mike) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.
- Rowan Row) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.
- The Dreamboys) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.
- West End) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.


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David de Gea is close to completing a dramatic turnaround by signing a new contract with Manchester United. The 24-year-old goalkeeper initiated talks after the collapse of a £29million move to Real Madrid as he has grown tired of the furore over his future. Jorge Mendes, De Gea’s agent, was at United’s training ground yesterday for further talks with manager Louis van Gaal and club officials. They were joined by De Gea and members of his family. Talks on Thursday night were said to be ‘amicable’ and accelerating. David de Gea (175 appearances for United) Sergio Romero (6 appearances for United)

De Gea was upset when his move to

OPTIONS:
- Carrington fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- David de Gea fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- De Gea fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- Jorge Mendes fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- Liverpool fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- Louis van Gaal fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- Manchester United fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- Real Madrid fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- Reds fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- Sergio Romero fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- United fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.
- United’s fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.


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Cairo (CNN) -- Three Al Jazeera journalists were among eight who appeared at a hearing in a Cairo prison court Thursday, accused along with 17 other defendants of spreading "false news" and having links to the Muslim Brotherhood, which Egypt declared a terrorist organization in December. "Tell her I love her. Big wedding when I get out," Al Jazeera English journalist Mohamed Fahmy told journalists in a message to his fiancee, appearing in high spirits on the first day of his trial, despite a worsening shoulder injury. Fahmy, a former CNN freelance producer, is accused of being a member of a terrorist group and airing false news about Egypt to give the impression of a civil war. A prosecutor has also charged Al Jazeera English correspondent Peter Greste, producer Baher Mohammed and 17 others. Al Jazeera said nine on the list were on its staff.

Greste, Fahmy and

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- Al Jazeera were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Al Jazeera English were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Baher Mohammed were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- CNN were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Cairo were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Egypt were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Fahmy were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Mohamed Fahmy were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Mohammed Fahmy were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Muslim Brotherhood were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.
- Peter Greste were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.


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(CNN) This week we saw Donald Trump, Fox News and even GOP members of Congress, in a seemingly coordinated strategy, ratchet up allegations that Hillary Clinton had "colluded" with Russia. So why did this all take place now? Well it appears likely we all learned the reason Friday night. That's when CNN broke the story that, according to sources briefed on the matter, a federal grand jury had issued the first indictments arising out of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's possible conspiring with Russia to illegally influence the 2016 presidential election. It's reasonable to believe that Trump knew that this was coming. As CNN reported, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is Attorney General Jeff Sessions second in command, "would have been made aware of any charges before they were taken before the grand jury for approval." While Sessions had recused himself from the Russian investigation, did Rosenstein inform his boss who in turn told Trump? Or did someone leak this info to Trump? It's unclear, but common sense says the multi-pronged attack on Clinton wasn't just happenstance.

Trump alleges that

OPTIONS:
- CNN had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Clinton had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Congress had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Dean Obeidallah had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Donald Trump had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Fox News had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- GOP had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Hillary Clinton had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Jeff Sessions had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Robert Mueller had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Rod Rosenstein had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Rosenstein had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Russia had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Russian had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Sessions had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Team Trump had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."
- Trump had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."


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What do Everton, Norwich, Bath, Gloucester and the Miami Dolphins all have in common? Five teams that straddle three separate sports, but all of them brought together by their commitment to the data revolution in sports science. Kitman Labs are Silicon Valley’s leading Sports Science and Technology Company, and Roberto Martinez's side are just the latest to invest in their expertise The Kitman Labs system has been installed into Everton’s Finch Farm training base in a multi-year deal, where the club's Medical and Sports Science will be utlising the most advanced system in the world. Matt Connery, Head of Medical Services at Everton, said: 'Utilising data and creating real time reports is vital for professional sports clubs and Kitman Labs has given us the power to achieve this.'

Figuring out how to turn all that data into an insight coaches or trainers can act on is a huge challenge - and that's where

OPTIONS:
- Bath come in.'
- Everton come in.'
- Finch Farm come in.'
- Gloucester come in.'
- Head of Medical Services come in.'
- Kitman Labs come in.'
- Matt Connery come in.'
- Medical and Sports Science come in.'
- Miami Dolphins come in.'
- Norwich come in.'
- Roberto Martinez come in.'
- Silicon Valley come in.'
- Sports Science and Technology Company come in.'


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(CNN) It is deplorable to undermine the credibility of a federal judge based on his Mexican heritage. It is deplorable to demean a Gold Star family and propose to ban all Muslims from entering the United States. It is deplorable for a candidate for president of a major party to kick off his campaign by labeling most Mexicans as rapists and murderers. It is deplorable when the Justice Department feels it has to sue you a second time for racial discrimination because you didn't get the hint the first time. It is deplorable to play footsie with David Duke, to repeatedly retweet white nationalists and false stats about black men and crime, to praise the enthusiasm of supporters who beat a homeless Hispanic man in Boston and punch a black man at rally, to say black people have a lazy trait and have them ushered off the casino floor when you show up.

"You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of

OPTIONS:
- America's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Bailey's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Boston's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- CNN's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Clinton's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- David Duke's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Gold Star's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Hispanic's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Issac Bailey's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Justice Department's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Mexican's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Mexicans's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Muslims's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- Trump's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.
- United States's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.


(CNN) Ethiopia had a banner day at the Boston Marathon on Monday, as Lemi Berhanu Hayle and Atsede Baysa won the men's and women's titles. It's the first time the country has swept the men's and women's titles in this historic event, the world's oldest annual marathon. Hayle won the elite men's division in an unofficial time of 2:12:45, completing a podium sweep by three men's runners from Ethiopia. He pulled away late from the 2015 champion, Lelisa Desisa, with a little more than a mile to go. Desisa finished second in a time of 2:13:32. Yemane Adhane Tsegay finished third in 2:14:02.

