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The CIA released documents, photos and videos from Osama Bin Laden’s compound in Pakistan when it was raided in 2011.

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The CIA released a huge trove of documents, photos and videos seized from Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan when it was raided in 2011, the agency said Wednesday.

The agency released almost 470,000 files, including letters and audio files.

"CIA Director Mike Pompeo authorized the release in the interest of transparency and to enhance public understanding of al-Qa'ida and its former leader," the agency said in a press release.

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One item of particular interest is bin Laden's personal journal. The terrorist mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks apparently used a faded yellow notebook with "Lucky Exclusive" printed on the front, and red, black and blue pens to record his thoughts in Arabic. The journal ran more than 220 pages.

The files released Wednesday also include a video of bin Laden as a young man.

The materials provide insight into the origins of the conflict between Al-Qaeda, which bin Laden led, and the Islamic State militant group (ISIS), along with strategic and religious disagreements between Al-Qaeda and its allies, the CIA said. The files also show efforts by bin Laden to maintain unity among the group, and his attempts to rehabilitate its tarnished image among Muslims.

This is not the first release of materials seized in the 2011 raid: The CIA also did so in 2015, 2016 and 2017.

As in those cases, the CIA did not release any information that is seen as potentially damaging to national security, and it also kept under wraps pornography, malware and materials protected by copyright.

Files from that last category illustrate that bin Laden or others in his compound enjoyed a wide range of movies and television shows. Some of the video files the CIA said it found but would not release include the children's movies Cars, Chicken Little and Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs. Also included were National Geographic: Inside the Green Berets, Where in the World is Osama bin Laden and CNN Presents: World's Most Wanted.

The entire collection of materials has been available to the U.S. intelligence community and to the Department of Defense for years, the CIA said in its press release, which also warned that the files may still contain malware.

"Today's release of recovered al-Qa'ida letters, videos, audio files and other materials provides the opportunity for the American people to gain further insights into the plans and workings of this terrorist organization," Pompeo said in the press release.

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CIA releases new Osama bin Laden documents, including the terror mastermind's journal

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The CIA released a huge trove of documents, photos and videos seized from Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan when it was raided in 2011, the agency said Wednesday. The agency released almost 470,000 files, including letters and audio files.

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a 36 year old teacher at a Christian school was arrested for 'chest rubbing,' kissing and 'sexy talk' with a teen boy student

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A substitute teacher at a Christian academy in Georgia is accused of having a sexual contact with a former student -- though she claims he made it all up to change schools.

Jennifer McLeod, who was 34 at the time of the alleged offenses more than two years ago, was accused by her former student, now 19, of sending "flirty" text messages and saying she wished he was 18 so they could have sex.

The student, who was 17 and in the 11th grade, told police the text messages included one that read, "If I was in high school, you would be my boyfriend," NWI Times reported.

He said that on the last day of the 2015 school year McLeod asked to kiss him. The student gave permission and the two reportedly kissed "romantically" for six to eight seconds in her classroom.

The flirty text messages progressed into holding hands and sexually graphic late-night telephone calls. He said the two kissed once in her house.

"Once she became his teacher, she became a lot more than his teacher," County Deputy Prosecutor Tammy Gregg said during a trial on Tuesday.

Another student allegedly told investigators he once saw McLeod rubbing the other teenager's chest at school.

McLeod, now 36, was charged with two felony counts of child seduction.

The 19-year-old told the court on Tuesday he "liked the attention she was giving me."

However, McLeod denied all the allegations, claiming during the trial that the teenager made up the accusations to leave the school.

"He wanted to go to another school," her defense attorney Steve Bush said, adding that the accuser was having problems with the academy's basketball program and coach and wanted to attend the school where his brother coached.

Bush told the court evidence shows the teenager was nowhere near McLeod's classroom when she is accused of kissing him.

It's unclear if McLeod remains a teacher at Hebron Christian Academy.

The trial is taking place before Porter Superior Court Judge Roger Bradford.

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Teacher, 36, at Georgia Christian academy accused of sexual contact with student

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A substitute teacher at a Christian academy in Georgia is accused of having a sexual contact with a former student -- though she claims he made it all up to change schools.

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Stranger receives barber shop after giving over 1000 free haircuts to homeless.

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A man who has given free hair cuts to 1,000 homeless people during the past year was rewarded with his own barbershop, after a stranger heard the selfless story, FOX29 reported.

Brennon Jones, the founder of "Haircuts for Homeless," has, for the past year, provided free cuts and shaves to people living on the streets of Philadelphia.

"I was traveling to work one day, and I seen a guy. I gave him a dollar, and I think I had a piece of fruit or something," Jones told FOX29. "He was very appreciative, but on my way home I was asking myself what else could I do? What else could I offer that gentleman?"

Then the idea struck.

"I said maybe I could use my talent in haircutting to provide a service that could potentially brighten someone's day," Jones said.

Jones' selfless service quickly became part of his daily routine.

"Me personally, I think I surpassed 1,000 haircuts, so many I stopped counting," Jones said. "So it's been a good year so far."
FLORIDA PASTOR TO ADOPT TWO HOMELESS BROTHERS, FOUND AMONG TRASH
Jones' street shop quickly garnered attention in the Philadelphia community. The friendly atmosphere often drew a group of supporters, which led to conversation amongst strangers - creating a traditional barbershop feel.

"I feed them, provide them with clothing, toiletries, the whole nine yards," Jones said.

But, with the winter months approaching, Jones was worried the cold weather would thwart his good work.

That's when Sean Johnson, the successful owner of "Taper's Barbershop" and a complete stranger to Jones, stepped in.

"When I found out, well, I needed to be part of that," Sean Johnson said. "I needed to see what I can do to help."

Johnson gifted Jones a fully renovated barber shop, completely free of charge, so that Jones could continue his incredible service.

"He said, 'Listen, I've got a building I want you to come check out,'" Jones recalled. "He said, 'Do you like this place?' I said, 'Yeah I like it.' He tossed me the key and said, 'It's yours.'"
HOMELESS VICTIM OF ASSAULT FOUND DEAD IN NORTH CAROLINA
Johnson said he had himself benefited from others during his own journey to success - which started after he left prison.

