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Business Business Insider
We tried breakfast sandwiches from 6 fast food chains - here's the only one you should buy
The INSIDER Summary: We tried sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwiches from six popular fast food chains. The chains we sampled were McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Chick-fil-A, Dunkin' Donuts, and Starbucks. Burger King tasted the least fresh so it came in last; Wendy's came next because its bread overpowered the rest of the sandwich. McDonald's beat out Starbucks for second place thanks to a fluffier English muffin and fresher egg, and Chick-fil-A won because it tasted the most fresh thanks to its delicious biscuit. There's nothing like a good breakfast sandwich to start your day. It's just all of your favorite breakfast elements packed into one, easy-to-eat dish: bread, meat, eggs,
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Politics HuffPost
Reporter Challenges Sarah Huckabee Sanders After She Rants About 'Constant Barrage Of Fake News'
WASHINGTON ― During Tuesday’s White House press briefing, a reporter challenged deputy White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders for “inflaming” journalists, after she launched into a tirade against “the constant barrage of fake news” against President Donald Trump.
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Sports The Turnstile
LaMelo Ball uses racial slur during segment on WWE's 'RAW'
The youngest Ball brother was handed the microphone, and things unraveled from there.
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Celebrity Life & StyleRoger Mathews Jokingly Reveals His Son Has Been Taking "Pot Hits to the Head"
Keep the dad jokes coming! Roger Mathews is known for his unique parenting style and his latest Instagram post is sure to make his wife, Jersey Shore star Jenni "JWoww" Farley laugh or cringe - or both! In short video clip of their 13-month-old son Greyson playing with a cooking pot, Roger reveals he has a message for "narrow-minded" marijuana opponents. "Our son has been taking pot hits to the head since shortly after birth from his sister," he hilariously wrote. "He now self-administers pot hits to his own head and we have seen little to no damage whatsoever. He does occasionally blankly stare off into space while licking the wall but we think he just has a fondness for sheetrock." We see what
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U.S. Business Insider'I can't imagine this situation being acceptable': Trump's new lawyer reportedly steered more than $60 million from his nonprofit to family members
A nonprofit run by Jay Sekulow steered millions of dollars to his family members, according to a report in The Guardian published Tuesday. Sekulow is one of President Donald Trump's lawyers and has emerged as the public face of his legal team. He also runs a nonprofit called Christian Advocates Serving Evangelism, or Case. Its sister organization is the American Center for Legal Justice. The Guardian obtained documents that it said showed that Sekulow approved plans in 2009 - at the height of the recession - "to push poor and jobless people to donate money to his Christian nonprofit." Guardian reporter Jon Swaine also found that Case had pushed "more than $60m to Sekulow, his family, and their
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U.S. The Advocate
Surveillance video captures another disturbing New Orleans attack over weekend
A security camera belonging to the business Meyer the Hatter in the 100 block of St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans captured an attack early Saturday morning similar to the mugging of the Boston-area tourists on Bienville Street in French Quarter. Footage shows a man running behind another man and striking him in the back of the neck. Police on Monday didn't comment on whether that incident might be related to the attack on two workers for the Unitarian Universalist Association, which was holding its annual meeting at New Orleans' Ernest N. Morial Convention Center through Sunday. James Curran and Tim Byrne, Boston-based information technology specialists visiting New Orl…
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U.S. Chicago Sun-Times
Driver who ran from fiery fatal River North crash commits suicide
The driver who ran from a fiery crash early Monday in River North that killed his passenger was later found dead in his apartment after apparently committing suicide, according to a police source. About 1:30 a.m. Monday, a 2009 Nissan coupe was speeding west in the 400 block of West Ontario when it struck a utility pole at Orleans, causing the car to spin out and burst into flames, according to Chicago Police. A passenger in the car, 21-year-old Alejandra Damian of Joliet, was pulled from the wreck and pronounced dead at the scene at 1:40 a.m., according to police and the Cook County medical examiner’s office. Damian, known to friends as “Aly,” was a student at DePaul University, and worked as a waitress at the Vertigo Sky Lounge and Cerise Rooftop, according to her Facebook page.