Through a translator,

OPTIONS:
- American told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Atsede Baysa told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Boston Marathon told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- CNN told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Desisa told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Ethiopia told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Hayle told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Lelisa Desisa told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Lemi Berhanu Hayle told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Tatyana McFadden told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."
- Yemane Adhane Tsegay told WBZ that she is "very happy" and "very lucky."


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(CNN) -- A Florida appeals court granted George Zimmerman's request for a new judge Wednesday, saying the original judge's remarks put Zimmerman in reasonable fear of a fair trial. Zimmerman, 28, is charged with second-degree murder in the February 26 shooting death of teenager Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman's attorneys wanted Seminole County Circuit Judge Kenneth Lester removed, saying language he used in a bail order disparaged their client's character and held over his head the threat of future criminal proceedings. The Fifth District Court of Appeal agreed, and Lester must now step down. There was no immediate response to the ruling from either Lester, prosecutors or Zimmerman's attorneys.

The former neighborhood watch captain has pleaded not guilty to the charges and said he shot the 17-year-old

OPTIONS:
- CNN in self-defense after Martin attacked him.
- District Court of Appeal in self-defense after Martin attacked him.
- Florida in self-defense after Martin attacked him.
- George Zimmerman in self-defense after Martin attacked him.
- Kenneth Lester in self-defense after Martin attacked him.
- Lester in self-defense after Martin attacked him.
- Seminole County in self-defense after Martin attacked him.
- Trayvon Martin in self-defense after Martin attacked him.
- Zimmerman in self-defense after Martin attacked him.


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(CNN) US President Donald Trump called the French President Saturday amid mounting tensions with North Korea the day after he said he was considering further economic sanctions against the rogue nation. In a call Trump had with President Emmanuel Macron of France, the two discussed "the need to confront the increasingly dangerous situation associated with North Korea's destabilizing and escalatory behavior," according to a White House readout of the call. During the call, both leaders discussed working with allies to enforce United Nations sanctions and denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, the statement said. Earlier Saturday, Macron issued a statement voicing his "concern at the ballistic and nuclear threat coming from North Korea," adding that the international community should work with Pyongyang to "resume the path of dialogue without conditions."

Earlier in the day,

OPTIONS:
- China issued a warning to North Korea.
- Donald Trump issued a warning to North Korea.
- Emmanuel Macron issued a warning to North Korea.
- France issued a warning to North Korea.
- French issued a warning to North Korea.
- Guam issued a warning to North Korea.
- Japan issued a warning to North Korea.
- Korean Peninsula issued a warning to North Korea.
- Macron issued a warning to North Korea.
- North Korea issued a warning to North Korea.
- Pyongyang issued a warning to North Korea.
- Trump issued a warning to North Korea.
- US issued a warning to North Korea.
- United Nations issued a warning to North Korea.
- White House issued a warning to North Korea.


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(CNN) Wrapped in a blanket and wearing pink sandals, a little girl sobs in fear as she walks down the street, gunfire blasting at the end of the road. Confused, she turns around and covers her face with the blanket. At that moment, a soldier from Iraq's elite special forces the Golden Brigade rushes forward to help -- "don't cry," he says, as he guides her to safer ground. The girl—who looks little more than 10 —is followed by her younger sister and mother, who also holds a baby in her arms. The family is one of many fleeing this neighborhood in eastern Mosul as the Golden Brigade fights street by street, house by house, to drive out ISIS.

In the end

OPTIONS:
- Golden Brigade could promise little other than endless war against the world, a harsh life of ideological purity and complete isolation, and a world view focused on the apocalypse.
- ISIS could promise little other than endless war against the world, a harsh life of ideological purity and complete isolation, and a world view focused on the apocalypse.
- Iraq could promise little other than endless war against the world, a harsh life of ideological purity and complete isolation, and a world view focused on the apocalypse.
- Mosul could promise little other than endless war against the world, a harsh life of ideological purity and complete isolation, and a world view focused on the apocalypse.


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The identity of the only suspect in the prison attack which left the notorious 'Son of Sam' killer David Berkowitz with a slashed throat has finally been revealed. William E. Hauser, a 63-year-old currently serving time for beating a man to death with a rolling pin, has been identified as the likely culprit behind the attack. Hauser's identity was revealed by former Attica superintendent James Conway, who at the time worked as a corrections officer at the infamous facility. Conway told the New York Post that Hauser - who at that time was behind bars following a first-degree assault conviction - had been moved to the same special housing unit as Berkowitz after witnessing a murder in the prison yard.

In the years since some have questioned whether

OPTIONS:
- Attica was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- Berkowitz was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- Conway was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- David Berkowitz was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- Hauser was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- James Conway was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- New York City was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- New York Post was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- Son of Sam was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.
- William E. Hauser was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.


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(CNN) -- Allegations of racial slurs and threats of violence against Dolphins lineman Jonathan Martin have left Pro Bowler Richie Incognito suspended from the Miami Dolphins and sparked widespread chatter about just what kind of behavior is tolerated in the NFL. Here are five key questions about what lies ahead: Will the Dolphins cut Richie Incognito? He's been suspended "for conduct detrimental to the team." As for his future, the Dolphins don't seem poised to make a decision quickly. "We reached out to the NFL to conduct an objective and thorough review," the team said in a statement. "We will continue to work with the league on this matter."