"When I was in there I went to school and learned how to cut hair, my mother paid for my license and I'm not gonna let my mom down," Johnson said.

After his mother helped him get on his feet, Johnson said he felt it was his duty to return the favor to others in need.

"It wasn't about me giving a barbershop, when you look at the homeless and the things that they need, I looked at it as more," Johnson said. "I built something and I want to see it keep going and I want to see it do a great thing."

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Stranger gifts barbershop to man behind 'Haircuts for Homeless'

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A man who has given free hair cuts to 1,000 homeless people during the past year was rewarded with his own barbershop, after a stranger heard the selfless story, FOX29 reported. Brennon Jones, the founder of "Haircuts for Homeless," has, for the past year, provided free cuts and shaves to people living on the streets of Philadelphia.

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Trump noted during a Cabinet meeting that the driver in Tuesday's attack entered the country through the "Diversity Visa Lottery Program" and called on Congress to "immediately" begin working to eliminate the program, which applies to countries with low rates of immigration to the U.S. Trump added, "We have to get much tougher, much smarter, and less politically correct."

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Vowing to "stop this craziness," President Donald Trump on Wednesday urged tougher immigration measures based on "merit" after the deadly truck attack in New York City.

Trump said on Twitter that the driver in Tuesday's attack "came into our country through what is called the 'Diversity Visa Lottery Program,' a Chuck Schumer beauty" - a reference to the Senate's Democratic leader.

Schumer fired back from the Senate floor, accusing Trump of "politicizing" the tragedy.

Officials said the attacker is an immigrant from Uzbekistan who came to the United States legally in 2010. They haven't said whether he was admitted through the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, which covers immigrants from countries with low rates of immigration to the U.S.

Trump also tweeted: "We are fighting hard for Merit Based immigration, no more Democrat Lottery Systems. We must get MUCH tougher (and smarter)." Trump has backed legislation that would curb legal immigration and shift the nation toward a system that would place an emphasis on merit and skills over family ties.

The tweets followed Trump's Tuesday night statement that he ordered the Department of Homeland Security "to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program." Trump's policy entails more stringent investigative measures intended to identify would-be immigrants who may sympathize with extremists or pose a national security risk to the United States.

During the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump proposed a total ban on Muslim immigration to the U.S., before embracing "extreme vetting." Trump's efforts to block immigrants from several Muslim-majority countries have been tied up in litigation in federal courts.

The White House did not immediately respond to questions about the source of Trump's tweet. Trump cited "Fox and Friends" on Twitter as he attacked Schumer and the program. Trump added: "We will stop this craziness."

The diversity visa program provides up to 50,000 visas annually by lottery. Applicants must have a high school diploma or meet work experience requirements. It was created as part of a bipartisan immigration bill introduced by the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., and signed into law by Republican President George H.W. Bush in 1990.

Schumer, a New York Democrat who was a member of the House of Representatives at the time, proposed a program for "diversity immigrants" in a bill he offered earlier that year.

Speaking on the Senate floor Wednesday, Schumer said he has "always believed that immigration is good for America." He also criticized Trump for "politicizing" the deadly attack, comparing his response to President George. W. Bush's after 9/11.

"President Trump, where is your leadership," Schumer said. "The contrast between President Bush's actions after 9/11 and President Trump's actions this morning could not be starker."

He said Trump had proposed cutting anti-terrorism funding in his most recent budget.

"I'm calling on President Trump to rescind his proposed cuts to this vital anti-terrorism funding immediately," Schumer said.

Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., said on Twitter that Trump was unfairly blaming Schumer for the diversity visa program. Flake, one of Trump's chief Republican foes in Congress, said Schumer was among a group of eight Republican and Democratic senators who proposed eliminating the program three years ago as part of a broader bipartisan bill to overhaul U.S. immigration laws.

Flake, who served on that "Gang of Eight" with Schumer, said: "I know. I was there."

The immigration bill ultimately failed in the GOP-led House after passing the Senate in June 2013, 68-32, with 14 Republicans joining Democrats.

Flake recently announced he's not running for re-election but says he won't be silent about Trump's politics and behavior.

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Vowing to "stop this craziness," President Donald Trump on Wednesday urged tougher immigration measures based on "merit" after the deadly truck attack in New York City. Trump said on Twitter that the driver in Tuesday's attack "came into our country through what is called the 'Diversity Visa Lottery Program,' a Chuck Schumer beauty" - a reference to the Senate's Democratic leader.

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Emmy-nominated actress Millie Bobby Brown performs a "Stranger Things" season one recap on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."

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A man caught his attacker in a fit of road rage ramming his car from behind repeatedly on video

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The driver of a pickup truck recorded the moment another driver repeatedly rammed into his vehicle on a freeway in Honolulu.

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A 43 year old Pensylvania man, Michael Cripps, who dressed up as Mickey Mouse, and Elmo for children's birthday parties is being accused of sexually assaulting 5 boys. Allegations date back 7 years.

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A Pennsylvania man who dressed as Mickey Mouse and Elmo for children's parties is accused of sexually abusing five boys, officials said.

The Delaware County District Attorney's Office announced the arrest of Michael Cripps, 43, of Colwyn, Pa. on Monday. Cripps, who was charged with sexually assaulting five male victims.

The allegations date back seven years.
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Delaware County District Attorney Jack Whelan said authorities were concerned the allegations were the "tip of the iceberg."

"Make no mistake, this is a very serious child predator," Whelan said Monday at a news conference.

Cripps shouted "nope" when asked if he was guilty while he was led from the courthouse.

Whelan said Cripps ran a business, M.C. Parties, where he would dress as characters such as SpongeBob SquarePants. The district attorney said there was no evidence he met any of his victims through his business.

