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Johnny Depp has defended his latest advert for Sauvage cologne after the video was accused of being racially insensitive to Native Americans.
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Fleabag actor Andrew Scott has said being referred to as an "openly gay" actor implies a defiance that he does not feel.
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The star talks about singing with her heroes on her 11th and apparently final album Threads.
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Looking to make a comeback, director Nate Parker was in contrition mode Sunday at the Venice Film Festival, admitting that he had been "tone deaf" in his past remarks regarding the rape charge he faced as a college student. "The last three years have been such a learning experience for me," he said at a […]
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Forward Kyle Kuzma believes he's ready to make the leap in his third season with the Lakers and says he doesn't see why he couldn't be the team's third star along with LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
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Singer Mike Posner has shared a video from hospital after being bitten by a rattlesnake.
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Joss Stone says "a little piece of my heart" has broken after she was deported from Iran.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Inn Riots at Stanford University's 2019 graduation ceremony.
Alison Cameron had a successful nerve stimulation implant after injections and operations failed.
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Cuphead, the memorable 2017 bullet-hell shooter that's meticulously styled after a 1930's cartoon, will soon be playable on an unlikely new platform: Tesla's fleet of electric cars and their built-in dashboard screens. The breakout hit, which debuted on Xbox One and PC before being ported to Nintendo Switch earlier this year, is on the way to Tesla's Model 3, Model S, and Model X, as Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed on episode 200 of my weekly Tesla podcast, Ride the Lightning (at the 36:48 mark).
Madonna says she is being "punished for turning 60" – and that it is part of a pattern of vilification she has faced throughout her career.
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Tom Brady turned to humor Thursday when asked about not being among the NFL's highest-paid quarterbacks, which was appropriate considering it was during an appearance on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
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A new online regulator will fine web companies that fail to protect users, and possibly even block offending websites from being accessed within the UK, according to new government plans.
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LOS ANGELES — Rhuigi Villaseñor strutted into his new downtown Los Angeles office slinging what looked like an oversize leather hobo bag with "Rhude" in white letters.
He can't talk about it, but it's a big hint at where his men's brand Rhude, started in 2013 and best known for its traxedo (that would be the track pant 2.0 with front pleating and side taping on the legs) is headed. That would be in a lot of directions, by the way: footwear, accessories, denim, eyewear, women's ready-to-wear and women's footwear.
He's already checked a few things off that list more recently with the launch of the first Rhude shoe, in addition to a footwear collaboration with Puma. Then there's the more recent tie-up with Thierry Lasry on eyewear. This all follows last July's pop-in at Maxfield, which Villaseñor viewed as a turning point for the brand.
"I actually coined that as the beginning of this shift in our business," he said. "Maxfield's amplified our message. Doing a pop-up and executing the right way and it being a successful pop-up, our colleagues and competitors took us seriously and it became a new tone to the business. We had run under the radar for a little
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Early sales of calorie-filled treats are fuelling the obesity crisis, a public health body says.
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The co-founder of the cultural criticism website Very Smart Brothas mines his experiences in a new memoir, "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker."
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Katie Price will stand trial after she denied two charges of abusive and threatening behaviour outside a school during a row with her ex-partner's girlfriend.
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Facebook, Google, and Twitter can try to contain the video of the New Zealand mosque shooting, but they'll never be able to scrub the internet of it.
In an interview, the influential proto-punk frontman discusses the Sex Pistols, Lester Bangs, drugs and "Punk," his new documentary series on Epix.
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More than three and a half hours a day of TV could hasten memory decline, a study suggests.
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Stolen credit cards and other illegal material are also on sale, a File on 4 investigation discovers.
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Katy Perry has apologised after her shoe line was heavily criticised for evoking racist imagery in the form of blackface.
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KTLA anchor Chris Burrous died Thursday afternoon after being found unconscious at a motel in Glendale, Calif. He was 43. Burrous was found unresponsive by Glendale firefighters and died later at a hospital. Firefighters found him "suffering from a medical emergency" in a room at the Days Inn in downtown Glendale, according to the Glendale […]
Public Health England says there has been a rise in cases of acute flaccid paralysis.
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Tyson Fury's shot at becoming a world heavyweight boxing champion again has ended in a controversial draw against Deontay Wilder who retained his WBC title.
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Fan Bingbing, one of China's most popular actresses, has not been seen since in months — but she has broken her silence to address her massive tax evasion fines.
Fan was fined by Chinese tax authorities, Xinhua first reported. According to Bloomberg, Fan and her companies were fined 884 million yuan, which is equivalent to $ 129 million. Fan is responsible for $ 70 million of the fines.
Fan will not be charged if she pays back the money within a time limit, The Hollywood Reporter said that Xinhua reported. A person from her company, however, is reportedly in custody.
