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The White House asked the House of Representatives sergeant-at-arms for a walk-through -- but did not receive it -- in preparation for President Donald Trump to deliver his State of the Union address, a White House official confirmed Tuesday.

The shutdown: A duel of proposals, votes and narratives

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NFL is inspecting the laser pointed at Patriots´ quarterback Tom Brady.

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Man now charged with first-degree murder in death of homeless man

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Sen. Joni Ernst says she turned down President Donald Trump after interviewing to be his running mate, according to a court filing that describes an "extremely painful journey" that led to her divorce from a man she alleges was abusive.

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My favorite team the Los Angeles Rams defeat the Saints and head on to the super bowl to clap the Patriots.

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Trump sees the wall as a monument to himself

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One thing about Donald Trump: He knows how to tell you what he's really thinking.

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The NFL has announced the 5 international games that will be played next year on Monday.  The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Los Angeles Chargers in Mexico City.  The Carolina Panthers will play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in London.  The Chicago Bears will face the Oakland Raiders in London.  The Cincinnati Bengals will face the Los Angeles Rams in London.  The final game has the Houston Texans facing the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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The NFL announced Monday the five-game slate of international games for the 2019 season.

London's calling for four games and Mexico City will get another shot to host a Kansas City-Los Angeles showdown.

The quartet of London games will be split at Wembley Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium.

Overall, it's a slate of intriguing games with a wealth of star players taking the international stage such as Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Chargers signal-caller Philip Rivers, Rams running back Todd Gurley and pass rusher Aaron Donald, Bears pass rusher Khalil Mack and Panthers quarterback Cam Newton.
Here are the 2019 international games:
Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers in Mexico City

Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers in London

Chicago Bears at Oakland Raiders in London

Cincinnati Bengals at Los Angeles Rams in London

Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars in London

A season removed from a scheduled showdown between the Chiefs and Rams at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City had to be moved due to poor field conditions, Kansas City will play its AFC West rival, the Chargers, at the aforementioned venue. Both teams will make their debuts south of the border on the heels of a season in which they each made postseason appearances.

As for the Rams, they'll face the Bengals. It will be the fourth game played by the Rams, the reigning NFC West champions, in London. It's also likely to be a reunion of sorts as current Rams quarterbacks coach Zac Taylor is expected to be hired as the Bengals' next head coach.

Another divisional matchup will see the Texans taking on the Jaguars. No strangers to international travel, the Jaguars will be playing a home game in London for a seventh straight campaign.

The final divisional dance on the international schedule will be tilt between the Panthers and Buccaneers.

Finally, the Raiders will host the reigning NFC North champs, the Bears. Mack will have the opportunity to face his former team and coach in London.

Dates and kickoff times will be announced in the spring as part of the full NFL schedule release, along with the venues for the London tilts.

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The NFL announced Monday the five-game slate of international games for the 2019 season. London's calling for four games and Mexico City will get another shot to host a Kansas City-Los Angeles showdown. The quartet of London games will be split at Wembley Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium.

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A group of Girl Scouts selling cookies at a mall in New Jersey were robbed of over $1,100.

The “shocked and devastated” young girls had set up their table to sell the sweet snacks on the upper level of the Mall.

Troop 80062, girls ages 5 to 12, were robbed around 4:40 p.m., right when one of the kids’ mom’s was about to take the money to the bank.

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A group of Girl Scouts selling cookies at a mall in New Jersey were robbed of over $1,100.

The "shocked and devastated" young girls had set up their table to sell the sweet snacks on the upper level of the Woodbridge Center Mall, near Chick-fil-A, in Woodbridge.

Troop 80062, which includes girls ages 5 to 12, were robbed around 4:40 p.m., right when one of the kids' mom's was about to take the money to the bank, The New York Post reported.
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The thief, accompanied by an older woman with a walker, approached the table to inquire about buying a box of Caramel de Lites and some Peanut Butter Patties, Jessica Medina, a Girl Scout mom, told the Post.

Medina set the envelope of money, which contained a mix of cash and checks, down to help an 11-year-old with the transaction. As soon as she did, the man snatched it.

"I was behind the table and he reached over it to grab the envelope. He slipped it in his jacket. He did it very fast - in the blink of an eye," she said.
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Medina said the man appeared to be special needs, rocking back and forth and slurring his words, but police told her it was likely an act.

"Judging from the security tape, he had his eyes on the envelope the entire time . . . I think [he] was pretending to be special needs so people wouldn't stare at him," one of the Girl Scouts, Olivia Limmer, said.