However, Whelan said Cripps targeted single or divorced women with young boys and volunteered to babysit. The alleged assaults took place at 14 addresses in East Lansdowne, Aldan, Lansdowne, Upper Darby, Colwyn and Darby, Philly.com reported. The arrest affidavit stated Cripps lived or resided at 13 addresses in Delaware County, Philadelphia and Chester Counties, from 1998 to 2012, Philly.com reported.
PENNSYLVANIA MAN ADMITS TO PUTTING BLEACH IN PREGNANT GIRLFRIEND'S WATER
Whelan said the first sexual assault allegation made against Cripps was in 2012 but the office was not able to file charges due to a lack of evidence. Cripps was also being prosecuted by the Delaware County District Attorney's Office for a string of robberies.

A child-abuse hotline alleged "four boys, ages 8 to 17, were compelled to sleep in the same bed with Cripps on numerous occasions," Philly.com reported. Cripps would reportedly become furious if the boys tried to refuse or resist his advances.

On Sept. 18, a male between the ages of 18 and 25 told the district attorney's office Cripps reportedly sexually assaulted him and his brothers who were ages 8 and 7 at the time, the arrest affidavit stated. Around the same time, detectives were also investigating another sexual assault claim made against Cripps involving a 5-year-old boy. On Oct. 24, detectives interviewed a 17-year-old boy who also accused Cripps of molesting him when he was younger.

Cripps was arrested twice, in 2003 and 2006, for sexual assault but the charges were removed.

Cripps was being held on $250,000 bail at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility and awaits preliminary hearings.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Elmo, Mickey Mouse impersonator accused of sexually abusing young boys

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A Pennsylvania man who dressed as Mickey Mouse and Elmo for children's parties is accused of sexually abusing five boys, officials said. The Delaware County District Attorney's Office announced the arrest of Michael Cripps, 43, of Colwyn, Pa. on Monday. Cripps, who was charged with sexually assaulting five male victims. The allegations date back seven years.

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World Leaders joining in support after act of terror in NYC.

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Leaders from around the world, as well as former U.S. presidents, offered their condolences to the victims of the harrowing terror attack in New York on Tuesday with many of them sending warm messages and words of encouragement through social media.

The outpouring of global support came just hours after a man, identified by authorities as Sayfullo Saipov, killed eight people and injured more than a dozen others in a horrific truck-ramming attack on Tuesday afternoon.

The suspect, a 29-year-old from Tampa, Florida, was taken into custody at the scene and is reported to have shouted "Allahu Akbar," or "God is Great" in Arabic.

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President Donald Trump declared the incident an act of terror in a tweet on Tuesday and ordered the Department of Homeland Security "to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program."

"My thoughts, condolences and prayers to the victims and families of the New York City terrorist attack. God and your country are with you," Trump tweeted.

The Associated Press

Leaders from around the world promised to renew efforts to defeat terrorism in the wake of the deadly attack.

"Appalled by this cowardly attack, my thoughts are with all affected," British Prime Minister Theresa May said in a tweet. "Together we will defeat the evil of terrorism. UK stands with #NYC."

Argentinian President Mauricio Macri also reacted to the attack on Twitter, saying in Spanish that he was "deeply moved by the tragic deaths in NY." Five of the victims of the attack were from Argentina, and Macri said his country was "at the disposal of the families of those killed."

Profundamente conmovido por las trágicas muertes de esta tarde en NY. Nos ponemos a disposición de los familiares de las víctimas argentinas
- Mauricio Macri (@mauriciomacri) November 1, 2017

Here's a look at how other world leaders reacted to the attack.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama

Michelle and I are thinking of the victims of today's attack in NYC and everyone who keeps us safe. New Yorkers are as tough as they come.
- Barack Obama (@BarackObama) November 1, 2017

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton

France President Emmanuel Macron

Malaysia Prime Minister Mohd Najib Tun Razak

My thoughts & prayers for New York City. Innocent lives were lost today. We stand together against cowardice attacks on humanity.
- Mohd Najib Tun Razak (@NajibRazak) October 31, 2017

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg

European Council President Donald Tusk

Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen

The government of Montenegro

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Leaders from around the world, as well as former U.S. presidents, offered their condolences to the victims of the harrowing terror attack in New York on Tuesday with many of them sending warm messages and words of encouragement through social media. The outpouring of global support came just...

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NYC terror attack suspect planned assault for weeks, did prior reconnaissance for the event.

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The Uzbekistan native accused of killing eight people in New York City had been planning his attack for weeks and did prior reconnaissance before he plowed a rented truck into pedestrians along a popular Manhattan bike path, officials revealed Wednesday.

Sayfullo Saipov, 29, was interviewed by investigators at the hospital after his surgery Wednesday, John Miller, NYPD's Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism, said in a news conference. Miller did not reveal what was said, though reports indicated Saipov bragged about the assault and said he was "proud" of the attack. NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill would not confirm the statement.

Investigators have uncovered several pieces of evidence linking the "lone wolf" attacker to the ISIS terror group. Miller said Saipov, who came to the U.S. in March 2010 through the Diversity Visa Program, had been planning the assault for "a number of weeks" and did it "in the name of ISIS." He also cited the notes left in the truck contained a pledge of allegiance to ISIS. The notes were handwritten and had symbols and Arabic words on them stating: "Islamic State would endure forever."

He added Saipov followed "almost to a T" the instructions that were put out by ISIS on how to carry out a vehicle attack. Several knives were also recovered from the rental truck, however, Saipov is not believed to have used them during the assault. FBI agents swarmed Saipov's Paterson, N.J., home and were spotted leaving with several bags of evidence.

Two sources told Fox News that Saipov's name "popped" up in connection with a handful of individuals who were known to law enforcement when investigators ran his name through their databases after Tuesday's attack. It is not clear whether these investigations were limited to the New York City area or included Florida, where Saipov had lived. One source said Saipov had "close ties...[to] the group he rolled with [who] was known to law enforcement."

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that Saipov was radicalized in the U.S. and called him a "depraved coward" whose attempt to "instill terror" among New Yorkers failed.

