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man blames jesus after caught trying to steal 7 billion dollars

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Smart breast pump lets moms multitask.

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Golden Globes 2017: Red carpet

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McDonald's has agreed to sell 80% of its business in China and Hong Kong, as part of plans to franchise more of its restaurants worldwide.

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McDonald's has agreed to sell 80% of its business in China and Hong Kong, as part of plans to franchise more of its restaurants worldwide. China's state-owned investment group Citic, and US private equity firm Carlyle Group, will take control of the operations in a deal valued at $2.1bn (£1.7bn).

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Amphibians are vanishing without an explanation in Coasta Rica

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Chevy Bolt wins Car of the Year

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The Chevrolet Bolt, GM's first mass-market electric car, won Car of the Year at the Detroit Auto Show Monday.

It was the third significant honor for the breakthrough car. The Bolt had already won the Motor Trend Car of the Year honor in November, as well as the Green Car of the Year award given out at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

The Bolt is estimated to go 238 miles on a single charge. At a sticker price of about $30,000 after tax breaks, the plug-in Bolt will be less than half the price of the only other cars go more than 200 miles on a charge -- the Tesla Model S and Model X. The first of the Bolts were sold in California last month, with a national roll out anticipated later this year.

The Bolt beat out the Genesis G90, the key to Hyundai's attempt to establish a new luxury brand. It also beat the Volvo S90.

Related: GM to build self-driving cars in Detroit

The Chrysler Pacifica won the Utility Vehicle of the Year honor, the first time that category has been given an award separate from the Truck of the Year honors. (The award committee includes vans among utilities.) Among its notable options is a built-in vacuum cleaner. The Paficia is available in a plug-in hybrid version.

It beat the Mazda CX-9 and Jaguar F-Pace, both SUVs noted for their driving performance, for the utility.

And the Honda Ridgeline pickup won the Truck of the Year honor over two other finalists, the Ford F-Series Super Duty and the Nissan Titan. Unlike virtually all other pickups, the Ridgeline is a based on car-like front-wheel-drive engineering. It has a tailgate that can be opened either out to the side or straight down like a typical truck tailgate. It also has a lockable watertight "trunk" in the floor of the truck bed.

Related: Fiat Chrysler to put $1 billion into U.S. jobs and revive Jeep

The car, truck and utility of the year awards are given to new or significantly redesigned vehicles at the Detroit Auto Show by a panel of media auto critics. The awards are typically hyped in the the automakers' marketing efforts that follow.

CNNMoney (Detroit) First published January 9, 2017: 7:29 AM ET

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It was the third significant honor for the breakthrough car. The Bolt had already won the Motor Trend Car of the Year honor in November, as well as the Green Car of the Year award given out at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The Bolt is estimated to go 238 miles on a single charge.

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Space heater may be the blame for Olathe fi

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3 men found dead during a duck hunting trip. their death is not known.

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The bodies of three men who disappeared during a duck hunting trip on Texas' Gulf Coast have been found, authorities said Sunday.

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chiefs will play steelers for first round of playoffs

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An eyewitness and near victim of the shooting at the Fort Lauderdale airport described how his backpack and laptop may have spared his life from the gunman's rampage Friday afternoon.

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An eyewitness and near victim of the shooting at the Fort Lauderdale airport described how his backpack and laptop may have spared his life from the gunman's rampage Friday afternoon.

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Tables are turning for Obamacare

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Now, the GOP is in charge, and poised to run afoul of its own warnings.

As Republican lawmakers begin to dismantle President Barack Obama's landmark health care law, awaiting the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, they face the prospect of overhauling the American health insurance system without any help from across the aisle. Democrats appear increasingly determined to offer Trump's party as little help as possible.

GOP efforts to revamp the Affordable Care Act -- some 20 million people are covered through Obamacare while many more have been less directly impacted by the law -- are poised to disrupt millions of Americans' health insurance. If repealing and replacing the ACA ultimately becomes a purely partisan Republican exercise, Obamacare could emerge one of the biggest political liabilities for Trump and his party -- just as it became a problem for Democrats.

