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The state of Georgia carried out its eighth execution in the year of 2016. They put a man to death who told a psychiatrist he didn't want to die but didn't want to live in prison.

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unsportsmanlike conduct hahaha https://t.co/3v0RKlhmFI

The NFL is cracking down on celebrations, so hugging a referee after a fumble-return touchdown probably isn't a good idea.

Don't tell Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas.

After taking a New Orleans Saints fumble to the house in the first quarter Sunday, the Legion of Boom member embraced an official and was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Here's the play and the penalty:

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Mark Ingram fumble, Earl Thomas récupère et marque le TD ! Il fait un câlin à l'arbitre donc pénalité 😂 #WeAre12 https://t.co/Rv0xkIAQyF

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Seahawks S Earl Thomas Hugs Referee After Fumble-Return TD, Gets Flagged

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NFL Thomas Duffy @@TJDhoops Twitter Logo Featured Columnist José @whoisjoserivera unsportsmanlike conduct hahaha https://t.co/3v0RKlhmFI The NFL is cracking down on celebrations, so hugging a referee after a fumble-return touchdown probably isn't a good idea. Don't tell Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas.

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Paul Gingerich, who entered prison at age 12 for his role in killing a friend’s stepfather and who has spent nearly six years locked up, could be returned home to live with his mother within four months. Gingerich will remain under electronic monitoring through April 2020, and on probation for 10 years after that, but his stay in prison could end in February after a judge modified his sentence Friday.

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If that's all you got, you better stay in the neighborhood. Don't even think about taking those skills out to the big leagues, like the annual pumpkin carving contest put on by engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

These guys and girls are doing next level stuff.

Aaron Yazzie, a mechanical engineer there, showed off all of the awesomeness on Twitter.

Like the one cut up into a carousel:

Or the one that plays a game of Pac-Man:

Or the one that features samples from Mars:

Or the one you can barbecue on:

Or the one that's at the center of a black hole:

And since this is 2016, of course at least one had to feature The Donald and Hillary:

These folks must've ruled their middle school science fairs.

Yazzie said he couldn't participate this year because he was in the middle of testing for some project he was working on. Hey, somebody had to keep up the work of putting stuff in space.

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You might as well give up after seeing these NASA engineers' pumpkins

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If that's all you got, you better stay in the neighborhood. Don't even think about taking those skills out to the big leagues, like the annual pumpkin carving contest put on by engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. These guys and girls are doing next level stuff.

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Samurai Jack is Back

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Straight from the slums of Shaolin, I trained with the Abbot in the ancient art of Otaku. I traveled to the US years ago in order to take on all things geek (comic books, manga, anime, music, movies), seeking to achieve complete mastery and to get the #1 headband.

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Samurai Jack is Back With Brand New Promo Art!

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Straight from the slums of Shaolin, I trained with the Abbot in the ancient art of Otaku. I traveled to the US years ago in order to take on all things geek (comic books, manga, anime, music, movies), seeking to achieve complete mastery and to get the #1 headband.

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17 Dead in Chicago's Street Violence Over Weekend

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Jerry Jones makes his Dallas Cowboys QB decision, at least for this week

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Following Sunday night's thrilling Cowboys overtime victory - the team's sixth straight win - the media rushed to the underbelly of AT&T Stadium for the weekly take from Jerry Jones on a brewing quarterback controversy in Dallas. And while the outspoken owner insisted any decision to name Dak Prescott or Tony Romo the starting quarterback of the near future would be "a combined call" with head coach Jason Garrett, Jones made it abundantly clear: Prescott will be under center in Week 9.

"Tony's not ready to play," Jones told reporters after the win. "That's subject to Jason Garrett making the decision, but as far as the health issue is concerned for Tony, there's no need of pushing it that fast. And that's more about Tony, his health, than it is about any of the other issues we'll have here."

Romo returned to practice in a limited capacity last week, and so long as he's working towards a healthy return, the questions in Dallas will continue until a definitive decision is make on Prescott v. Romo for the longterm - and probably even long after that, depending on the outcome every week.

"Certainly, Tony's making a lot of progress," added Jones. "We're excited about that, but at this particular time I don't have more to clarify: My opinion is that Dak will start against Cleveland."

So much for that combined call.