"There was no grand statement that was done. It was an act of a coward," Cuomo said.

O'Neill said Tuesday's assault was the worst terror attack in New York City since Sept. 11, 2001. He added "no one in this city is complacent" and urged New Yorkers to stay vigilant in reporting suspicious activity. Cuomo, O'Neill and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio assured that Sunday's marathon will go on as planned with extra precaution.

Cuomo said there will be increased police presence at major infrastructures and on the streets as a precaution in the next few days. NYPD Chief Carlos Gomez added New Yorkers should expect more bag checks and additional officers in the subway and major hubs. There will also be more sand trucks - used to create a blockade to prevent vehicle attacks - placed along the marathon route on Sunday.

Saipov allegedly sped down the bike path next to Stuyvesant High School in a rented Home Depot truck late Tuesday afternoon before crashing the vehicle into a school bus. He jumped out, carrying a pellet gun and paintball gun in his hands, and screamed "Allahu akbar" - "God is Great" in Arabic - before NYPD officer Ryan Nash shot him in the stomach. Cuomo called Nash a "hero" for taking down the assailant.

Another 12 people were seriously injured. Three people were released from the hospital on Wednesday. Four remain critically injured and the other are seriously injured. The injuries ranged from bilateral amputation to serious head and leg trauma.

President Trump on Wednesday called for "Merit Based immigration" after officials revealed Saipov came in through the "Diversity Visa Lottery Program."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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NYC terror attack suspect planned assault for weeks, did prior reconnaissance

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The Uzbekistan native accused of killing eight people in New York City had been planning his attack for weeks and did prior reconnaissance before he plowed a rented truck into pedestrians along a popular Manhattan bike path, officials revealed Wednesday.

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A 19 year old was shot and killed by a lady in her upper 80s after he broke into her house.

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MARION, Ark. - A woman shot a home intruder Sunday morning, killing the 19-year-old man, authorities said.

The Crittenden County Sheriff's Department said ADT alarm company received a burglar alarm call at a house on Marion Lake Road at 3:31 a.m. Sunday.

The alarm company made contact with the homeowner, who is in her late 80s and lives by herself. They called officers in Marion and Crittenden County, who responded.

The woman told authorities she called out to the intruder who forcefully entered the home and ordered him to leave her home. She said he advanced toward her and that's when she shot him in self-defense.

"Of course it makes you be a little more concerned about your neighborhood if have people that are breaking into homes," said John Rimmer.

Cody Smith, of Marion, was killed.

"We heard he was under the influence of something and wrecked his car," said Rimmer. "At first it was told that he thought he was walking to his house. I didn't know where his house is, in this neighborhood I assume."

Neighbors told us the intruder lives close by but not in the same neighborhood. Confused or not, Rimmer tells us the teen had no business breaking into his neighbor's home.

"It's still sad that a man that age, a young man just starting his life for whatever reason is taking those kinds of steps and ends up losing his life for it," said Rimmer.

The incident is under investigation and no charges have been filed.

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MARION, Ark. - A woman shot a home intruder Sunday morning, killing the 19-year-old man, authorities said. The Crittenden County Sheriff's Department said ADT alarm company received a burglar alarm call at a house on Marion Lake Road at 3:31 a.m. Sunday.

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Eugene Duffy says he saw a white truck drive the wrong way on a Manhattan bike path and two men with tire tracks across their bodies.

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A Reddit user who said he used to work at McDonald’s three years ago said: “I can promise you that filet of fish is not fresh by any stretch of the imagination.”

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Reddit users who claim to be McDonald's past and present employees have revealed the menu item you should never order from the fast food restaurant and why.

The fast food chain is a favorite for millions, but these claims may end up leaving a bad taste.

In a thread where restaurant workers were asked to share which menu items people should never order, users who claimed to work for the chain agreed that the Filet-O-Fish was a poor choice.

A Reddit user who said he used to work at McDonald's three years ago said: "I can promise you that filet of fish is not fresh by any stretch of the imagination."

"At McDonald's just say you want a fish filet cooked to order," another user advised.

He then explained that you would have to wait five minutes longer for your order but it will be "worth it compared to the filet that has been in the heated cabinet for hours."

Despite the criticism, one loyal McDonald's customer defended the chain by saying the fish burger is his favorite dish on the menu.

He said: "If you're going to serve me a square piece of fish that tastes the exact same whether I order it in Denver or the south of France, I am under no assumption that it is by any means fresh.

"And I am completely okay with that, it's my go-to comfort food."

The Sun Online has contacted McDonald's for further comment.
This article originally appeared on The Sun.

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Sayfullo Saipov rent a home depot truck &  drove down a bike path killing 8 people and injuring many more. he was 29 years old he had been planing this with Isis for many weeks.He was shot on seen by police.

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Eight people were killed and at least a dozen injured on Tuesday when a motorist intentionally drove a truck onto a bike path in lower Manhattan in what authorities are calling a suspected terror attack.

The rampage came to an end when the man crashed into a school bus and got out of the truck, brandishing a paintball gun and a pellet gun, according to police. The suspect, identified as 29-year-old Sayfullo Saipov, was shot in the abdomen by a police officer and was transported to a hospital for treatment.

Investigators have since been able to talk to Saipov, who is expected to survive. It's unclear what, if anything, investigators learned from him, though one official told ABC News the suspect seemed "proud" of the attack.

Investigators spent the overnight hours collecting video and still images from traffic and surveillance cameras along the route of the attack, sources said. Those images show that Saipov drove carefully and at moderate speed until he entered the jogging path and accelerated; investigators believe that suggests the suspect knew where he wanted to begin the attack. Authorities are pouring through toll records and other digital records to see if Saipov had scoped out the location beforehand, sources said.

Here's what we know about the attack, the victims and the suspect:

THE ATTACK

According to police, a driver in a rented Home Depot pickup truck started mowing down cyclists and pedestrians on a bike path near West Houston Street on the West Side Highway around 3:05 p.m. The suspect drove south for about a mile, leaving strewn bodies and mangled bicycles in his wake.

