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Hope Hicks, 35, Engaged to Goldman Sachs Boss, 58: Report
HAPPY ENDING
After breaking down on the witness stand at the Trump trial it appears Hope Hicks has something to celebrate with reports that she is engaged to her longtime boyfriend.
2
Ex-NBA Player Darius Morris Found Dead at 33
TRAGIC
Darius Morris was drafted by the Lakers in 2011.

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Bodies Found as Three Charged Over Missing Surfers in Mexico
SHOCKING DISCOVERY
The bodies are yet to be confirmed to be Australians Callum and Jake Robinson, and their friend Jack Carter Rhoad, but authorities said there is a very high probability it is them.
5
Jake Paul Confronts Ryan Garcia Over Failed Drug Tests
‘F*CKED UP, BRO’
Garcia’s faced intense accusations of cheating from other fighters since news of his positive tests broke.

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Senate to Investigate CIA

Bush’s Legacy

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:13PM EDT / Published Feb. 27, 2009 1:47AM EST

Will answers finally be had? The Senate Intelligence Committee will soon launch an exploration into the interrogation practices of the CIA that originated under former president George W. Bush. “The purpose here is to do fact-finding in order to learn lessons from the programs and see if there are recommendations to be made for detention and interrogations in the future," said one Senate aide. The procedure won’t determine if officials broke laws.

Read it at Los Angeles Times