Police are investigating the incident but had no suspects as of Monday, according to Capt. Scott Kuzma, of the Woodbridge Police Department.
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The money was going to be put toward a trip for the troop to Savannah, Ga.

"You shouldn't steal from anybody, but stealing from Girl Scouts is even worse," Limmer said.

"The girls' spirits were down but we're going to march on and keep trying," Medina said.

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A group of Girl Scouts selling cookies at a mall in New Jersey were robbed of over $1,100. The "shocked and devastated" young girls had set up their table to sell the sweet snacks on the upper level of the Woodbridge Center Mall, near Chick-fil-A, in Woodbridge.

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Jake Paul´s song ¨its everyday bro¨ is now the ¨best song on youtube¨ critics say. ¨He´s better than me¨ says famous rapper XXXtentacion.

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NFL vice president of communications Brian McCarthy says the league is "looking into the report of the laser beam" being directed at New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady during Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, according to the Boston Herald's Joe Dwinell.

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NFL Investigating Laser Pointed at Tom Brady During Patriots’ Win vs. Chiefs

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NFL vice president of communications Brian McCarthy says the league is “looking into the report of the laser beam” being directed at New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady ...

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The winter storm that has blanketed the Midwest in snow and turned the Northeast into a deep freezer has now brought the falls' rushing waters to a halt in places.

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As freezing temperatures continue, still waters at Niagara Falls leave visitors stunned by the majestic view

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It's so cold, parts of Niagara Falls are frozen.

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NFL vice president of communications Brian McCarthy says the league is "looking into the report of the laser beam" being directed at New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady during Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, according to the Boston Herald's Joe Dwinell.

Per KMBC's William Joy, a green light appeared on Brady's upper body on multiple occasions during the game:

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Our photographer, Turner Twyman, caught someone pointing what appears to be a laser pointer in Tom Brady's face last night. Play between the "muff" that wasn't and Sorensen int. @NFL, @Patriots and @Chiefs all told me they weren't aware of the incident. https://t.co/ejWBQ6i64C

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It happened one other time that we've seen on a pass to Hogan. #Chiefs #Patriots https://t.co/27QkYf0m9P

"It didn't affect the game, as far as we know," McCarthy said of the alleged laser, according to Dwinell.

New England did not comment on the incident. Meanwhile, Kansas City police are willing to look into the matter.

"We've had some issues of lasers around the airport, but not at the stadium," Sgt. Jacob Becchina said, per Dwinell. "We will investigate, though, if we receive a police report."

Brady continuously moved the football despite the laser, as he completed 30 of his 46 pass attempts for 348 yards and a touchdown. He did, however, throw two interceptions.

Brady and the Patriots pulled out a 37-31 victory in overtime to advance to their third consecutive Super Bowl.

This is not the first time a laser has come into question at an NFL game. In 2014, the NFL launched an investigation after Buffalo Bills players said they had a laser pointed at them during a contest against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field.

A teenage fan later pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge, and he received a lifetime ban from Ford Field as well as a $235 fine and 80 hours of community service.

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NFL Investigating Laser Pointed at Tom Brady During Patriots' Win vs. Chiefs

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New England Patriots Kyle Newport Charlie Neibergall/Associated Press @@KyleNewport Twitter Logo Featured Columnist NFL vice president of communications Brian McCarthy says the league is "looking into the report of the laser beam" being directed at New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady during Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, according to the Boston Herald's Joe Dwinell.

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LAWSUIT FILED TO CHALLENGE THE END OF THE SAINTS VS. RAMS GAME OVER PASS INTERFERENCE NO-CALL

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Lawsuit Filed To Challenge The End Of The Saints Vs. Rams Game Over Pass Interference No-Call

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David Hookstead | Reporter

Attorney Frank D'Amico, Jr. sued the NFL on Tuesday over the Saints losing to the Rams in the NFL championship Sunday.

According to WDSU reporter Travers Mackel, D'Amico sued in Civil District Court for Orleans Parish because of the blown no-call on a blatant pass interference that arguably allowed the Rams to win the game.

Update: The first of what is expected to be many lawsuits filed against the @NFL over the #SaintsGotRobbed blown call will be filed Tuesday by #Nola attorney Frank D'Amico, who goes by 'The Strong Arm' - D'Amico made the announcement in a news release. More @wdsu soon.

- Travers Mackel (@TraversWDSU) January 22, 2019

You can watch the now infamous play below. You'll immediately understand why Saints fans are so outraged.