The suspect eventually crashed into a school bus near Chambers Street, just across from Stuyvesant High School.

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After colliding with the bus, he emerged from the car with a paintball gun and a pellet gun, allegedly shouting "Allahu Akbar," before being shot in the abdomen by uninformed NYPD police officer Ryan Nash. The suspect was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive.

According to authorities, six victims were pronounced dead at the scene and two more died in the hospital. Thirteen people, including two students and two staff members on the school bus, were taken to the hospital for injuries.

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THE VICTIMS

Five of the people killed have been identified as natives of Argentina. According to the country's consulate, they were visiting New York City to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their high school graduation. The five Argentinians killed were identified as Hernan Diego Mendoza, Diego Enrique Angelini, Alejandro Damian Pagnucco, Ariel Erlij and Hernan Ferruchi, the consulate said. Another Argentinian, Martin Ludovico Marro, was injured in the attack.

A Belgian citizen was also killed in the attack, the deputy prime minister of Belgium tweeted.

THE SUSPECT

Police identified the driver of the vehicle as 29-year-old Sayfullo Saipov, who was born in Uzbekistan and moved to the United States in 2010.

A handwritten note in Arabic recovered near the truck indicated an ISIS allegiance, law enforcement sources said. Sources said the suspect has no immediate direct ties to ISIS.

There are no other suspects in the Tuesday attack, and Saipov is believed to have worked alone, law enforcement sources said.

Obtained by ABC News

Saipov has come up in prior counterterror investigations as a "possible associate" of a suspect, but he was not the focus and there was never any proof to open a case file on him so he was not under surveillance, sources said.

Saipov entered the U.S. through New York's JFK Airport in 2010, according to law enforcement sources. He had a green card that allowed him permanent legal residence in the country, sources said.

The green card came via a government program called the Diversity Visa Lottery, which hands out about 55,000 visas per year.

After entering the country, Saipov first lived in Ohio before moving to Tampa, Florida. He then moved to Paterson, New Jersey, where he has lived with his wife and three children for several years, according to law enforcement sources. He rented the vehicle used in the attack at a nearby Home Depot.

Saipov held business licenses for two Ohio-based trucking companies. He also worked as an Uber driver; the company confirmed that Saipov was a driver who passed a background check and recorded over 1,400 trips in six months. The company is assisting law enforcement with the investigation.

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NYC terror suspect seemed 'proud' of attack, official says

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Eight people were killed and at least a dozen injured on Tuesday when a motorist intentionally drove a truck onto a bike path in lower Manhattan in what authorities are calling a suspected terror attack. The rampage came to an end when the man crashed into a school bus and got out of the truck,...

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Trump wants the diversity visa terminated, Trump said "I am going to ask Congress to immediately initiate work to get rid of this program, diversity lottery, diversity lottery. Sounds nice, it is not nice, it is not good. It hasn't been good and we have been against it."

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In a series of tweets on Wednesday morning, Trump turned his focus from comforting those impacted in New York and focused on advocating for the tougher immigration laws that defined his 2016 campaign.

"The terrorist came into our country through what is called the "Diversity Visa Lottery Program," a Chuck Schumer beauty," Trump tweeted. "I want merit based."

Minutes later, he added: "We are fighting hard for Merit Based immigration, no more Democrat Lottery Systems. We must get MUCH tougher (and smarter)."

Trump's initial Twitter response to the attack labeled the attacker a "very sick and deranged person" and offered his "thoughts, condolences and prayers to the victims and families of the New York City terrorist attack." Trump later tweeted that he was ordering his Department of Homeland Security to "step up our already Extreme Vetting Program."

It was not clear what program the President was referring to. Reached Tuesday night, DHS referred all questions on the "vetting" order to the White House, which did not respond to questions. A message left with Schumer's office seeking response Wednesday morning was not immediately returned.

Controversial program

The diversity visa has been a point of contention for years. The 50,000 visas, distributed by random selection among countries where there is a low rate of immigration to the US, were originally designed to diversify the pool of immigrants to the US. The visas offer immigrants green cards, permanent legal residence and a path to citizenship.

Republican Sens. Tom Cotton and David Perdue have introduced a bill, endorsed by Trump, that would eliminate the diversity lottery and certain categories of family-based green cards, and then would transform the remaining employment-based visas into a point system that favors heavily highly skilled, highly educated, English-speaking immigrants.

But while there is consensus around needing to reform the process, limited support exists even within the GOP for Cotton and Perdue's bill.

Schumer was a key shaper of the 1990 legislation that created the program, but also played a lead part in the 2013 Gang of Eight bill that that passed the Senate on a wide bipartisan basis and included removing the diversity lottery program. The bill moved those visas elsewhere in the system and introduced a merit system that took into account multiple factors like family and work skills.

The Cotton-Perdue bill would roughly halve the number of green cards overall per year, a point of contention for many Democrats and Republicans alike, and wouldn't easily allow for low skilled immigrants to come to the US permanently, another sticking point for many.

Right-wing sites blame Schumer

Tuesday's terror attack in New York was the city's deadliest since 9/11. Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov drove a rented van down a bike path, law enforcement sources have said. The attack killed six victims instantly, while two others died later. New York politicians and officials quickly labeled the incident a terror attack.

Right-wing blogs and publications began blaming Schumer's immigration policies on Tuesday night and Trump's comments track with much of what was written.

"Blame Democrat Senator Chuck Schumer," read a post from the Gateway Pundit.

Breitbart, the right-wing publication run by Steve Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist, was leading with a story about the Diversity Visa Lottery Program, citing an ABC New York story that reported Saipov came to the United States through the program.

Turning to immigration politics shortly after a terrorist attack has become a pattern for Trump.

After a deadly mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, in 2015, then candidate-Trump called for the "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on."

On Wednesday, Democrats slammed Trump for quickly turning to immigration after the terror attack.

"This has become the pattern for President Trump, dating back to the campaign," Rep. Adam Schiff, D-California, told MSNBC on Wednesday morning. "No matter where an attack happens around the world, whether it's in the United States, Europe, he immediately goes to questions about immigration."