Given the allegations and the environment of the NFL, it's unclear whether

OPTIONS:
- CNN was threatened, bullied, hazed, and/or even shaken down for money.
- Dolphins was threatened, bullied, hazed, and/or even shaken down for money.
- Jonathan Martin was threatened, bullied, hazed, and/or even shaken down for money.
- Miami Dolphins was threatened, bullied, hazed, and/or even shaken down for money.
- NFL was threatened, bullied, hazed, and/or even shaken down for money.
- Richie Incognito was threatened, bullied, hazed, and/or even shaken down for money.


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(CNN) It's the dead of night, you're cycling through the desert and are so chronically fatigued you think you're seeing goblins. Welcome to Race Across America (RAAM) -- 12 days of hell spent pedalling from the west coast to the east. The route stretches 3,000 miles across 12 states, taking in the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, Monument Valley as well as the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, and demands 170,000 feet worth of vertical climbs. It's a third longer than the Tour de France and has to be completed in half the time, without stopping. "It's a surreal experience if you're out in the desert at 3am," Phil Magnus, a mechanic for British cyclist Shusanah Pillinger in 2014 and 2015, told CNN.

"

OPTIONS:
- Annapolis was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- British was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- CNN was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Great Plains was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Maryland was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Mojave was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Monument Valley was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Oceanside was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Phil Magnus was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- RAAM was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Race Across America was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Rocky Mountains was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- San Diego was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Shusanah Pillinger was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Sonoran Deserts was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.
- Tour de France was the only person who knew where it was but you're frightened to ask her because she's been cycling for three days.


Washington (CNN) Democrat Jon Ossoff very nearly won the special election to replace Department of Health and Human Services Director Tom Price on Tuesday night, coming within a point and a half of the 50 percent he needed to claim the district outright. But, he came up short. Which means that he and second place finisher Karen Handel (R) will spend the next two months bashing each others brains out -- figuratively speaking -- in advance of the June 20 runoff. And Handel seems to have already decided what her main attack on Ossoff will be: He's not really from here.

and 2) his not living in the district plays into broader themes that work well for

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Democrat.
- Department of Health and Human Services.
- Handel.
- Jon Ossoff.
- Karen Handel.
- Members of Congress.
- Ossoff.
- R.
- Republican.
- Tom Price.
- Washington.


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Michael Carrick has credited the return to form which has seen him recalled to the England squad down to the influence of Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal. The midfielder, hailed by Sir Alex Ferguson last year as the best English player in the game, has won countless club trophies but struggled for consistency at international level throughout his career. Now 33 years old, he is one of the oldest heads in Roy Hodgson’s squad and is a strong contender for a place at the bottom of the midfield diamond the England manager so often prefers to deploy. Michael Carrick is happy to be back in the England squad and has credited his return to Louis van Gaal

Carrick had particular praise for the

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Carrick manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Dutchman manager's aura and straightforward nature
- England manager's aura and straightforward nature
- English manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Europe manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Louis Van Gaal manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Louis van Gaal manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Manchester United manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Michael Carrick manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Roy Hodgson manager's aura and straightforward nature
- Van Gaal manager's aura and straightforward nature


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A Chinese mother who never gave up hope of finding her beloved son cried tears of joy as she was finally reunited with him - 26 years after child traffickers snatched the four-year-old from the street. Lan Mingxi's son Li Wei vanished in September 1989, taken from the street by two strangers who no one ever saw again. His disappearance left Mingxi distraught, and over the years she did all she could to find her little boy, writing nearly 10,000 letters and appearing on television countless times, always holding the only photo she had of Wei, taken when he was three years old.

The stress led the couple to divorce five years later, and

OPTIONS:
- Chinese was left bringing up their daughter alone.
- Lan Mingxi was left bringing up their daughter alone.
- Li Wei was left bringing up their daughter alone.
- Mingxi was left bringing up their daughter alone.
- Wei was left bringing up their daughter alone.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump spent months running against Barack Obama's leadership style, faulting him for being "weak and ineffective" on Iran, lacking of focus the "real" job numbers and inability to combat ISIS because he was the group's "founder." What a difference a few months makes. Trump and his White House advisers are now using Obama as a security blanket, making almost identical moves he made during his tenure and defending possible mistakes by arguing that they were initially made by Barack Obama. The tactic is familiar: Obama, eight years after he succeeded President George W. Bush, was still blaming the 43rd president for some of the pockmarks on his legacy.

And Obama officials -- many of whom left their offices weeks ago -- were left to laugh at how

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- CNN is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- Donald Trump is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- George W. Bush is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- ISIS is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- Iran is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- Obama is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- Trump is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- Washington is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- White House is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
- Yemen is taking credit for the jobs numbers.


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Tehran, Iran (CNN) Preliminary results in Iran's first major election since last year's landmark nuclear deal show reformists poised to take all 30 seats up for grabs in the capital, Tehran, the country's Interior Ministry says. Results from outside the capital also indicated a strong showing by moderate candidates in the high-stakes election, which could shape the future of the country and its relationship with the West. The reformist candidates are overwhelmingly loyal to President Hassan Rouhani, although some are critical of some of his policies. Some 33 million Iranians -- nearly 60% of eligible voters -- cast ballots in twin elections Friday, according to Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli.

Many

OPTIONS:
- Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- Assembly of Experts hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- CNN hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- Hassan Rouhani hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- Interior Ministry hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- Iran hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- Iranians hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- Supreme Leader hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- Tehran hope the elections will lead to a better future.
- West hope the elections will lead to a better future.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he has "not at all" been "preoccupied" by the NFL and the controversy surrounding the National Anthem. "I wasn't preoccupied with the NFL," Trump told reporters in the Rose Garden. "I was ashamed of what was taking place." Trump is currently embroiled in a five-day controversy with the NFL since he first commented on players protesting the National Anthem at a rally in Alabama on Friday. Between Friday and midday Tuesday, Trump tweeted 24 times about the NFL, but only four times about Puerto Rico, which has been plunged into a humanitarian crisis in the wake of Hurricane Maria.