Through three and a half quarters on Sunday night, it sure seemed like the QB1 momentum was swinging Romo's way. Prescott was just 6-of-19 for 140 yards and an interception, and the Cowboys were trailing the NFC East rival Philadelphia Eagles, 23-16, when Dallas took over with 6:26 left.

Then, Prescott put on his big-boy pants, completing 6-of-9 passes on his next drive for 90 yards and the game-tying score. On their opening drive in overtime, the rookie QB finished a perfect 7-of-7 for another 57 yards and the winning touchdown - a five-yard scrambling strike to Jason Witten.

"Dak had his challenges, but when it really mattered - and not that the total game didn't matter - he came through," said Jones, whose team moved to an NFC-best 6-1. "He doesn't know the word quit."

Still, if ever there was a time to ease Romo's transition back into the mix, this week would be it, with a game against the winless Browns on the docket. Following Sunday's game in Cleveland, the Cowboys have what are sure to be physical games against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens, before sandwiching NFC East battles with the Washington Redskins and New York Giants around a tilt opposite the Minnesota Vikings that could potentially decide the No. 1 seed in the conference.

Given Romo's history as a four-time Pro Bowler and the 36-year-old quarterback's relationship with high-ranking members of the organization, benching him for Prescott will be no easy decision. Although, Prescott's play, including a quarterback rating (99.6) that currently sits seventh in the NFL, is making it a whole lot easier. And it sure sounds like Jones has his doubts about Romo's future.

"Does it look like he's at a stage in his career where he's fragile, and more fragile than he's been?" the owner told the media, via The Dallas Morning News. "You could look at his injury history the last three or four years and come to that conclusion. But none of us will ever know until we're sitting here and he's played 16 games a year and a bunch of playoff games for the next five years. And we'll look back and say everybody thought he couldn't take a hit. That's the only way I know we'll ever know."

So, at the very least, Jones won't know after next week, either, and if Prescott keeps steering Dallas toward Super Bowl contention, we may never know. That won't stop the question from being asked.

Ben Rohrbach is a contributor for Ball Don't Lie and Shutdown Corner on Yahoo Sports. Have a tip? Email him at rohrbach_ben@yahoo.com or follow him on Twitter! Follow @brohrbach

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Jerry Jones makes his Dallas Cowboys QB decision, at least for this week

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You might as well give up after seeing these NASA engineers' pumpkins

Oh, you won your neighborhood's pumpkin carving contest by making one look that looks Donald Trump and sticking a candle in it?

That's cute.

If that's all you got, you better stay in the neighborhood. Don't even think about taking those skills out to the big leagues, like the annual pumpkin carving contest put on by engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

These guys and girls are doing next level stuff.

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If that's all you got, you better stay in the neighborhood. Don't even think about taking those skills out to the big leagues, like the annual pumpkin carving contest put on by engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

These guys and girls are doing next level stuff.

Aaron Yazzie, a mechanical engineer there, showed off all of the awesomeness on Twitter.

Like the one cut up into a carousel:

Or the one that plays a game of Pac-Man:

Or the one that features samples from Mars:

Or the one you can barbecue on:

Or the one that's at the center of a black hole:

And since this is 2016, of course at least one had to feature The Donald and Hillary:

These folks must've ruled their middle school science fairs.

Yazzie said he couldn't participate this year because he was in the middle of testing for some project he was working on. Hey, somebody had to keep up the work of putting stuff in space.

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You might as well give up after seeing these NASA engineers' pumpkins

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If that's all you got, you better stay in the neighborhood. Don't even think about taking those skills out to the big leagues, like the annual pumpkin carving contest put on by engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. These guys and girls are doing next level stuff.

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For Democrats singing his praises just months ago, FBI Director James Comey is no longer the paragon of impartiality.

The bureau boss is now the target of barbed Democratic attacks for his decision to notify lawmakers Friday that investigators were reviewing newly discovered emails related to the Hillary Clinton server case. And some of the same Democrats who over the summer defended Comey in the face of Republican pressure have emerged as his toughest critics.

Topping that list is Harry Reid, the Senate minority leader who fired off a letter over the weekend to Comey informing him his actions may have violated a federal law known as the Hatch Act, "which bars FBI officials from using their official authority to influence an election."

Reid accused Comey of a "double-standard" in his treatment of sensitive information, saying: "Through your partisan actions, you may have broken the law."

But Republicans argue it is Democrats showing a double-standard. Reid, after the bureau announced no criminal charges in the Clinton case back in July, previously called Comey a "fair, impartial director."

Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., told Fox News' "Special Report with Bret Baier" that whoever wrote the latest Reid statement had to be "under the influence."

"Senator Reid is a political hack. Jim Comey is a law enforcement officer," Gowdy said Sunday.

Reid noted in his letter to Comey that he has indeed supported Comey in the past, including by helping get him confirmed to the post because he believed he was a "principled public servant."

Reid pointedly concluded, "With the deepest regret, I now see that I was wrong."

On the House side, Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., also applied pressure to Comey on Friday to provide more details, suggesting the format of his brief letter to Congress has stoked false claims.

"The public interest would be served by the FBI providing the facts, rather than allowing Republicans to stoke innuendo and falsehoods 11 days away from a presidential election," she said in a statement.

On July 7, Pelosi called Comey a "great man."

"We are very privileged in our country to have him be director of the FBI," she said at the time.

The White House, meanwhile, defended Comey on Monday.

"The president doesn't believe Director Comey is intentionally trying to influence the outcome of an election," Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters.

The Clinton campaign, though, has challenged Comey to release more details, questioning the handling of Friday's notification to Congress.

"What's disturbing about this again is that a three paragraph letter with no information whatsoever about what the FBI is talking about was sent to the individuals named on the letter," Clinton Campaign Manager Robby Mook told "Fox News Sunday." "Director Comey owes it to the American people, releasing this just a matter of days before the election to provide all the information."

Back in July, Clinton herself told PBS she was "grateful for the professionalism of the FBI and the Department of Justice."

Interim Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile also has kept the pressure on, tweeting and retweeting a series of articles over the weekend that criticized Comey's decision to go forward with this information now, days before the presidential election.

Yet on July 7, Brazile defended Comey on Twitter against Republican questions.

"Pathetic. Simply pathetic to watch members of Congress grill Director Comey because he's not playing their game of gotcha. #Overreach," she wrote.

Republicans, too, have adopted a much different tone toward Comey in the past three days than they did in the wake of the bureau's July announcement on the Clinton case.

Donald Trump for weeks had been pointing to the FBI and Justice Department's handling of the Clinton case to further his claims that the election is "rigged" against him.

But within minutes of the FBI's announcement that it was reviewing newly discovered emails, Trump backed off his criticism of the bureau.

He told supporters on Friday he has great respect for the FBI and praised the bureau for having the "courage" to "right the horrible mistake that they made."

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Flip-flopping Dems, once big Comey fans, now piling on

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For Democrats singing his praises just months ago, FBI Director James Comey is no longer the paragon of impartiality. The bureau boss is now the target of barbed Democratic attacks for his decision to notify lawmakers Friday that investigators were reviewing newly discovered emails related to the Hillary Clinton server case.

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What Vine stars are planning after the shut down

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There's an apartment building on Vine Street in Hollywood that is famously home to several of the most well-known faces of Vine, a social media platform that Twitter announced on Thursday it would be shutting down indefinitely.

The news came as a shock to some, but the 6-second video-making residents of the building were not among them.

"To be honest, all of us are doing such bigger things now that none of us are super worried or anything," 21-year-old Viner Logan Paul told CNNMoney. "I wish I could say we're all crying, but no, we're just hanging out."

Those "bigger things" Paul referred to include movies, TV projects and a host of opportunities that have presented themselves to he and his fellow Viners after launching their careers by making micro-videos. He recently made a movie that was released on YouTube Red called "The Thinning."

Vine might be going away, but the platform's most popular -- and, one could argue, luckiest -- stars aren't mourning, they're moving on. In fact, they've been looking toward the after-Vine era of their careers for some time.

I got off my plane this morning to find out @Vine is being shut down whaaaaaaaat 😱 Lots of good memories. Damn.
- Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) October 27, 2016

Many Vine stars also saw it coming, said Paul, who became known on Vine for his use of clever editing techniques and willingness to, as he said, "fill the niche of the crazy college kid." (He eventually left school, where he was studying to be an engineer, to pursue entertainment full time.)

His most-watched Vine features him appearing to dash into Los Angeles traffic to retrieve a cat from danger. It's been "looped" over 50 million times.

Paul would post new videos multiple times per week on the platform, where he has 9.4 million followers. But he hasn't posted since April and hasn't made a video exclusively for the platform in a year.