Fan made a statement about her situation on Weibo. She started, according to The Hollywood Reporter, "Recently I have been enduring an unprecedented amount of pain, undergoing deep self-reflection and introspection. I am deeply ashamed and feel guilty for what I have done, and I offer my sincere apologies to everyone."
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The X-Men actress said, "I have come to realize that, as a public figure, I should have observed the law, setting a good example for society and the entertainment industry. I shouldn't have lost the ability to control myself in the face of economic interests, allowing myself to break the law."
Fan noted that she committed tax evasion "by taking advantage of 'yin yang contracts'" and that she accepted the fines.
She continued, "As an actor, I take pride in showcasing our country's culture on the global stage, and I do my best to be in the forefront of this. I owe my success to the support of my country and the people. Without the great policies of the Party and the state, without the love of the people, there would have been no Fan Bingbing."
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"I failed my country which nurtured me; I failed the society which trusted me; I failed the fans who loved me," she wrote. "I offer my sincere apology here once again! I beg for everyone's forgiveness!"
One of the last times Fan was seen in public was at May's Cannes Film Festival to promote the female spy thriller 355, which costars Jessica Chastain, Penelope Cruz, Lupita Nyong'o and Marion Cotillard.
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Fan's disappearance from public life made the news when state-run Chinese paper Securities Daily wrote that she was "under control" and "would accept the legal decision." The story was then pulled by the outlet.
One rumor, that Fan was seeking asylum in Los Angeles, spread after Hong Kong's The Apple Daily said that Jackie Chan had advised her to go to an immigration office. Chan's company labeled the allegation "nonsense," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Television actor Bill Cosby has been jailed for up to a decade for sexually assaulting a woman in 2004.
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With a new album of Abba covers, a Broadway musical about her life and a no-holds-barred take on her career, the 72-year-old pop icon is as outspoken as ever.
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The mother of a 45-year-old kindergarten teacher from South Carolina who was killed by an alligator while walking her dog on Monday says she's still struggling to come to terms with her daughter's death.
"I cannot make any sense of what's happened. None at all," Julia Meza said through tears during an interview with Today on Tuesday. "She would never go near an alligator, she would never irritate an alligator."
Meza's daughter, Cassandra Cline, was walking with her dog near a lagoon around 9:30 a.m. on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, when an 8-foot alligator attacked the dog.
Cline struggled to save her dog, but was attacked and pulled underwater by the alligator, according to the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office.
"I just keep thinking about her being dragged away by that," Meza said. "I just, I just can't imagine it."
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Hilton Head Island Fire Rescue and Sea Pines Security personnel arrived at the scene and found Cline, a resident of Sea Pines Living, in the water.
David Lucas, of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, told ABC News that Cline was still alive when she was pulled from the water, but died at the scene.
Sam Chapplear, with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, told ABC that Cline had gotten into a tug-of-war with the animal to save her dog before being attacked herself.
The alligator was later found and euthanized, according to the site. The dog survived the incident.
The Beaufort County Coroner, Edward Allen, scheduled an autopsy to be performed at the Medical University of South Carolina to determine Cline's cause death, according to the sheriff's office.
Now, Cline's family and friends are remembering the woman they nicknamed "Sassy."
"She was a wonderful, giving person," Meza told Today, noting that her daughter was a kindergarten teacher. "She's been one for years and she loved her students."
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Sea Pines Living officials wrote in a statement on Facebook that they are "shocked and heartbroken" after hearing the news.
"It is with heavy hearts that we mourn the tragic loss of one of our Sea Pines property owners Cassandra Cline," they wrote.
"The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office issued a statement earlier today stating that Ms.Cline was killed by an alligator in a lagoon in the Club Course area of Sea Pines. An alligator—believed responsible for the attack—was located and removed from the scene."
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Acclaimed Turkish director Nuri Bilge Ceylan discussed his career and the need for creative independence during a wide-ranging conversation Saturday at the Sarajevo Film Festival, where he is being honored with a retrospective. In an often humorous talk, Ceylan, who accepted the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo Award for his contribution to cinema on the opening night […]
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A 16-year-old girl sustained multiple injuries when she fell dozens of feet from a bridge after being unexpectedly pushed by a friend, and the incident has now sparked a police investigation, PEOPLE confirms.
In footage published by multiple outlets including KATU and Today, Jordan Holgerson is shown standing along a ledge of a bridge at Moulton Falls in Yacolt, Washington. The KATU video shows Jordan telling her group of friends, "No, I won't go in," as they pressure her to jump into the river nearly 60 feet below.
Yet, Jordan's friends continue to press her in the video, and after she declines to jump once again, an unidentified woman is seen shoving Jordan while her back is turned. The push caused her to fall off the bridge.