"I don't think you can disrespect our country, our flag, our

OPTIONS:
- Alabama.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- Maria.
- NFL.
- National Anthem.
- Puerto Rico.
- Rose Garden.
- Trump.


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A two-year-old boy drowned in the bath after he was left alone for a short time with his brother while their mother fetched a pair of pyjamas, an inquest heard today. Zoe Warner-Simpson, 29, was faced with 'every parent's worst nightmare' after she returned from a trip to the bedroom  to find her son Edward underwater, a coroner said. The toddler was rushed to Milton Keynes Hospital but he had already been left with irreparable brain damage after being starved of oxygen and he died a few days later. His parents, who  have a four-year-old son Oliver and 11-week-old son Thomas, decided to turn off Edward's life support.

He said: 'The one thing that mattered to us while Edward was in hospital  was having the whole family together and being by

OPTIONS:
- Edward's side no matter what.
- Edward Warner's side no matter what.
- Milton Keynes Hospital's side no matter what.
- Mother Zoe's side no matter what.
- Oliver's side no matter what.
- Simpson's side no matter what.
- Thomas's side no matter what.
- Toddler's side no matter what.
- Zoe Warner's side no matter what.


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London, England (CNN) -- Pat Croce is a man on a mission -- a mission to find his all time favorite pirate. The highly successful businessman, who rose from being a trainer in the locker room to president of one of the most storied franchises of the NBA, is on a quest to find the body of English explorer Sir Francis Drake, who was buried out at sea more than 400 years ago. Sir Francis Drake was an adventurer and a true pirate of the 16th century. Drake is credited with being the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe. He led several voyages, many of them aimed at capturing Spanish territories and taking their treasure. While he made enemies with Spain, he enchanted Queen Elizabeth I, who is believed to have fondly called him "my pirate".

It's not just Drake's business brain that Croce has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from

OPTIONS:
- CNN's own.
- Croce's own.
- Drake's own.
- England's own.
- English's own.
- Englishman's own.
- Francis Drake's own.
- London's own.
- NBA's own.
- Pat Croce's own.
- Spain's own.
- Spanish's own.


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Fast bowler Jimmy Anderson made cricket history in the Caribbean on Friday by beating the great Sir Ian Botham's all-time England wicket-taking record with his 384th victim in his hundredth Test. Anderson's marquee moment in his landmark Test arrived in his 21st over when, crucially for his team, he had West Indies captain Dennis Ramdin caught by captain Alastair Cook after a partnership of 105 with Jason Holder had frustrated England. Botham's record had been equalled much earlier in the day when Anderson had Marlon Samuel caught in the gully by James Treadwell. Jimmy Anderson celebrates taking his record 384th wicket in Test cricket for England

Only two Anderson wickets came in the

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Anderson' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Botham' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Caribbean' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Denesh Ramdin' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Dennis Ramdin' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- England' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Ian Botham' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- James Treadwell' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Jason Holder' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Jimmy Anderson' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Marlon Samuel' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Marlon Samuels' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- Test' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.
- West Indies' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.


(CNN) Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul on Sunday unveiled the broad strokes of his Obamacare replacement package, a measure he again said Republicans must pass "on the same day as we do repeal." "We've had six years to complain and we have complained -- I've been one of those complaining about Obamacare," he told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." "The replacement bill that we put together, our goal is to insure the most amount of people, give access to the most amount of people, at least the amount of cost." Republicans have been at loggerheads over the timing and execution of their promise to repeal Obamacare and replace it with a cheaper alternative that will not disrupt the insurance market and leave millions of Americans without coverage.

The future of

OPTIONS:
- Americans expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- CNN expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- Jake Tapper expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- Kentucky expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- Medicaid expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- Obamacare expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- Paul expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- Rand Paul expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- Republicans expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.
- State of the Union expansion would then be decided during the repeal process, which will run through a budget reconciliation vote -- one that requires only a simple majority for passage.


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Washington (CNN) -- Texas is still grappling with an Ebola scare, and Gov. Rick Perry -- faced with a test of his leadership ahead of a possible 2016 presidential bid -- is in Europe. In the lead-up to an election that will determine his successor, the three-term Republican governor left this week for a pre-scheduled economic development trip that will include stops in England, Germany, Poland and Ukraine. His trip comes after a Dallas nurse became the second person diagnosed with Ebola in the state, and as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention monitors dozens more doctors and nurses who treated the first patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, who died last week.

OPTIONS:
- CNN's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Dallas's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Democrats's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Ebola's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- England's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Europe's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Germany's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Perry's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Poland's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Republican's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Rick Perry's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Texas's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Thomas Eric Duncan's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Ukraine's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.
- Washington's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.


How does the sentence end?

Manchester United fans who may feel a little underwhelmed that Louis van Gaal's attention has turned from World Cup and Champions League winner Pedro to Sadio Mane of Southampton may be interested to learn the Senegal forward is actually better in front of goal than his more illustrious counterpart, who is moving from Barcelona to Chelsea. Mane's 10 goals in 30 appearances for Southampton last season compares favourably with the six in 35 managed by Pedro. Even taking into account Pedro's occasionally brief cameos as a substitute, Mane is more lethal, striking every 213.5 minutes – just over once every other game – compared with the Spaniard's 254.8 minutes between goals.

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Champions League may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Chelsea may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Fantasy Football may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Louis van Gaal may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- MailOnline may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Manchester United may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Mane may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Old Trafford may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Pedro may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Sadio Mane may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Senegal may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Southampton may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Spain may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Spaniard may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Thomas Muller may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- World Cup may also point out Mane is five years younger than Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.