The same goes for his friends, he said. They all decreased their use of the Vine once it was clear it had "plateaued."

Bye vine thanks for changing my life
- Zachary Piona (@Zachpiona) October 27, 2016

Zachary Piona was a college student working a server in the Bay Area when he started making it big on Vine in October 2014 .

At his peak, the 24-year-old's sketch-style comedy videos, which he presented to 3.3 million followers, produced enough ad revenue that he could quit his serving job.

Now a graduate with a degree in psychology, he hasn't posted on Vine since March. He migrated to making videos on platforms like Twitter and YouTube because he wasn't having fun on Vine anymore.

"I wouldn't call it a sell-out app ... but it just turned into a less fun thing," he told CNNMoney.

RELATED: Vine's dead. Is Twitter next?

He's recently been courted by other apps hoping to lure him to their platforms, but he said he's focused on honing his acting and writing skills. He also admitted he's "hesitant" to try new platforms in light of Vine's downfall.

Thomas Sanders, who made a name for himself making comedic, slice-of-life Vines, said he too would urge caution.

"A platform has always been a means to showcase your skills, so if it's making you happy, I would say go for it -- invest. But prepare for the worst, I guess," he said.

Well, Vine may be going away, but this means I get to focus ALL my energy on YouTube! Hope you don't mind seeing my comedy in long form!! 😂😁
- Thomas Sanders (@ThomasSanders) October 27, 2016

Preparation was key in Paul's case. Early on, he said, he put considerable effort into building up his presence on other platforms -- like Instagram and Facebook -- and customizing his viewers' experience on each. He also worked on turning his internet fame into real opportunity.

A Business Insider profile once put Paul's worth at $1 million.

Sanders similarly expanded his reach by taking his show on the road. He recently ended a 17-city tour of his original musical "Ultimate Storytime," and he's ready for more.

"I've always wanted to expand and push the limits of my comedy and this is going to be that kind of trial by fire, pushing me out of the nest," said Sanders.

Those who haven't done the work to expand their footprint, though, will have a hard time starting now, Paul predicted.

"I feel like if you haven't already done it, you're going to be out of the internet game and it's going to be really hard to make a comeback," he said.

He's not worried about the top Vine stars, though.

Many of them appear in his upcoming film "Airplane Mode," a movie starring 40 of the Internet's biggest social media creators that aims to be "the 'Airplane' of this generation," said Paul. About 60 percent of them come from Vine backgrounds.

"When we made the movie we made sure to get the best of the best and the people who would stay relevant throughout time," Paul said.

Singer Shawn Mendes, Nash Grier, and Cameron Dallas, who has a new show coming to Netflix, are likely the most notable famous names to launch from Vine to date. But for those who are still building their names in mainstream entertainment, the hours following Vine's demise were filled with quippy Twitter comments. Vine stars would have seek unemployment, some users joked, or "get real jobs."

Paul said he thinks this reaction stems from "ignorance."

"My favorite question is, 'What are you going to do now?' And I'm like, 'What do you mean? I'm killing it and I'm going to keep killing it," he said.

Sanders isn't worried about his fellow Vine personalities either.

"I have no doubt in my mind that they are going to go far regardless of this platform," he said. "They made it there because of their skills and through those skills they're going to blossom in new ways and on new platforms."

CNNMoney (Los Angeles) First published October 28, 2016: 5:30 PM ET

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FBI reopens Clinton case after new emails were found in Anthony Weiner case.

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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called on the FBI Friday to release all information in its renewed investigation into her use of a private server while secretary of state after discovering new emails - apparently during the probe of former Rep. Anthony Weiner's sexting - in a stunning turn of events just days before the presidential election.

"[FBI Director James Comey] himself has said he doesn't know whether the emails ... are significant or not," Clinton told reporters in Iowa Friday evening. "I'm confident whatever they are will not change the conclusion reached in July. Therefore it's imperative that the bureau explain this issue in question, whatever it is, without any delay."

Earlier Friday, Comey informed top members of Congress in a letter that the bureau had "learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation."
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Comey did not detail those emails, saying only that they surfaced "in connection with an unrelated case."

An FBI source, though, confirmed to Fox News that the new emails were discovered after the bureau seized devices belonging to disgraced ex-Rep. Weiner and his wife Huma Abedin, a top Clinton aide who recently announced she was separating from the former congressman. The New York Times first reported on the Weiner investigation connection, noting the FBI had been probing texts Weiner sent to a 15-year-old girl.