Republicans sought to paint the Democrats' passing Obamacare without GOP support as extreme. Democrats are happy to return the favor. Making the difficult task of enacting healthcare reform a millstone for Republicans could end up helping Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections

Former Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt, a Republican, said an overhaul of Obamacare would only have "long-term viability" if the GOP can win support from Democratic lawmakers.

"The GOP has indicated publicly that they intend not to make the same mistake that the Democrats did in passing a bill that was not supported in a bipartisan way," Leavitt said. "I think that's wise."

But Democratic votes won't be easy to get. In a Capitol Hill pep talk Wednesday, Obama urged Democrats not to "rescue" Republicans by helping them pass replacement measures, according to sources in the room.

After the meeting, a White House aide said Obama used "Trumpcare" as an indication he was open to Trump taking credit for improvements.

That is, of course, if Democrats see any changes they like.

Sen. Dick Durbin, the second-ranking Democrat in the chamber, told CNN that Republicans would be making a serious mistake by moving ahead with reforming Obamacare on a purely partisan basis. Durbin went as far as to criticize Republicans for refusing to partner with Democrats on making incremental improvements to Obamacare over the years.

"We've had six years of opportunities to work together on a bipartisan basis to improve or change the Affordable Care Act. They have never, ever, accepted an invitation for that," Durbin said. "Their approach is: repeal it, and once you've repealed it, then we'll think of something new. That's not a responsible approach."

Not that Obama and Democrats didn't try. After Obama took office in 2009, his administration's initial efforts to win over Republican support for healthcare reform went nowhere as one by one, potential GOP allies turned their backs -- and Republican leaders were happy to paint the law as single party over-reach. The healthcare reform bill that landed on the president's desk in March 2010 had not received support from a single GOP lawmaker in the House or Senate.

"The ACA stands in contrast to just about every other piece of major social welfare legislation in the history of this county, which is usually done with bipartisan support," said Tevi Troy, deputy secretary of Health and Human Services under President George W. Bush.

GOP Rep. Phil Roe, a physician who last week introduced a repeal and replace Obamacare bill in the House, said the law was a "disaster" in large part because Democrats passed it without GOP input.

"I never understood why healthcare is Republican or Democrat issue. I've never seen a Republican or Democrat heart attack in my life," Roe said. "There were nine physicians in the Doctors Caucus at that time. Not one of us was asked one thing about that healthcare bill."

Well before the law was passed, Republicans have used promises to block then repeal Obamacare -- a phrase the GOP started using as a pejorative -- as a political rallying cry to rev up the party's base.

And now that the GOP has the opportunity to dismantle Obamacare, there is no expectation that the party will garner any support from Democrats.

In fact, the vehicle that Republicans are using to roll back major pieces of the law -- a budget resolution followed by a budget reconciliation bill -- is a fast-track process that will allow the GOP to avoid a potential Democratic filibuster in the Senate.

But when it comes to the second and much more complicated task of overhauling Obamacare -- replacing what gets repealed -- Republicans don't yet have a plan.

GOP leaders have so far indicated a preference for the "repeal and delay" approach: passing a repeal bill as soon as possible but delaying the repeal measures from going into effect for several years as they develop a measure to replace the law. But already, rank-and-file Republicans are expressing reservations about moving too fast on repeal when there is little clarity on replace -- and creating a potential political nightmare.

Department Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell will warn Congress of the dangers of repeal without replace during a speech Monday in Washington.

"If the Affordable Care Act is repealed without a replacement, the damage to the country's individual insurance market will begin this spring," Burwell will say, according to excerpts. "If health insurance companies don't know what the market will look like going forward, many will either raise prices or drop out. That means more Americans won't be able to afford coverage, and others won't be able to find it at all."

In a sudden role reversal, Republicans are now labeling Democrats obstructionists when it comes to the healthcare law.

"I think it's very unfortunate that (Senate Minority Leader) Chuck Schumer has essentially said he's not interested in cooperating," GOP Sen. John Barrasso told CNN in an interview.

Barrasso and his fellow Republicans -- including the President-elect -- are also pressuring Democrats to cooperate.