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A new mom has spoken of her horror after her baby son was taken from her home by officials and given to an adoptive mother - despite the fact she had changed her mind before the infant's birth. Kimberly Rossler, 25, from Mobile, Alabama, decided to contact a local adoption agency after discovering she was pregnant with her 'on-off' boyfriend Greg's baby in October last year. She reportedly phoned up the non-profit organization, Adoption Rocks, and was put in touch with attorney, Donna Ames, who informed her that she had 'the perfect' mother in mind for her child. In subsequent days, Kimberly was introduced to the adoptive mother - Katherine 'Kate' Gilliard Sharp, a 'single businesswoman' from Birmingham - and agreed for her to adopt her unborn son.

OPTIONS:
- Adoption Rocks was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Alabama was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Attorney was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Birmingham was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Donna Ames was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Gilliard Sharp was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Greg was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- James Elliot was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Kate was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Kate' Sharp was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Katherine was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Katherine 'Kate was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Kimberly was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Kimberly Rossler was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.
- Mobile was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.


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(CNN) -- The prosecutor in the U.S. government's case against an Indian diplomat charged in New York with visa fraud related to her treatment of her housekeeper expressed dismay Wednesday over the direction the case has taken. "There has been much misinformation and factual inaccuracy in the reporting on the charges against Devyani Khobragade," said U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara about India's 39-year-old deputy consul general for political, economic, commercial and women's affairs, who was arrested December 12 in New York by federal agents. "It is important to correct these inaccuracies because they are misleading people and creating an inflammatory atmosphere on an unfounded basis."

In his statement,

OPTIONS:
- CNN noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."
- Devyani Khobragade noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."
- India noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."
- Indian noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."
- Kerry noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."
- New York noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."
- Obama noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."
- Preet Bharara noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."
- U.S. noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."


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A California man charged with killing his business associate, the man's wife and two small children owed $30,000 to the victim and had other debts, authorities said in records released Wednesday. Victim Joseph McStay lent defendant Charles 'Chase' Merritt money to cover a gambling debt before McStay, his wife and his 3- and 4-year-old sons disappeared in February 2010, according to newly unsealed court documents filed by San Bernardino County sheriff's investigators. Merritt also owed more than $20,000 in back taxes. A third business associate, Daniel Kavanaugh, also told investigators that McStay, who owned a decorative water fountain business, planned to fire Merritt.

They noted there were no signs of forced entry at the

OPTIONS:
- California' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.
- Charles 'Chase' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.
- Charles 'Chase' Merritt' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.
- Daniel Kavanaugh' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.
- Joseph McStay' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.
- McStay' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.
- Merritt' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.
- San Bernardino County' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.
- Summer' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.


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The price of first class stamps could be capped by the postal watchdog, it was announced yesterday. Royal Mail could be made to fix or even slash the amount it charges for delivering post as part of a wide-ranging inquiry by regulator Ofcom. The newly-privatised firm has been accused by MPs of taking the ‘easy option’ by increasing stamp prices to boost profits rather than improving its service and efficiency. In March, first and second class stamps rose by a penny to 63p and 54p respectively, sparking claims that the public was being forced to prop up flagging letters revenue.

OPTIONS:
- Ofcom has a legal obligation to deliver letters to every home six days a week, including the remotest areas, for the same price - known as the universal service.
- Postal has a legal obligation to deliver letters to every home six days a week, including the remotest areas, for the same price - known as the universal service.
- Royal Mail has a legal obligation to deliver letters to every home six days a week, including the remotest areas, for the same price - known as the universal service.


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(CNN) -- Could motorsports become a major industry in football-obsessed Nigeria? It will be if one Nigerian businessman has his way. London-based entrepreneur Ribi Adeshokan has entered his country into the lavish and highly-competitive world of car racing and has ambitious plans to drive African motorsport and build a multi-million dollar racing industry on the continent. Called Nigeria Racing Eagle (NRE), the team says it hopes to compete at major motor racing events over the next few months, including the FIA GT3 series and sports car endurance races. "My philosophy is whatever I want to do, I go for the best," Adeshokan, team principal and owner of NRE said Monday, moments after unveiling a green and silver Audi R8 LMS as the team's car at the Africa Village, a London Olympics exhibition site designed to highlight the continent's cultural, artistic and sport assets.

Determined Adeshokan devoted further time and money to create

OPTIONS:
- Adeshokan.
- Africa Village.
- African.
- Audi R8 LMS.
- CNN.
- FIA GT3.
- Lagos.
- London.
- London Olympics.
- NRE.
- Nigeria.
- Nigerian.
- Racing Eagle.
- Ribi Adeshokan.


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Hugo Lloris has cast a doubt over his Tottenham future by refusing to rule out a move to Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain this summer. The 28-year-old has been a revelation since joining the north London side three years ago, with a number of clubs now closely monitoring the France international. Manchester United and French champions PSG are among the teams chasing Lloris' signature, with the Spurs No 1 admitting that a move to the latter is not entirely out of the question. He told L’Equipe: 'You should never say never, but my ideas are clear in my head, they are the same that I have had for the last 16-17 years.

When asked if he regretted his move to

OPTIONS:
- France added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- French added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Germain added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Hugo Lloris added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Laurent Blanc added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Ligue added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Lloris added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- London added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- L’Equipe added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Manchester United added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- PSG added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Paris Saint added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Spurs added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.
- Tottenham added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.


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A former Boy Scout saved by hero pilot Harrison Ford after getting lost while on a camping trip has told the injured star: 'Get better soon, my family is thinking of you.' Cody Clawson says Ford is a 'genuine hero' after saving his life in a dramatic helicopter rescue back in 2001. Cody was just 13 when he lost the trail during a Boy Scout camp in a remote forest just south of Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. He was missing for almost 19 hours and helicopter pilot Ford – who lived part-time in Jackson, Wyoming at the time - joined a massive search-and-rescue mission to find him.