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President Donald Trump, less than 24 hours after a 29-year-old Uzbek national allegedly drove a truck down a bike path and killed at least eight people, blamed Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Democrats for immigration policies he claims allowed the suspect to enter the United States.

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Conor McGregor Apologizes for Using Homophobic Slur Against Another UFC Fighter.

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UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor apologized this week for his use of a homophobic slur backstage at a recent UFC event.

During an appearance on RTE One's The Late Late Show, McGregor said he used the word in the heat of the moment while consoling teammate Artem Lobov following Lobov's loss to Andre Fili at UFC Fight Night 118 on Oct. 21.

"I witnessed him lose a ... potential career-ending fight in a manner where the opponent was stalling and running away and I was upset," McGregor said. "I was whispering in his ear and speaking on that and I said what I said. I meant no disrespect to ... [anybody in the] LGBT community."

Soon after the fight card from Gdansk, Poland-which aired exclusively on the UFC's digital streaming service-a video emerged of McGregor and Lobov walking backstage after the fight. McGregor leaned close to his ear and repeatedly used the slur during a conversation he apparently thought wouldn't be overheard.

"I thought you were going to sleep him," McGregor said to Lobov. "All I'm saying, he's a f----t. I never knew he was a f----t." (Warning: Video is NSFW.)

McGregor had attended the event as a fan and during Lobov's fight, he could be seen cageside boisterously cheering on his cohort from SBG Gym in Ireland. At one point, McGregor had to be warned to sit down by referee Mark Goddard.

During his television appearance, McGregor said he wanted to apologize and move past his use of the homophobic slur.

"I just have to say sorry for what I said ... and try and move on from it," McGregor said.

In the past, McGregor had championed Ireland's efforts to legalize gay marriage, both during his public appearances and on social media:

The backstage incident with Lobov, however, certainly wasn't the first time he has made waves with objectionable language.

As far back as his fight with Dennis Siver in January 2015, the 29-year-old Dublin native has had to defend himself from charges of insensitivity. In the lead-up to that bout, McGregor apologized for referring to Siver, a Russian-born fighter of German descent, as "a Nazi," according to Bleacher Report's Hunter Homistek.

During his protracted feud with Brazilian fighter Jose Aldo over the UFC men's featherweight title, McGregor also boasted he would "turn [Aldo's] favela into a Reebok sweatshop," per Yahoo's Dave Doyle.
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In 2017, during the highly publicized media tour before his boxing match against Floyd Mayweather Jr., McGregor used racist language to taunt Mayweather by saying, "Dance for me, boy." At the final public event before their fight, Mayweather dropped a homophobic slur of his own, directed at McGregor.

Mayweather went on to win their bout via 10th round TKO. The event was promoted as one of the biggest sporting events of the year and was hailed as a major success on pay-per-view by its organizers. However, the fight came under fire from critics for the lowbrow nature of much of the lead-up.

McGregor is currently in talks to return to the UFC for his next fight.

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Conor McGregor Apologizes for Using Homophobic Slur Against Another UFC Fighter

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Republic where supposed to there supposed unveiled long anticipated bill with the overhaul taxes was for the first time set back

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Instead, it marked the first setback.

House Republicans announced late Wednesday night that they would not release their tax reform plan Wednesday, instead punting it a day so that the committee could continue working on the legislation.

"Ways and means committee members met tonight to discuss the work we are doing on pro-growth tax reform. In consultation with President Trump and our leadership team, we have decided to release the bill text on Thursday," Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady announced in a statement. "We are pleased with the progress we are making and we remain on schedule to take action and approve a bill at our Committee beginning next week."

Sources on Capitol Hill and at the White House told CNN Tuesday evening that the GOP bill's release would be delayed until Thursday, but adding to the confusion, House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady emerged after a three-hour meeting with his committee members to say that there were no scheduling changes to announce just minutes before he finally announced the bill had been delayed.

"We are making excellent progress," the Texas Republican said at the time. "We are very close to what we set out to do, bold, pro-growth tax reform. A lot (of) work remains with the drafters right now. They will continue to work through the night. We're moving forward. No announcement of change in the schedule."

After months of fractious negotiations, House Republicans appear to be struggling to deliver on their first of many ambitious deadlines on tax reform. The party was supposed to be ready Wednesday with a tax bill that lowered the corporate tax rate to 20%, reduced the number of individual rates from seven to four, boosted the child tax credit, eradicated many deductions and closed loopholes, something that hadn't been done in decades.

But the leaders had encountered clear obstacles from some of their own members.

Over the weekend, Brady had to make a key concession on SALT, a tax break that allows individuals to deduct state and local taxes on their federal returns. The original tax framework eradicated SALT, but Brady announced over the weekend that he would preserve the property tax deduction to assuage concerns from rank-and-file members from high-tax states. But, Brady was still talking to members of his conference Tuesday and it was unclear if the deal he'd announced over the weekend would satisfy members.

"Property tax was a step in the right direction, but it's not enough," said Rep. Peter King, a New York Republican.

In recent days, members of the House ways and means committee huddled around the clock to put the finishing touches on the bill with many admitting that they were still working through issues -- including how to offset tax cuts -- in the final hours.

"There are a few hang ups left," Rep. Pat Tiberi, a Republican from Ohio, told reporters Tuesday afternoon.

Conservatives from outside groups met with House Speaker Paul Ryan on Tuesday and said they left feeling there was still work to do even though they were optimistic about the direction of the bill.

"I left the meeting with the impression that that bill is not done," Adam Brandon, the President of FreedomWorks, told CNN. "They have to hammer out the final deal with some of these Northeastern Republicans on that SALT deduction."

Down Pennsylvania Avenue, one White House aide told CNN that the White House wasn't concerned about the delay.

The aide told CNN it would give House members more time to discuss the language and resolve any outstanding differences.

And Trump himself appeared to be highlighting the work congressional Republicans were doing late into Halloween evening.