There wasn't a flag thrown on this play. The NFL should be embarrassed. pic.twitter.com/qL2dTyonEb

- David Hookstead (@dhookstead) January 20, 2019

WDSU also reported the following:

D'Amico Jr. wants Goodell to enforce Rule 17, Section 2, Article 1 in the NFL Rulebook that he says "could, in the right circumstances, allow the commissioner to take extreme action in the face of a grossly unfair result." Many experts have said that it's highly unlikely the NFL or Goodell will do anything to change the outcome of Sunday's NFC championship game, which saw the Rams going to the Super Bowl. NFL Rule 17 has been brought up because fans believe it would allow Goodell to reschedule or even reverse the results of a game for an "extraordinarily unfair" act.

You can read the full statement from D'Amico below.

Here is the full D'Amico statement: See full story @wdsu in last tweet. @stephgosk @NBCNews @AP @NFL pic.twitter.com/YrpfRkLF5R

- Travers Mackel (@TraversWDSU) January 22, 2019

This is incredible on all fronts, and it's quickly becoming the most fascinating story in recent NFL memory. As Clay Travis pointed out, it is going to be a circus of epic proportions if a New Orleans-based judge requires the game to be played out from the blown call and Goodell has to try to appeal. (RELATED: New Orleans Saints Owner Gayle Benson Responds To Blown Pass Interference Call)

Can you imagine if a local New Orleans judge agreed with the lawsuit and ordered the Rams and Saints to replay the final two minutes of the game? And then the NFL had to rush an appeal to avoid this happening? This could be incredible legal theater to watch play out.

- Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) January 22, 2019

This is an absolute disaster on all fronts for the NFL, and it doesn't look like it'll get less complicated anytime soon.

Imagine how little thought would be being given to that play if a flag had been thrown. Nobody would have cared the moment the game was over.

Instead, all hell has broken loose and the league could possibly be flipped upside down. Good luck, Goodell. He's going to need it because this situation has the potential to get absolutely out of control.

Buckle up!
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Lawsuit Filed To Challenge The End Of The Saints Vs. Rams Game Over Pass Interference No-Call

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David Hookstead | Reporter Attorney Frank D'Amico, Jr. sued the NFL on Tuesday over the Saints losing to the Rams in the NFL championship Sunday. According to WDSU reporter Travers Mackel, D'Amico sued in Civil District Court for Orleans Parish because of the blown no-call on a blatant pass interference that arguably allowed the Rams to win the game.

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Ronaldo accepts fine of $21.6 million for tax evasion, avoids jail

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A body discovered in a creek bed Monday may be a Texas mother who mysteriously vanished over two weeks ago, police said.

Emily Wade, 38, who lives with her mother and 7-year-old daughter, was last seen leaving her home on Jan. 5, her mother said, according to police in the town of Ennis.

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A body discovered in a creek bed Monday may be a Texas mother who mysteriously vanished over two weeks ago, police said.

Emily Wade, 38, who lives with her mother and 7-year-old daughter, was last seen leaving her home on Jan. 5, her mother said, according to police in the town of Ennis.

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On Monday morning, search volunteers found a woman's dead body in a creek bed, Ennis police said, adding that the body matches the description of Wade.

The creek bed was known to be flooding on the night Wade went missing, police said.

Last week, as the search for Wade intensified, Ennis Police Lt. Mike Hopson told ABC News there was no indication of foul play, and he didn't think Wade ran away.

The Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office will make an identification and determine cause of death, police said.

Wade's car hasn't been found, police told ABC Dallas affiliate WFAA.

"The Ennis Police Department would like to share our appreciation for all of the volunteers and assisting agencies that have spent countless hours over the past two weeks searching for Emily Wade," the police department said in a statement. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Emily Wade."

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A body discovered in a creek bed Monday may be a Texas mother who mysteriously vanished over two weeks ago, police said. Emily Wade, 38, who lives with her mother and 7-year-old daughter, was last seen leaving her home on Jan. 5, her mother said, according to police in the town of Ennis.

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NFL Investigating Laser Pointed at Tom Brady During Patriots vs. Chiefs.

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A Bangladeshi man who gained international attention after his rare condition caused massive growths resembling tree bark on his hands is reportedly back in the hospital with symptoms worse than before his initial surgeries. Abul Bajandar, who was diagnosed with epidermodysplasia verruciformis (EV), has reportedly already undergone 25 operations to remove 11 pounds worth of growths.