This is the moment Harrison Ford rescued stranded Boy Scout

OPTIONS:
- Boy Scout (both pictured) in his chopper
- Cody (both pictured) in his chopper
- Cody Clawson (both pictured) in his chopper
- Ford (both pictured) in his chopper
- Han Solo (both pictured) in his chopper
- Harrison Ford (both pictured) in his chopper
- Jackson (both pictured) in his chopper
- Los Angeles (both pictured) in his chopper
- Wyoming (both pictured) in his chopper
- Yellowstone National Park (both pictured) in his chopper


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(CNN) -- A car decked out with blinking disco lights and a fog machine is driving the streets of San Francisco at night. In the back are paying passengers belting out karaoke tunes. In the front is the at-least locally recognizable Lyft pink mustache outlined with LED lights. DiscoLyft (yes, of course he's on Twitter) is one of the many personalized, and eccentric, cars popping up as part of the growing Lyft ride-sharing service, which is now active in San Francisco, Boston, Los Angeles and Seattle. Using the Lyft app, anyone with a Facebook account can book and pay for a ride with one of the Lyft drivers, like a more casual and kooky Uber.

Many people who want peace and quiet or a luxury, shiny black car will stick with car companies or

OPTIONS:
- Boston.
- CNN.
- DiscoLyft.
- Facebook.
- Los Angeles.
- Lyft.
- San Francisco.
- Seattle.
- Twitter.
- Uber.


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(CNN) Five minutes before six, when the first glow of dawn has barely touched the horizon over the Pacific Ocean, the power guitar chords of a song by the band Three Doors Down suddenly crackles to life over the ship's loudspeakers. Every morning, the executive officer of the USS Ashland plays a different tune to start the day at sea. Moments later, light floods the narrow hallways, steel airlocks, and steep stairwells of this warship. Sailors and Marines clamber out of claustrophobic, packed bunks, splash water on their faces, and line up patiently outside the ship's mess. Inside, Navy cooks dish up pancakes, eggs, fruit and endless cups of steaming coffee.

On approach to the

OPTIONS:
- Navy, the much larger warship slowly opens enormous doors in its stern.
- Pacific Ocean, the much larger warship slowly opens enormous doors in its stern.
- Three Doors Down, the much larger warship slowly opens enormous doors in its stern.
- USS Ashland, the much larger warship slowly opens enormous doors in its stern.


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A couple who adopted their seven-year-old son from a meth-addict are convinced his obsession with knives and blood means he may kill someone soon. Kim and her ex-husband, Ryan, adopted Rylan when he was a baby - his mother was addicted to drugs and both his biological parents had bipolar disorder. But the pair are now both terrified his aggressive behavior means he will harm someone and appeared on the Dr Phil show to beg for help. SCROLL FOR VIDEO A couple who adopted their seven-year-old son Rylan from a meth-addict,  are convinced his obsession with knives and blood mean he may kill someone soon

Rylan's father,

OPTIONS:
- Bleeder said: 'We have not lived a normal day in probably the last three years.'
- Dr Phil said: 'We have not lived a normal day in probably the last three years.'
- Kim said: 'We have not lived a normal day in probably the last three years.'
- Ryan said: 'We have not lived a normal day in probably the last three years.'
- Rylan said: 'We have not lived a normal day in probably the last three years.'


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For those who first encountered Billy Crystal in the 1989 film When Harry Met Sally or who, like me, go back even further, to the Seventies, when he daringly played one of the first gay characters on mainstream television in the U.S. sitcom Soap, here is a book to make us feel old. But that's OK, because it's a book about feeling old. The first wave of the so-called baby-boomers are now the age their grandparents were when they were born, if not older. He can see, just by watching them trudging around the local shopping mall, that some of his contemporaries have given up on life. 'Poor guys, they have no shoulders. They're just following their wives...getting excited only when they can have a new front door key made at the locksmith kiosk.'

When, as star and producer of the film City Slickers,

OPTIONS:
- Billy Crystal invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.
- Brian Viner invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.
- Crystal invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.
- Harry Met Sally invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.
- OK invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.
- Seventies invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.
- U.S. invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.


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President Barack Obama read 'Mean Tweets' on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, but he was unfazed. After enduring the routine — in which celebrities read hostile Twitter comments about themselves — Obama told Kimmel: 'You should see what the Senate says about me.' The president also joked about the perks and restrictions he faces, revealing that he's not allowed to use cellphones that have recorders in them. (Hence his ever-present BlackBerry.) He also noted he can visit the dentist in the White House basement, but doesn't text and can't drive. Late-night appearance: Secret Service agents stand by as President Obama chats with Jimmy Kimmel during a break in  the show on which he appeared on Thursday night

OPTIONS:
- ABC asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Barack Obama asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- BlackBerry asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Democrat asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Ferguson asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Jimmy Kimmel asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Jimmy Kimmel Live asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Kimmel asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- LA asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Mean Tweets asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Obama asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Senate asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- Twitter asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.
- White House asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.


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An unusual nexus of mining interests, relief work in Haiti, and a former U.S. first family is raising new ethics questions that could affect Hillary Clinton's presidential ambitions. Clinton's brother, Tony Rodham, was a board member of a North Carolina mining company that enjoyed prime access to Haitian gold deposits in the wake of post-earthquake relief work organized in part by former president Bill Clinton through the Clinton Foundation. Another board member of the firm, VCS Mining, was former Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive, who co-chaired the charitable Interim Haiti Recovery Commission with Mr. Clinton. The revelation, smacking of cronyism and back-room government dealing, is part of a forthcoming book by Government Accountability Institute founder Peter Schweizer, whose work exposing the investment 'insider trading' habits of members of Congress caused national outrage in 2011 even though the practice was legal.

