Rep. Ilhan Omar launches reelection bid with big advantages

Rep. Ilhan Omar’s congressional career got off to a rocky start just a year ago, with her provocative remarks on Israel and Jews stirring anger across the country and raising speculation that some other Minnesota Democrat might step forward to challenge her in 2020. Omar was kicking off her reelection campaign Thursday night with a massive bank account and no challengers who pose a serious threat from either party. In an overwhelmingly Democratic district that where Omar took 78% of the vote in 2018, University of Minnesota political scientist Larry Jacobs gives her opponents no chance.

Turns Out, January 26 Is Your *Luckiest* Day for Love in 2020

It's all downhill from here! (JK, stop screaming.)

Aaron Rodgers' Family 'Dismayed' by the Quarterback's Comments on Religion as Their Feud Continues

Aaron Rodgers' Family ‘Dismayed’ by His Comments on Religion

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  Aaron Rodgers 'Loves' His Family Amid Feud, But Thinks 'Distance' Is 'for the Good of Everyone'
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  Aaron Rodgers Says He Began Questioning Religion After Joining NFL: 'There Comes a Time'
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Mum of two cleared airport security and flew to Berlin - with her one-year-old son's passport

Lenesha Riley, 33, from New Cross, south east London, didn't realise she had used son Josiah's passport to board an easyJet flight to Germany until she landed in Berlin and was nearly refused entry.

American, Southwest say demand helping competitors while 737 MAX sits parked

American and Southwest, the two largest U.S. operators of Boeing Co's 737 MAX aircraft that has been grounded since March following two deadly crashes, said they do not have enough aircraft to meet the demand they see in the market. Both airlines have canceled flights into early June as they operate slimmer fleets but said on Thursday that cancellations would likely extend into the summer or fall after Boeing signaled this week that it does not expect to win regulatory approval for the jets to fly again until mid-year. Southwest CEO Gary Kelly said the airline is losing 6 million to 7 million customers a year due to the 737 MAX grounding, but said he expects to "aggressively recapture" lost market share once the jets return.

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  FAA administrator to tell U.S. airlines MAX approval could come before mid-year
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  Grounded Boeing jet holds back profits, growth at airlines
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Hillary Clinton shared a Meghan Markle quote on Instagram

“Women don't need to find a voice. They have a voice. They need to feel empowered to use it, and people need to be encouraged to listen.”

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  Meghan Markle's Father Thomas Shares His Opinions on Megxit
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  Meghan Markle’s Pictured Tap-Dancing As a Child in New Documentary
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