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Buying enough Mega Millions tickets to cover every possible combination sounds like a surefire way to win - but there are 3 major problems with that plan
The Mega Millions jackpot is up to $1.6 billion. The jackpot is so massive, at least before taxes, that it would theoretically be profitable to buy enough tickets to cover every one of the 302,575,350 possible combinations of Mega Millions numbers. At the time of this writing, the headline Mega Millions jackpot is up to $1.6 billion, and the lump sum cash grand prize is estimated at $904 million.
Sports The LoopSan Jose Sharks fan snags flying puck with, uh, well, you know
Watch this San Jose Sharks fan catch a flying puck with a little help from her, um, natural attributes.
Celebrity Refinery29Jared Kushner's Remarks About His Relationship With Ivanka Trump Are VERY Revealing
Jared Kushner got candid about his relationship with Ivanka Trump in a recent political forum held by CNN. In an interview with CNN political commentator Van Jones, the White House senior advisor, when asked about being a power couple with Ivanka, said, "Anyone with Ivanka would be a power couple. ... Ivanka is brilliant.
U.S. Yahoo LifestyleDrunk white JetBlue passenger slammed to ground, pepper-sprayed, asks, 'Where is NAACP?' as his 8-year-old child watches
As he was being transported to the Orange County Jail in Florida for disorderly conduct, the man allegedly said he had connections at the White House.
U.S. Inside EditionWoman Who Left Toddler on Texas Porch Says She Did Nothing Wrong: 'Everything Blew Out of Proportion'
Keairra Woods says she was doing the boy's mother a favor, but she gave him the wrong address.
Politics CNBC VideosPoll: Trump approval all-time high, Dems more likely to v...
A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll showed Trump's approval at an all-time high, but also reported that Democrats were more likely to vote than Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections.
BusinessCNBCMark Cuban wakes up every morning at 6:30-here's the first thing he does
Self-made billionaire Mark Cuban packs a lot into each day. Cuban, 60, recently shared the details of his day with Vanity Fair, including his morning routine, which starts at 6:30 a.m. As author Brian Tracy, who has studied time management for more than 30 years, writes in his book " Eat That Frog! ": "Mark Twain once said that if the first thing you do each morning is to eat a live frog, you can go through the day with the satisfaction of knowing that that is probably the worst thing that is going to happen to you all day long.
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Oct 23, 2018
Scorpio (change)A light goes on in a previously dark room today. Youre capable of seeing a person, place, or thing very clearly. Decisions made can reflect confidence born of newfound awareness. Letting go at the rig...