As Donald Trump and congressional Republicans seized on the FBI's decision, interim Democratic Party leader Donna Brazile simply tweeted, "Good grief," after the news of the Anthony Weiner connection broke. The Clinton campaign called the decision to revisit the case so close to the election "extraordinary," and urged Comey to provide more details.

Comey gave only a brief overview in his letter to lawmakers of what prompted their decision. He wrote that the investigative team briefed him on the information a day earlier, "and I agreed that the FBI should take appropriate investigative steps designed to allow investigators to review these emails to determine whether they contain classified information, as well as to assess their importance to our investigation."

He said the FBI could not yet assess whether the new material is significant and he could not predict how long it will take to complete "this additional work."
1,000 CLINTON-PETRAEUS EMAILS MISSING FROM RECORDS SENT TO STATE, FBI FILES SHOW FBI, DOJ ROILED BY DECISION TO LET CLINTON SLIDE, SAY SOURCES
The move comes after Comey and the Justice Department decided in July not to pursue charges over Clinton's email practices, saying at the time that the investigation was finished.

Comey later came under criticism from Trump, GOP lawmakers and others who claim the investigation downplayed the mishandling of classified information during Clinton's tenure.

Trump, speaking to cheering supporters Friday afternoon in Manchester, N.H., praised the FBI for having the "courage" to "right the horrible mistake that they made" - saying he hopes that is "corrected."

"Hillary Clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen before," Trump said. "We must not let her take her criminal scheme into the Oval Office."

In a nod to the significance of the FBI's announcement, Trump quipped: "The rest of my speech is going to be so boring."

Other GOP lawmakers also weighed in, urging the bureau to pursue a thorough new probe.

"The FBI's decision to reopen its investigation into Secretary Clinton reinforces what the House Judiciary Committee has been saying for months: the more we learn about Secretary Clinton's use of a private email server, the clearer it becomes that she and her associates committed wrongdoing and jeopardized national security," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., said in a statement.

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said the discovery must be "serious" for the bureau to investigate this close to the election.

Clinton did not respond to questions from reporters about the development as she landed in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and did not address the matter while speaking to supporters in the same city.

But Clinton Campaign Chairman John Podesta sharply questioned the FBI's move and said Comey should "immediately provide" more information.

"Upon completing this investigation more than three months ago, FBI Director Comey declared no reasonable prosecutor would move forward with a case like this and added that it was not even a close call. In the months since, Donald Trump and his Republican allies have been baselessly second-guessing the FBI and, in both public and private, browbeating the career officials there to revisit their conclusion in a desperate attempt to harm Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign," he said in a statement.

Podesta said "we have no idea what those emails [that have come to light] are and the Director himself notes they may not even be significant."

According to a source connected to the Clinton campaign who spoke to law enforcement, the FBI has four devices - one belongs to Abedin, and at least one belongs to Weiner. So far, no classified information has been found on the devices, Fox News is told.

The development comes 11 days before the general election, and is the latest shockwave to hit the race. Clinton had been gaining in the polls over Trump in the wake of the release of footage showing Trump talking about groping women and subsequent allegations of sexual assault and harassment against him which he denies.

However, daily revelations from hacked Clinton campaign emails obtained by WikiLeaks have become a headache for the Democrat's campaign. The resumption of the FBI probe poses a potentially bigger problem.

Ron Hosko, former assistant director of the FBI, told Fox News in a telephone interview that retired FBI officials were "livid" at Comey over the fact that charges were not brought against Clinton in round one of the investigation.

"He lit her on fire and then walked away," Hosko said of Comey holding a news conference laying out Clinton's mishandling of classified information but then not pressing criminal charges.

Hosko said he still defends Comey for not pressing charges because the FBI always has to make a decision "based on what they have" at the time. Hosko said he thinks agents found emails that made them say, "Oh my God look at what we have."

BREAKING NEWS → The FBI is reopening its investigation into Secretary Hillary Clinton.

My full statement ⇩ pic.twitter.com/LHfyg46dWk
- Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) October 28, 2016

House Speaker Paul Ryan called the FBI decision "long overdue."

