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- CelebrityThe Independent
'It’s reunion porn': Military wives say Trump’s SOTU stunt disrespected families of servicemen
The State of the Union served as President Donald Trump's moment to grandstand his administration's achievements to Congress while also introducing guests he brought in from across the US.Among them that evening was army spouse Amy Williams and her two children. Mr Trump introduced them to the room towards the end of his speech by commending her for carrying on while her husband, Sergeant Townsend Williams, was deployed in Afghanistan over the past seven months.
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I flew on Vietnam's award-winning budget airline known for its bikini-clad flight attendants 3 times in one week, and it was an emotional rollercoaster
I flew on three Vietjet Air flights in less than a week on a recent trip to Vietnam. Here is what flying on the budget airline is really like.
- CelebrityPeople
Jenna Dewan Is Engaged to Boyfriend Steve Kazee 5 Months After Announcing They Are Having a Baby
Jenna Dewan Engaged to Boyfriend Steve Kazee
- EntertainmentUSA TODAY Entertainment
'Saved by the Bell' star Lark Voorhies says she feels 'slighted and hurt' about not being a part of reboot
"Saved by the Bell" cast members have also reunited for a dinner to celebrate "30 years of friendship"Â in 2019 which Voorhies was missing from.
- U.S.INSIDER
A 7-year-old boy has died of flu, and officials are warning schools to be on 'high alert'
Matthew Wzorek, known as "Smiley," was a seven-year-old boy from Worrall Elementary School who died after battling the flu.
- PoliticsThe Week
The first poll of Susan Collins’ 2020 senate race shows her tied with Democratic challenger
Maine's 2020 Senate race is uncharted territory for Republican Sen. Susan Collins.Colby College released the first poll of this year's Maine Senate race, and it shows the four-term incumbent statistically tied with her Democratic challenger, Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon. While 42 percent of respondents said they'd vote for Collins in the fall, 43 percent said they'd opt for Gideon, marking an unusually tough road ahead for Collins."This could be the kind of race Sen. Collins has not had to deal with before," said Dan Shea, Colby College's lead researcher on the poll. Collins secured her first Senate election in 1996 by about six points and won far more easily in her three re-elections since. Yet with Maine's second congressional district flipping to Democrat Jared Golden in 2018, it looks like the rest of the state could follow suit.Collins infuriated many Democratic voters when she voted to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in 2018. The tight margin could also stem partly from Collins' vote to acquit President Trump during his impeachment trial. A total of 37 percent of poll respondents said they were disappointed with her role in the impeachment process, while 30 percent said they were proud and 31 percent said they had mixed feelings. When asked if the Senate's acquittal was the right decision, 48 percent said yes and 49 percent said no.Colby College surveyed 1,008 registered voters from Feb. 10–13 with a margin of error of 3 percent. About 30 percent of surveys were conducted via cell phone and landline, while 70 percent were conducted online.More stories from theweek.com Mike Bloomberg is not the lesser of two evils The Democratic Party is weak. Mike Bloomberg could break it. Ben Affleck says an associate warned 'you'll drink yourself to death' if he didn't drop out of The Batman
- LifestyleIn The Know
Burger King customer hospitalized after chicken fries disaster: 'They're not taking it seriously'
A Pennsylvania woman is claiming that she spent four days in the hospital after biting into a scrap of metal in her chicken fries order from Burger King.
