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Joseph Baena posts childhood photo with Arnold Schwarzenegger on his dad's 73rd birthday
Joseph Baena paid tribute to his dad Arnold Schwarzenegger on the occasion of his 73rd birthday yesterday, with a rare throwback picture.
- U.S.TODAY
Woman charged with assault after mask dispute at Staples leaves customer with broken leg
The customer, walking with a cane, asked the woman to put her mask on at the New Jersey location. The woman then threw the customer to the ground.
- EntertainmentHouse Beautiful
Selena Gomez Showed Off A Quick Glimpse Of Her Fridge And Girl's Got A HUGE Bottle Of Ranch
Celebs: They're just like us, etc., etc.
- WorldThe Week
Pentagon official reportedly has 'no idea' where Trump's Beirut claims came from
The Pentagon is distancing itself from President Trump's claims about the Beirut blast that killed more than 100 people.Trump on Tuesday said his unnamed "great generals" told him they thought the massive explosion was a "terrible attack." In the early aftermath, there was speculation that the catastrophe was intentional, but it the consensus quickly became that it was almost certainly accidental -- albeit brought on by neglect and mismanagement -- and not linked to any foreign power, proxy forces, or terrorist organizations. Defense Secretary Mark Esper and other department officials affirmed they believe it was an accident, as well.The president hasn't repeated his claim from Tuesday, possibly indicating he understands there was no basis for it. But that's what's raised some eyebrows, considering he said he got the information from unnamed high-ranking military officials. A senior Pentagon official, however, told The Associated Press on Wednesday they had "no idea" what Trump was referring to with his comment, leaving some to wonder if it came out of thin air. So did Trump make it up that US generals told him Beirut was bombed? -- Kate Brannen (@K8brannen) August 5, 2020More stories from theweek.com The problem with the rush to disband the Minneapolis police New Lincoln Project ad crowns Jared Kushner 'Secretary of Failure' The Republican problem no one knows how to solve
- U.S.Miami Herald
Students at Georgia school snapped photos of maskless peers. Now, they face expulsion
One student has already been suspended.
- LifestyleSouthern Living
Jadeite Is the Retro Kitchen Trend We're Loving Right Now—Here Are 10 Favorite Items To Shop Online
Jadeite is one of those vintage kitchen trends that will always hold a warm place in our hearts, whether we’re remembering the butter dish that always headed up our grandmother’s table or the cake stand that she’d showcase her most delicious masterpieces. Ah, to smell those caramel cakes was to go into sugar overload. Luckily, what’s old is forever coming back as new, and jadeite is once again popping up all over the home trend forecast. From the cutest salt-and-pepper shakers to spice up your dinner table to the most charming iced tea pitcher that’ll have you porch-sitting in no time (and even a whole dinnerware set, too), these are our favorite jadeite kitchen items to shop now and enjoy always. Â
- U.S.Deadline
YouTube Star Jake Paul House Searched By FBI, Possible Connection To Past Arizona Troubles
Controversial YouTube star Jake Paul had his Calabasas, Calif. home searched Wednesday by the FBI, with reports indicating it may be connected to his presence at an Arizona mall riot in June. A SWAT team stood by as the warrant was served today, but there were no arrests or resistance. The federal search warrant and […]