"The Republican House members are working hard (and late) toward the Massive Tax Cuts that they know you deserve. These will be biggest ever!" Trump tweeted.

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Instead, it marked the first setback. House Republicans announced late Wednesday night that they would not release their tax reform plan Wednesday, instead punting it a day so that the committee could continue working on the legislation. "Ways and means committee members met tonight to discuss the work we are doing on pro-growth tax reform.

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Obama says that he doesn't want anyone to take selfies with him anymore

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Former US President Barack Obama made a joke about his birthplace and talked about the state of civic culture, in a speech at the Obama Foundation's first global summit.

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Papa John's says that the NFL protests are hurting sales.

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Papa John's is blaming the NFL for hitting its bottom line.

The pizza company, which has been a league sponsor since 2010, sliced its sales and profit forecasts on Tuesday. And Papa John's founder and CEO John Schnatter wasn't shy about who he thinks is to blame for the "debacle": Commissioner Roger Goodell.

"Leadership starts at the top, and this is an example of poor leadership," Schnatter said on a conference call with investors Wednesday. "The NFL has hurt Papa John's shareholders."

NFL spokesman Joe Lockhart declined to comment on Schnatter's comments.

NFL ratings, like the rest of network television, are in a slump. Through Week 7, NFL viewership is down 5% overall from the same point last year.

Though the ratings slump has many causes, some NFL fans may have tuned out because of the controversy over players kneeling during the National Anthem to protest police violence.

President Trump has called on fans to boycott the NFL if the league doesn't crack down on protests. Last month, Vice President Mike Pence left an Indianapolis Colts game after San Francisco 49ers' players took a knee during the anthem.

At a league meeting last month, Goodell and the NFL owners opted not to force players to stand during the Anthem.

The NFL may be part of the problems Papa John's faces, but it's far from the only one. The stock is down 24% this year, while competitors including Domino's have performed well (Domino's stock is up 12% this year).

Still, Schnatter put the NFL squarely at fault. He specifically cited the anthem protests as the root of the problem.

"This should have been nipped in the bud a year and a half ago," Schnatter said. "The controversy is polarizing the customer, polarizing the country."

In response, Papa John's has pulled some of its planned commercials from NFL games this season. Schnatter said the NFL has promised to give the pizza company future spots in return.

"It indeed appears that National Football League strife may be weighing on same-store sales to some degree, with Papa John's as the NFL's Official Pizza Sponsor bearing some brunt of this issue," Instinet analysts wrote in a research note Tuesday. "Sponsorship of NFL = No Free Lunch."

Papa John's still expects sales to increase by 1.5% in North America this year, but that's down from its previous estimates.

Shares of Papa John's tumbled 9% on the lowered estimates.

CNNMoney (New York) First published November 1, 2017: 11:36 AM ET

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The company has rolled out its Black Friday deals store, with bargains offered through the day after Thanksgiving.
For the first time, augmented reality is an option. Amazon says iPhone customers can shop for home office products, decor and electronics -- and get a look at how those products would look in their own homes.

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Amazon wants you to shop for the holidays in augmented reality.

The company has rolled out its Black Friday deals store, with bargains offered through the day after Thanksgiving.

For the first time, augmented reality is an option. Amazon says iPhone customers can shop for home office products, decor and electronics -- and get a look at how those products would look in their own homes.

Related: Apple teases the future of augmented reality apps

Here's how it works: Customers with iOS 11 installed on their iPhone 6S or later can choose to shop in AR through the Amazon App.

There, they can pick a product -- including furniture, appliances, toys and electronics -- and overlay it onto their living spaces to see how it fits.

The app also allows products to rotate a full 360 degrees.

Amazon already has a slew of other ways to shop, including its traditional website and app. Customers can shop by voice using an Alexa-enabled device.

And the company is touting its physical bookstores, as well as a new service called Treasure Truck. Customers can sign up for notifications about special offers that they can pick up from trucks that will roll through 25 cities.

Related: Amazon Key asks users to trade privacy for convenience

Deals are already popping up. On Wednesday, Amazon's offers included a $150 Dyson vacuum cleaner (50% off), a $119 Black & Decker tool kit (35% off) and a $20 Tickle Me Elmo toy (33% off).

The company says to expect deals throughout the season on TVs from LG, Samsung and Sony, along with toys from Lego, Nerf, Star Wars and others.

CNNMoney (New York) First published November 1, 2017: 11:49 AM ET

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The company has rolled out its Black Friday deals store, with bargains offered through the day after Thanksgiving. For the first time, augmented reality is an option. Amazon says iPhone customers can shop for home office products, decor and electronics -- and get a look at how those products would look in their own homes.

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Probation for middle school teacher, 46, who got 'caught in the act' during sex with her friend’s teenage son
So she invented her friend and her 16 year old son over for new years in 2016 she brought to boy up stairs and sex act towards the boy. she has been trailed for was sentenced to 2 year of probation.

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A former Illinois middle school teacher who allegedly brought in the New Year by performing a sex act on her friend's teenage son was sentenced to probation Monday after entering a plea deal.

Christine M. Taylor, 46, invited her friend and the woman's 16-year-old son to her Naperville home on New Year's Day in 2016, the Chicago Tribune reported.

After having pizza, Taylor allegedly brought the teenage boy to her bedroom where she performed a sex act on him. The teen's mother caught Taylor in the act and called police, according to the website.

Taylor, a former language arts and social studies teacher at Jefferson Junior High School, was sentenced to two years of probation Monday after entering a plea deal.
TEXAS MOM HAD SEX WITH DAUGHTER'S TEEN BOYFRIEND: POLICE
The 46-year-old woman pleaded guilty to felony obstruction of justice and endangering the health or safety of a child in exchange for having three sexual abuse charges dropped, the Tribune reported.

She also will need to undergo sex offender counseling and is not allowed to contact the victim or his mother.