The law originally did not explicitly apply to electronic communications; Congress updated it after Mrs. Clinton left her job as

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton's top diplomat.
- Clinton's top diplomat.
- Clinton Cash's top diplomat.
- Clinton Foundation's top diplomat.
- Congress's top diplomat.
- Government Accountability Institute's top diplomat.
- Haiti's top diplomat.
- Haitian's top diplomat.
- Hillary Clinton's top diplomat.
- Interim Haiti Recovery Commission's top diplomat.
- Jean-Max Bellerive's top diplomat.
- North Carolina's top diplomat.
- Peter Schweizer's top diplomat.
- Tony Rodham's top diplomat.
- U.S.'s top diplomat.
- VCS's top diplomat.
- VCS Mining's top diplomat.


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Kell Brook successfully defended his IBF world welterweight title against Romanian Jo Jo Dan at Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena on Saturday night. Brook defeated his challenger in four murderous rounds before fans joined him in calling out Khan for what Brook envisages as ‘the biggest fight out there for both of us.’ ‘Who do you want to see me beat next,’ he asked. ‘Khan, Khan, Khan’ came the crowd's response. Brook's triumph and return to the ring came just six months after surviving a machete attack which inflicted horrific wounds to his left leg. Host commentator Click the above link for Jeff Powell's full report on Brook's victory from Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena.

Stay tuned for updates from

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- Brook who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Brooks who is ringside in Sheffield.
- IBF who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Jeff Powell who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Jo Jo Dan who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Kell Brook who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Khan who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Khan, Khan, Khan who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Motorpoint Arena who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Romanian who is ringside in Sheffield.
- Sheffield who is ringside in Sheffield.


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Former All Blacks star Jerry Collins has been farewelled by thousands of people at a touching service at Te Rauparaha Arena, in his hometown of Porirua. Collins, 34, and his Canadian partner Alana Madill, 35, were killed in a car crash in the south of France on June 5. Their four-month-old daughter Alya is still in a serious but stable condition. On Wednesday the All Blacks great was remembered as a 'gentle soul' with a huge heart who loved rugby and his family, according to the NZ Herald. Among those speaking at the service were his mother, father, sister, uncle, manager and former teammates from the New Zealand national team as well as the Norths and The Hurricanes.

After

OPTIONS:
- Alana Madill's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- All Blacks's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- Alya's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- Canadian's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- Collins's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- France's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- Jerry Collins's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- NZ Herald's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- New Zealand's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- Norths's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- Porirua's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- Te Rauparaha Arena's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.
- The Hurricanes's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.


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Washington (CNN) In his first 100 days, President Donald Trump has signed more bills into law than the previous five presidents and has signed more executive orders than any president since Harry Truman. But unlike many of his recent predecessors, Trump didn't score any major legislative victories. Trump does have one big win: The Senate confirmed Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. That hasn't happened in a president's first 100 days since President James Garfield did it 136 years ago. New laws on the books, but no major legislation Since taking office, Trump has signed 29 bills into law, according to public records. That's more than Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan. But Trump hasn't signed any "major legislation" -- a bill that delivers on a campaign promise or has a nationwide impact.

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- Bill Clinton, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- CNN, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- Donald Trump, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- George W. Bush, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- Harry Truman, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- James Garfield, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- Neil Gorsuch, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- Senate, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- Supreme Court, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- Trump, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- US, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.
- Washington, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.


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(CNN) The man who police believe killed five adults and an unborn baby in Citronelle, Alabama, will be charged with six counts of  murder, the Mobile County district attorney said Sunday. Derrick Ryan Dearman, 27, turned himself to police in his home state of Mississippi Saturday, hours after he entered the home where his girlfriend was staying with relatives and attacked the people sleeping inside using "firearms and several other weapons," according to a statement from the Mobile County Sheriff's Office. A 3-month-old baby of one of the victims survived the attack. "In... a 20-year career as a prosecutor, I have never seen a scene where there were five people brutally and viciously murdered. That's what we have here," Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich told CNN affiliate WALA.

He drove them across the Mississippi state line to his father's home, where police say

OPTIONS:
- Alabama and the child were freed.
- Ashley Rich and the child were freed.
- CNN and the child were freed.
- Citronelle and the child were freed.
- Dearman and the child were freed.
- Derrick Ryan Dearman and the child were freed.
- Lester and the child were freed.
- Mississippi and the child were freed.
- Mobile County and the child were freed.
- Mobile County Sheriff's Office and the child were freed.
- WALA and the child were freed.


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New York (CNN) Hillary Clinton told an audience of top African-American thinkers and legislators on Tuesday in Harlem that ending racial inequities in the United States would be "the mission" of her presidency. In a speech as political as it was policy focused, Clinton laid out plans to use the federal government to ensure end inequality. Race, Clinton said, "still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind." Clinton called for "end-to-end" criminal justice reform, more support for African-American homeowners and a $20 billion spending plan aimed "specifically at creating jobs for young people" in minority communities.

And to cap off her call for a focus on racial inequality, Clinton said that "anyone" asking for

OPTIONS:
- African-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- America-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- American-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- Americans-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- CNN-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- Clinton-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- Harlem-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- Hillary Clinton-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- New York-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- South Carolina-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- United States-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."


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Washington (CNN) New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Sunday Donald Trump's questioning of President Barack Obama's birthplace was "done," arguing falsely that Trump hasn't talked about it for years and had put to rest any remaining questions Friday. "The birther issue is a done issue. I've said it's a done issue for a long time, and Donald Trump has said it's a done issue now," Christie, a top Trump supporter and the chairman of his transition team, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." Though Trump had been asked whether he now believes Obama was born in the United States as recently as 2016 and hadn't affirmed that position, Christie refuted Tapper's questioning saying: "It's just not true that he kept it up for five years."