"It is time for Republicans & Democrats to get together and come up with a healthcare plan that really works - much less expensive & FAR BETTER!" Trump tweeted last week.

Democrats vehemently oppose repealing Obamacare, and only a handful of lawmakers -- moderates and those hailing from conservative areas -- are likely to show a willingness to discuss replacement efforts with Republicans.

Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia, a moderate Democrat, declined to attend Obama's meeting on Capitol Hill with Democrats last week because he said he opposes any purely partisan conversations about Obamacare.

"I would just caution my friends on the Republican side: the division we've seen in the country is because we had a bill that was passed in 2009 ... without any bipartisan support and now it's about to be repealed without any bipartisan support." Manchin told CNN. "You gotta be careful, throwing the baby out with the bathwater."

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Now, the GOP is in charge, and poised to run afoul of its own warnings. As Republican lawmakers begin to dismantle President Barack Obama's landmark health care law, awaiting the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, they face the prospect of overhauling the American health insurance system without any help from across the aisle.

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The Kansas City Chiefs will play the Pittsburgh Steelers in the playoffs

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Donald Trump calls Meryl Streep 'overrated' after Golden Globes speech.

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US President-elect Donald Trump has hit back at Meryl Streep's criticism of him as she received a lifetime achievement award at the Golden Globes.

He tweeted: "Meryl Streep, one of the most overrated actresses in Hollywood, doesn't know me but attacked last night at the Golden Globes.

"She is a Hillary flunky who lost big," Mr Trump added of the three-time Oscar-winning actress.

She said: "When the powerful use their position to bully others we all lose."

The hostility towards Mr Trump from the world of showbiz contrasts with the feting of his defeated rival in November's presidential election, Hillary Clinton.

She received three standing ovations as she made a rare public appearance on Sunday in New York City at the Broadway musical The Color Purple.

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British stars dominate TV awards

Streep told the Golden Globes audience in Beverly Hills on Sunday as she picked up the Cecil B DeMille award: "You and all of us in this room really belong to the most vilified segments in American society right now.

"Think about it, Hollywood, foreigners, and the press."

"There was one performance this year that stunned me," she continued, without naming Mr Trump.

"It sank its hooks in my heart. Not because it was good. There was nothing good about it. But it was effective, and it did its job. It made its intended audience laugh and show their teeth.

"It was that moment when the person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter. Someone he outranked in privilege, power and the capacity to fight back.

"It kind of broke my heart when I saw it. I still can't get it out of my head because it wasn't in a movie. It was real life."

Streep was referring to a rally in South Carolina in November 2015 when Mr Trump jerked his arms in front of his body as he made fun of Serge Kovaleski, a New York Times journalist who has a congenital joint condition.

All the winners and nominees

Golden Globes 2017: In pictures

The ceremony as it happened

The actress' attack dominated coverage of an event that is usually a light-hearted jamboree in the annual Hollywood awards season ahead of next month's Oscars.

Mr Trump, who will be inaugurated in less than two weeks, tweeted on Monday morning: "For the 100th time, I never 'mocked' a disabled reporter (would never do that) but simply showed him 'groveling' when he totally changed a 16 year old story that he had written in order to make me look bad. Just more very dishonest media!"

Off to Washington for the inauguration?

Obama's presidency: Grades A to F

Streep also referred to Mr Trump's hardline stance on immigration policy.

The actress told the audience: "Hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigners and if you kick them all out, you'll have nothing to watch but football and mixed martial arts, which are not the arts."

British success

Hollywood musical La La Land broke the record for the most Golden Globe Awards. It won seven in total - succeeding in every category for which it was nominated.

Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling won in the best acting categories, while Damien Chazelle was named best director.

The movie also won the best musical or comedy film award, best screenplay, best score and best song.

Coming-of-age drama Moonlight was named best film in the drama category, while best actor and actress went to Casey Affleck and Isabelle Huppert.

British stars dominated in the television categories, with prizes for The Night Manager and The Crown.

Three stars of BBC spy drama The Night Manager - Tom Hiddleston, Olivia Colman and Hugh Laurie - won acting prizes.