How many emails did the FBI find? Get your butt in gear, read them, assess them, form a conclusion. Letting this hang is so irresponsible.
- Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) October 28, 2016

But former Obama administration spokesman Tommy Vietor chided the bureau on Twitter.
Fox News' Ed Henry, Jennifer Griffin and Jake Gibson contributed to this report.

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FBI reopens Clinton probe after new emails found in Anthony Weiner case

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The FBI has reopened its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private server while secretary of state after discovering new emails - apparently during the probe of former Rep. Anthony Weiner's sexting - in a stunning turn of events just days before the presidential election.

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Carnival Cruise Line's newest ship Carnival Vista was named the year's best new ship while Seattle was named best U.S. homeport in Cruise Critic's annual awards, announced Wednesday.

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Carnival Cruise Line's newest ship Carnival Vista was named the year's best new ship while Seattle was named best U.S. homeport in Cruise Critic's annual awards, announced Wednesday.

Cruise Critic praised Seattle for its many attractions and new light rail system, which makes it easy for visitors to get around.

Carnival Vista, which launched in May, was cited for its wide-ranging amenities, including an onboard water park, brewery and 14 restaurants. Carnival also won in the category of best value for money for the third consecutive year for affordable fares, free activities and dining venues.

The cruise review website and online community chooses winners of its Cruise Critic Editors' Picks Awards based on the editors' shared experiences on the ships and their knowledge of the industry.

Disney Cruise Line was honored for best dining and best for families, with editors noting the wide variety of onboard venues for all ages, from adults-only spaces to kids clubs.

AmaWaterways was named best river cruise line.

Viking River Cruises won in the best itineraries category, while Emerald Waterways was named best value for money.

Cruise Critic gave an award for the first time in the luxury category, naming Seabourn for its service, itineraries and sophistication.

The award for best ship refurbishment went to Cunard's Queen Mary 2.

Norwegian Cruise Line took the honors for best entertainment, while Holland America Line got top billing for best standard cabins. Princess Cruises won in the best shore excursions category, while Lindblad Expeditions won for best adventure.

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Over the course of decades, Donald Trump’s companies have systematically destroyed or hidden thousands of emails, digital records and paper documents demanded in official proceedings, often in defiance of court orders. These tactics—exposed by a Newsweek review of thousands of pages of court filings, judicial orders and affidavits from an array of court cases—have enraged judges, prosecutors, opposing lawyers and the many ordinary citizens entangled in litigation with Trump.

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Clinton's FBI investigation: What you need to know. Hillary Clinton's campaign was jolted when FBI Director James Comey delivered the ultimate October surprise.

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INDIANAPOLIS - Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid should be expecting many pointed questions during his postgame news conference at noon on Monday about whether the team and the NFL did enough to protect quarterback Alex Smith.

Smith's #1 fan didn't think so, and tweeted about it during the game Sunday.

It was a rough game for the Chiefs, who lost Smith twice after hits to the head and finished the game with Charcandrick West as their only healthy running back.

Smith was checked for a concussion in the first half and cleared to return, which he did in the second quarter. He left again early in the third quarter after Clayton Geathers shoved Smith's head to the turf as the quarterback tried to slide underneath the tackle. Smith was then diagnosed with a concussion and did not return.

The social media traffic about the hits on Smith came from all corners. Some fans questioned whether Geathers intentionally drove Smith's head into the turf to knock him out of the game. Former Colts linebacker Gary Brackett wrote on Twitter that whoever cleared Smith to return should be fired, while the television announcers questioned the play call because of Smith's previous injury. Smith's wife, Elizabeth, piped in - questioning how many hits it takes to draw a flag. Smith took several hits to the head in last week's game that weren't called.

How many hits does he have to take before a flag is thrown. Funny when some QB's gets tapped flags go flying.

- Elizabeth Smith (@lizbsmith11) October 30, 2016

Nick Foles threw two touchdown passes in relief of the injured Alex Smith to help the Kansas City Chiefs hold off Indianapolis 30-14 on Sunday.

Somehow, both quarterbacks kept the Chiefs' offense in sync.

Foles' 14-yard TD pass to Travis Kelce early in the second quarter made it 10-0. Smith made it 17-7 at halftime with a 13-yard TD pass to Jeremy Maclin, and after Smith's second departure, Foles hooked up with Tyreek Hill on a 34-yard scoring pass for a 24-7 lead.

This time, the Chiefs (5-2) prevented Andrew Luck from pulling off another comeback - similar to the previous time these teams met in January 2014.