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Probation for middle school teacher, 46, who got 'caught in the act' during sex with her friend's teenage son

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A former Illinois middle school teacher who allegedly brought in the New Year by performing a sex act on her friend's teenage son was sentenced to probation Monday after entering a plea deal. Christine M. Taylor, 46, invited her friend and the woman's 16-year-old son to her Naperville home on New Year's Day in 2016, the Chicago Tribune reported.

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UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor apologized this week for his use of a homophobic slur backstage at a recent UFC event.
During an appearance on RTE One's The Late Late Show, McGregor said he used the word in the heat of the moment while consoling teammate Artem Lobov following Lobov's loss to Andre Fili at UFC Fight Night 118 on Oct. 21.

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UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor apologized this week for his use of a homophobic slur backstage at a recent UFC event.

During an appearance on RTE One's The Late Late Show, McGregor said he used the word in the heat of the moment while consoling teammate Artem Lobov following Lobov's loss to Andre Fili at UFC Fight Night 118 on Oct. 21.

"I witnessed him lose a ... potential career-ending fight in a manner where the opponent was stalling and running away and I was upset," McGregor said. "I was whispering in his ear and speaking on that and I said what I said. I meant no disrespect to ... [anybody in the] LGBT community."

Soon after the fight card from Gdansk, Poland-which aired exclusively on the UFC's digital streaming service-a video emerged of McGregor and Lobov walking backstage after the fight. McGregor leaned close to his ear and repeatedly used the slur during a conversation he apparently thought wouldn't be overheard.

"I thought you were going to sleep him," McGregor said to Lobov. "All I'm saying, he's a f----t. I never knew he was a f----t." (Warning: Video is NSFW.)

McGregor had attended the event as a fan and during Lobov's fight, he could be seen cageside boisterously cheering on his cohort from SBG Gym in Ireland. At one point, McGregor had to be warned to sit down by referee Mark Goddard.

During his television appearance, McGregor said he wanted to apologize and move past his use of the homophobic slur.

"I just have to say sorry for what I said ... and try and move on from it," McGregor said.

In the past, McGregor had championed Ireland's efforts to legalize gay marriage, both during his public appearances and on social media:

The backstage incident with Lobov, however, certainly wasn't the first time he has made waves with objectionable language.

As far back as his fight with Dennis Siver in January 2015, the 29-year-old Dublin native has had to defend himself from charges of insensitivity. In the lead-up to that bout, McGregor apologized for referring to Siver, a Russian-born fighter of German descent, as "a Nazi," according to Bleacher Report's Hunter Homistek.

During his protracted feud with Brazilian fighter Jose Aldo over the UFC men's featherweight title, McGregor also boasted he would "turn [Aldo's] favela into a Reebok sweatshop," per Yahoo's Dave Doyle.
Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC/Getty Images
In 2017, during the highly publicized media tour before his boxing match against Floyd Mayweather Jr., McGregor used racist language to taunt Mayweather by saying, "Dance for me, boy." At the final public event before their fight, Mayweather dropped a homophobic slur of his own, directed at McGregor.

Mayweather went on to win their bout via 10th round TKO. The event was promoted as one of the biggest sporting events of the year and was hailed as a major success on pay-per-view by its organizers. However, the fight came under fire from critics for the lowbrow nature of much of the lead-up.

McGregor is currently in talks to return to the UFC for his next fight.

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Conor McGregor Apologizes for Using Homophobic Slur Against Another UFC Fighter

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Meth found in child's Halloween candy 'looked like Pop Rocks'

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The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin is demanding answers after a mystery person allegedly dropped a small package of crystal meth into a Wisconsin toddler's trick-or-treat bag over the weekend.

Menominee Tribal Police Chief Mark Waukau told ABC News the toddler's father found the questionable bag at a community event they were attending on Sunday.

The father alerted the police after pulling out a small baggie with yellow powder inside it, Waukau said.

"The father was going through the candy and he finds a really small clear plastic packet like the size of a quarter," Waukau said.

The family had attended the tribe's annual Halloween trick-or-treating event in Keshena, Wisconsin, alongside several other families to "go house-to house-with parents" to collect sweets, Waukau said.

"I think people are pretty upset," he went on. "That's what we want. We want people to get upset and come forward and give us information. We're already getting tips."

When the substance was field tested, it was proven the yellow powder was methamphetamine.

"We thought it looked a lot like Pop Rocks candy in that little baggie," Waukau said.

Menominee Tribal Police

Waukau said he immediately alerted families to dispose of the candy from the Sunday event, fearing there may be more crystal meth bags surreptitiously dropped in other trick-or-treat buckets.

The Menonminee Police posted a statement on Facebook confirming there was "a complaint of a suspicious package located in a child's Halloween Candy."

It also verified that the package contained crystal meth.

"A small yellow Ziploc type baggy containing crystalline powder was located. The crystalline powder tested positive for methamphetamine a.k.a (Meth)," according to the post.

The incident stoked fears in educators at the Keshena Primary School and they barred students from bringing to school any of their candy.

"Due to the very unfortunate incident with the trick-or-treat candy from Sunday, no students will be allowed to bring and distribute any candy or other treats tomorrow (10/31) for our Halloween parties," according to a statement from the school's Facebook page. "Instead, KPS will be providing cookies, popcorn and plenty of candy for our students to ensure it is safe for them."

Drugs have riddled the Menominee Indian Tribe community for years, Waukau said. But heroine and crystal methamphetamine have become the latest substances infiltrating the community, he noted.

"We're seeing such a big increase of people outside the reservation from Milwaukee and the Chicago area bringing drugs in here that are so lethal," he said. "We've been targeting them pretty good and kicking some people off [the reservation] when we catch them."

Waukau said a "controlled" Halloween "Trunk or Treat" event at the College of Menominee Nation campus will be held today for the local children.

"We'll be supplying the candy and this time we want families to dress up and participate without being afraid," he said.

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The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin is demanding answers after a mystery person allegedly dropped a small package of crystal meth into a Wisconsin toddler's trick-or-treat bag over the weekend. Menominee Tribal Police Chief Mark Waukau told ABC News the toddler's father found the questionable...