Claire Foy, who plays the Queen in Netflix's royal epic The Crown, was named best TV drama actress and the show won best TV drama.
Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, or on Instagram at bbcnewsents. If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk .

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Paris police: 17 arrested over Kardashian West jewelry heist

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The Kansas city Chiefs are playing the Pittsburgh Steelers! Hope fully we are ready to go and hope we win!! we need it to stay in it and maybe get in the super bowl !!!! LETS GO CHIEFS!!!!

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space heater may be blamed for olathe house fire

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The Olathe Fire Department believes a space heater may be to blame for an early morning house fire.

Crews were called to a home in the 800 block of Hamilton Drive just before 6 a.m. Sunday.

It took crews about 20 minutes to get the blaze at the home under control.

No injuries were reported.

The Olathe Fire Department wants to remind people that space heaters need space - keep anything that could burn at least three feet away from the unit.

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The Olathe Fire Department believes a space heater may be to blame for an early morning house fire. Crews were called to a home in the 800 block of Hamilton Drive just before 6 a.m. Sunday. It took crews about 20 minutes to get the blaze at the home under control.

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An assistant coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers faces aggravated assault and other charges after an altercation at a local bar Sunday night following the team's AFC wild-card win over the Miami Dolphins.

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An assistant coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers faces aggravated assault and other charges after an altercation at a local bar Sunday night following the team's AFC wild-card win over the Miami Dolphins.

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Fort Lauderdale airport shooting 5 dead 6 injure.

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After 16 surgeries, the tree mans hands and feet look normal.

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The Giants WR's went to Miami on their off day and are now receiving lots of criticism for it.

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In January, 'ex' marks the spot.

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In recent years, January has earned the nickname "Divorce Month."

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The first iPhone was announced on January 9th, 2007.

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California’s Famous Drive-Through ‘Tunnel Tree’ Is Brought down by Winter Storm.

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Footage from inside the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport baggage claim showing a shooter opening fire.

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Orlando was gripped in a frantic and deadly manhunt on Monday after police said a wanted murder suspect with a long rap sheet shot and killed a police officer out side a Walmart before escaping the scene

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The Coast Guard recovered the bodies of three Southeast Texas men and a dog who died during a duck hunting trip.

Fox26 in Houston reported that officials found the bodies of Starett Burke, 25, Spencer Hall. 19, and Chris Ruckman, 18, after an intensive search.

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17 arrested in connection to Kim Kardashian jewelry heist. The suspects, ages 23-72, were already known for other robberies and crimes.

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Eric Greitens is being sworn in as the new Governor of Missouri today!

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Missouri is on the precipice of new promises from a new Governor.

Come high noon Monday, Republican Eric Greitens will be sworn in as Missouri's 56th governor.

Greitens's staff indicates his speech will last roughly 15 minutes, and if comments from the governor-elect the week before his inauguration are any indication, expect parallels to his predecessor's speech on the capitol steps 8 years prior.

On Jan. 12th, 2009, Gov. Jay Nixon said in his inaugural speech "Ladies and Gentleman, today marks a new day for the state of Missouri."

Greitens echoed a similar sentiment Tuesday, saying "people voted for us to take Missouri in a new direction."

Governor Greitens this week said jobs are one of his top priorities.

"We can build a thriving and prosperous economy here in the state of Missouri," said Greitens.

"We'll turn the economy around by making Missouri a magnet for jobs," said Gov. Nixon in his inaugural address.

Both men have made broad promises to change ethics in Jefferson City.

"This new day will not be possible unless there is a new tone right here in Jefferson City," said Nixon. "For too many years politics and partisanship has stood in the way of progress"

On Tuesday, Greitens again echoed the assessment made 8 years ago by his predecessor.

"We're going to shake up Jefferson City," said Greitens. "We're going to put an end to politics as usual."

Greitens is expected to not just speak, but create policy on his first day of office. He will issue a series of executive actions. Gretiens' staff are not disclosing what those actions will be.

The inaugural ceremony begins at 11:30 a.m. Monday in Jefferson City. Greitens is expected to be sworn in at noon.

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