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A Bangladeshi man who gained international attention after his rare condition caused massive growths resembling tree bark on his hands is reportedly back in the hospital with symptoms worse than before his initial surgeries. Abul Bajandar, who was diagnosed with epidermodysplasia verruciformis (EV), has reportedly already undergone 25 operations to remove 11 pounds worth of growths.

EV is an inherited genodermatosis that stems from chronic HPV, which causes patients to develop polymorphous cutaneous lesions and leaves them at high risk of developing non-melanoma skin cancer. According to the Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD), while the exact number of patients who have EV is unknown, it's been reported at least 200 times so far.
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The condition is incurable, but surgical treatment is an option for some patients.

Bajandar had undergone several surgeries in 2016 after the growths left him unable to eat, drink, work or hold his own daughter. But 28-year-old allegedly skipped appointments with his doctors last year, and the growths have not only returned but allegedly have thickened and spread to his feet and body.
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"I made a mistake by leaving the hospital," Bajandar reportedly said, according to The Sun. "I sought alternative treatment but could not find any. I now understand I should have stayed and continued the treatment."

Samanta Lal Sen, a plastic surgeon reportedly caring for Bajandar, told The Sun that doctors would ideally resume treatment "soon," but that they have to start "from the very beginning."
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"We'll have to conduct more surgeries," she told the news outlet.

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Bangladeshi 'tree man' reportedly back in hospital with more growths

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A Bangladeshi man who gained international attention after his rare condition caused massive growths resembling tree bark on his hands is reportedly back in the hospital with symptoms worse than before his initial surgeries. Abul Bajandar, who was diagnosed with epidermodysplasia verruciformis (EV), has reportedly already undergone 25 operations to remove 11 pounds worth of growths.

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A leaked audio tape allegedly reveals Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska and his associates planned the arrest of a Belarusian model who claimed she had proof of President Trump’s campaign colluding with the Kremlin during the 2016 presidential election

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A leaked audio tape allegedly reveals Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska and his associates planned the arrest of a Belarusian model who claimed she had proof of President Trump's campaign colluding with the Kremlin during the 2016 presidential election.

The existence of the tapes was announced on Monday by Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny, saying he came into possession of them a couple of months ago and believes they are authentic.
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According to Meduza, an independent Russian outlet based outside Russia, there are three recordings, with two of them discussing Anastasia Vashukevich, a model who made headlines after saying she could prove collusion between Trump and Russia.

Vashukevich was deported from Thailand earlier this month after pleading guilty to the charges of trying to organize sex seminars in the country. On Thursday, Vashukevich was arrested in Moscow, Russia on charges of inducement to prostitution together with three other associates.

One call from the tapes, according to the outlet, features people named "Tatiana," "Georgy," and "William" who reportedly say Vashukevich and her group need to be "locked up." A man in the recording notes that Thailand doesn't imprison "sex trainers," leading to a suggestion by another man saying she could be charged with illegal business activities instead.

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Navalny claims that all people in the recording are tied to Deripaska, who is close to Russian President Vladimir Putin and once worked with Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign manager.

He said "Tatiana" in the tape is Tatiana Monegen, the secretary general of the Russian branch of International Chamber of Commerce. "Georgy" is likely Georgy Oganov, the former spokesman for Russia's U.S. embassy, according to Meduza.

Vashukevich last year, through an intermediary, asked the U.S. government to secure her freedom from Thai prison and give her political asylum in exchange for of recordings in which Deripaska is talking about interfering in the U.S. presidential elections.

She later withdrew her proposal, saying she and the Russian oligarch struck a deal.

On Saturday, she promised in a Russian court that she won't be releasing any further recordings concerning the oligarch and ask for his forgiveness.

"There won't be any more audio recordings about Oleg Deripaska," she told reporters, according to the Telegraph. "I won't compromise him anymore, so he can relax, really, I've had enough."

Her name first came up in political circles last year after Navalny published an investigation stemming from her social media activity. The report alleged links between Deripaska and a top Kremlin official, Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Prikhodko.

The woman reportedly worked as an escort and was captured in a video believed to be shot on Deripaska's yacht in 2016.
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Deripaska, who is worth more than $5 billion, is one of the Russian figures who was the target of U.S. sanctions in response to the Russian government's actions such as the 2014 annexation of Crimea, support for Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, and attempting to interfere in elections across the world.

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Leaked tapes allege Russian oligarch planned arrest of escort claiming she had dirt on Trump

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A leaked audio tape allegedly reveals Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska and his associates planned the arrest of a Belarusian model who claimed she had proof of President Trump's campaign colluding with the Kremlin during the 2016 presidential election.