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- CNN put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Chris Christie put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Christie put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Donald Trump put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Jake Tapper put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- New Jersey put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Obama put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Pence put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- State of the Union put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Tapper put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Trump put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- United States put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.
- Washington put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.


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(CNN) -- From Pac-Man to "Pretty in Pink," Dungeons and Dragons to Devo, Rush to "School House Rock": If this pop culture laundry list brings back fond memories, then do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of Ernest Cline's new novel, "Ready Player One." Packed with '80s nostalgia, it is part intergalactic scavenger hunt, part romance and all heart, a love-letter to growing up geek. Described as "Willy Wonka meets the Matrix" the book takes place in a dystopian future. The year is 2044 and the real world is an ugly place. People escape their grim surroundings by accessing the OASIS, kind of like the Internet on steroids.

Cline: Well, I've started working on an outline for a possible sequel to "

OPTIONS:
- CNN."
- Cline."
- Devo."
- Dungeons and Dragons."
- Ernest Cline."
- Fan Boys."
- Matrix."
- OASIS."
- Pac-Man."
- Pink."
- Ready Player One."
- Rush."
- School House Rock."
- Star Wars."
- Willy Wonka."


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A Baltimore mother hailed as 'Mom of the year' for clobbering her teenage son and dragging him home from the riots admitted sheepishly on Wednesday: 'My pastor is going to kill me.' Toya Graham, a single mother-of-six, was caught on camera whacking her 16-year-old son Michael, pulling off his ski mask and chasing him down the street as rioters clashed with police, looted stores and burned down buildings and cars. The riots broke out following the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray earlier this month who died of a spinal cord injury after being taken into custody by Baltimore police.

She said: 'I wish all of the parents of

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'
- Freddie Gray would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'
- Michael would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'
- Mom of the century would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'
- Mom of the year would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'
- New York would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'
- Toya Graham would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'
- US would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'


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Alan Shearer puts Newcastle United's dreadful season down to them having too many 'Monday-to-Friday players' who never turn up on a Saturday. In what has become a weekly occurrence, Shearer ripped into his former club on Match of the Day following their 5-1 defeat by Crystal Palace  in the Barclays Premier League. It left Newcastle second bottom with Steve McClaren under increasing pressure, and Shearer feels their players look like they 'do not want to be coached' by their manager. 'It's very difficult to sum up Newcastle's plight in 30 seconds but I'm going to try,' he said. 'You cannot coach players who do not want to be coached, who are not good enough. They have got too many Monday-to-Friday players: good in training, don't want to perform on a Saturday.

It follows

OPTIONS:
- Alan Shearer's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.
- Barclays Premier League's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.
- Crystal Palace's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.
- Match of the Day's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.
- Newcastle's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.
- Newcastle United's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.
- Shearer's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.
- Sportsmail's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.
- Steve McClaren's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.


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Daily Show host Jon Stewart took his life into his hands on Monday night when he entered the wrestling ring to spar with WWE star Seth Rollins. The feud had been simmering between the pair for the past two weeks after current Money In The Bank-title holder Rollins claimed that he could do a better job of hosting the Comedy Central show. Stewart then issued a challenge to Rollins via a cell phone clip before the two men briefly came face-to-face on The Daily Show itself last week when Rollins got Stewart in a headlock. Scroll down for videos Daily Show host Jon Stewart took his life into his hands on Monday night when he entered the wrestling ring to spar with WWE star Seth Rollins as their feud continued

The pair’s beef started two weeks ago when Rollins had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of

OPTIONS:
- Comedy Central'.
- Daily Show'.
- Jon Stewart'.
- Money In The Bank-title'.
- Randy Orton'.
- Rollins'.
- Seth Rollins'.
- Stewart'.
- The Daily Show'.
- WWE'.
- WrestleMania'.


Washington (CNN) First lady Melania Trump spoke about equality, freedom and the responsibility women have to help each other achieve success at an invitation-only luncheon honoring International Women's Day Wednesday at the White House. "As an immigrant myself, having grown up in a communist society, I know all too well the value and importance of freedom and equal opportunity -- ideals which this great nation was founded and has continued to strive towards throughout its history," Trump said according to her prepared remarks obtained by CNN from Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, senior adviser and chief strategist to the first lady. The first lady spoke from a podium in the State Dining Room, focusing on atrocities women are confronted with around the world, including human trafficking.

More than a month into her role as first lady, Wednesday marked the announcement of a more defined platform of initiatives for

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- International Women's Day.
- Ivanka Trump.
- Melania Trump.
- State Dining Room.
- Stephanie Winston Wolkoff.
- Trump.
- Washington.
- White House.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- A former foreign minister joined Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's future governing coalition and has been tapped to lead peace talks with the Palestinians. Tzipi Livni and her centrist Hatnua party will be part of a government headed by Likud-Beitenu, the political movement headed by the prime minister. Livni, a former opposition leader, foreign minister and justice minister, will again serve in the justice minister post. Hatnua, which means "movement," is the first party to join a Netanyahu's coalition. There has been a lot of political jockeying among a range of movements since last month's national elections. Among those are centrists, rightists, and ultra-Orthodox groups.

Livni, who campaigned on the importance of the peace process, thanked

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- Benjamin Netanyahu.
- CNN.
- Hatnua.
- Israel.
- Jerusalem.
- Likud-Beitenu.
- Livni.
- Netanyahu.
- Palestinians.
- Tzipi Livni.
- U.S..
- ultra-Orthodox.