Luck has three come-from-behind wins this season and tried to deliver another one Sunday. but never got close enough to make it a serious threat.

Foles was 16 of 22 for 223 yards with no interceptions.

Luck finished 19 of 35 with 210 yards, two touchdowns, one interception and one fumble lost for the Colts (3-5).
TROUBLE WITH TRAVIS
Travis Kelce exposed an old flaw in the Colts' defense, covering tight ends. The Colts struggled with that all of last season, and Kelce took advantage again Sunday. He matched his season high with six receptions in the first half and finished with seven catches for 101 yards, both season highs.
SLOW START
After better starts each of the past two weeks, the Colts reverted to their old form against the Chiefs. Not only did they trail 17-7 at halftime, they were lucky it wasn't worse given that Kansas City had a 4½-minute advantage in time of possession in the first half, settled for a 33-yard field goal and missed a 28-yarder.
INJURY REPORT
Chiefs: In addition to Smith, starting running back Spencer Ware missed the second half with a concussion. Ware started in place of Jamaal Charles , who was inactive because of swelling in his surgically repaired knee. Left guard Parker Ehinger also left in the second half with a right knee injury and did not return.

Colts: The Colts began the game without three starters and got hit even harder during the game. Pro Bowl cornerback Vontae Davis and right tackle Joe Reitz both left with concussions and did not return. Pro Bowl receiver T.Y. Hilton returned after hurting his hamstring, but struggled. And receiver Phillip Dorsett left with an undisclosed injury on the second to last play of the game.

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Alex Smith's #1 fan fumes about absence of flags

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INDIANAPOLIS - Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid should be expecting many pointed questions during his postgame news conference at noon on Monday about whether the team and the NFL did enough to protect quarterback Alex Smith. Smith's #1 fan didn't think so, and tweeted about it during the game Sunday.

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danaya vann - skin patches for allergy to peanut butter 

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danaya vann - skin patches for allergy to peanut butter 

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a tiny skin patch may help treat peanut allergies.

Over the course of a year, researchers from the Consortium of Food Allergy Research tested 74 peanut-allergic volunteers, ages 4 through20, to see whether a daily Viaskin peanut patch could help raise their peanut threshold. The patch, called epicutaneous immunotherapy, released peanut proteins into the participants' skin, building cellular tolerance to the nuts.

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iraqi troops are said to be on the verge of entering mosul a key city and freeing it from isis's control. they have been trying to get mosul for almost 2 years

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The Cubs won last night to save their series they survived the elimination game with a score of
3-2

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22 hurt when driver plows into crowd after NASCAR race

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MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Several people were taken to a hospital after being hit by a car Sunday afternoon in a parking lot at Martinsville Speedway.

WSET reported that there are no known fatalities, but several people have been taken to Martinsville Memorial Hospital.

Police said the driver has been taken into custody. The driver's name has not been released.

The incident happened about 30 minutes after the race when the driver jumped the traffic line and ran into fans, according to Motorsport.com, citing bystanders.

Jimmie Johnson had won the Goody's Fast Relief 500 prior to the incident.

Martinsville Speedway released the following statement on Sunday night:

"A vehicular incident occurred following Sunday's NASCAR race in the Martinsville Speedway parking lot. Multiple individuals were struck by a vehicle, and the driver has been taken into police custody. Several people were treated on-site by emergency workers in the infield care center while others have been transported to a nearby hospital. We will monitor the situation closely with local authorities, and work with them to provide updates."

No other details were immediately available.

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Photos: Several people hit by car in Martinsville Speedway parking lot

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MARTINSVILLE, Va. -- Several people were taken to a hospital after being hit by a car Sunday afternoon in a parking lot at Martinsville Speedway. WSET reported that there are no known fatalities, but several people have been taken to Martinsville Memorial Hospital. Police said the driver has been taken into custody.

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The Indians lead the series 3-2

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Italian earthquake more than 15,000 people are being housed in temporary shelters after a powerful earthquake on Sunday jolted central Italy a region battered by repeated tremors since august

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Mr. Kohl-                                  The week-long manhunt for Oklahoma fugitive Michael Dale Vance Jr. ended Sunday night when he died in a shootout with authorities.

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Mr. Kohl-                                  The week-long manhunt for Oklahoma fugitive Michael Dale Vance Jr. ended Sunday night when he died in a shootout with authorities.