A few seconds later, the high school student hit the water with a loud smack that can be heard in the video.
"I have five broken ribs, air bubbles in my chest, and I have a punctured lung," Jordan told KGW8 from PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, where she is recovering.
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Sgt. Brent Waddell, a spokesman for the Clark County Sheriff's Department, tells PEOPLE there is an ongoing investigation into the incident.
Jordan told KGW8 that she likely lost consciousness for a moment before hitting the water.
"In midair, I think I might've blacked out," she said. "I was awake and aware when I hit the water."
After plunging into the river, Jordan said someone nearby jumped into the water to retrieve her, and she was then transported to the hospital.
The original video of the incident, which was posted to YouTube, was removed after it went viral.
Jordan's mother, Genelle Holgerson, told the Thoroughbred Daily News that her daughter is still in pain and is "very tired," and they don't know how long she will remain in the hospital. But the family feels fortunate Jordan's injuries weren't as severe as they easily could have been.
"She is lucky she is not paralyzed or dead," her mom added to Thoroughbred Daily. "We're lucky she is going to recover and not have permanent injuries."
"I'm in a lot of pain without medication," Jordan told Today in an interview that aired Friday.
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Genelle said the family knows the identity of the friend who pushed Jordan, and is calling for her to turn herself in.
"I'm very upset with her," she told Thoroughbred Daily. "She is an adult, and I'm sure she should have known better," Genelle told the outlet. "She could have killed my daughter."
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TV and radio presenter Richard Bacon is "improving all the time" in intensive care after being placed in a medically induced coma.
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Brad Pitt is feeling better now that he gets to spend more time with his kids.
The actor, 54, is in London now — where ex Angelina Jolie is currently filming Maleficent 2 — to see his children for a second time in recent weeks after a judge presiding over the former couple's divorce proceedings established a detailed schedule for him to spend time with Pax, 14, Zahara, 13, Shiloh, 12, and 9-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox. The kids are currently living in London with Jolie as she films the Disney movie.
And being with the kids is already brightening his mood.
"Having kids was always very special to him. He wanted kids for years before he met Angie," a source tells PEOPLE. "He was dreaming about being a dad. And he has always been a great dad. Very involved and present. He talks about the kids nonstop now. He brought gifts back to England."
The court papers obtained by PEOPLE stated, "the children not having a relationship with their father is harmful to them," and that Jolie, 43, could lose full custody of the kids if she doesn't allow them to grow their relationships with Pitt.
Maddox, 16, their oldest son, isn't included in the timetable. That's because, according to the court, Maddox is old enough to decide for himself how much time he wants to spend with his father.
A spokesperson for Jolie called the court paper leak "misleading" and "not in the best interests of the children."
The new ruling has made a significant impact in Pitt's life as he was struggling with not knowing when he would have time with the kids.
"Brad has been in the best mood," the source says. "Although he was away from the kids for a week, it seems just the fact that he now knows when he will see them, makes him very happy. He couldn't wait to get back to England. Not following a proper custody schedule was very difficult for him. And very sad as well."
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Michael McIntyre thanked his "amazingly supportive" fans as he performed his first show since being robbed by two hammer-wielding men.
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Friends of a beloved Philadelphia photographer are mourning the woman's death after she was fatally swept away in a storm drain during a flash flood last weekend.
Rebecca Bunting, 30, and her boyfriend were inside a sewer by Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia taking photos around 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 2, when a rush of water came through and dragged them both down the system, police say.
The man was able to pull himself out, but Bunting was swept away. A neighbor told 6 ABC that he heard a man screaming for help Saturday night. He said he ran outside to find Bunting's boyfriend screaming her name by the water.
A rescue team found her body around 10:45 a.m. on Sunday, trapped under furniture left in Pennypack Creek near Philadelphia's Holmesburg neighborhood. In the wake of the death, Bunting's boyfriend remembered her in a pair of Instagram posts.
"I'm glad I got to make so many memories with her. I love you so much Becca and I'm hurting so bad right now," he wrote alongside a photo of the two posing together with wide smiles.
"Thinking back on all these memories makes me smile while these tears roll down my face. I will continue to share our memories since we had so many great ones. Please watch over your family and I, we really need it right now my love."
Police say Bunting and her boyfriend entered the storm drain without permission to take part in "Urban Exploration," in which they film their experiences while taking photos and footage at often abandoned locations.
"She was always trying to get really cool photos," Bunting's friend, Cristen DeDomenico, told 6 ABC. "She's really talented. She could bring out beauty in any landscape."
Bunting's Instagram is filled with artistic photos of empty churches, plane wreckage, abandoned hospitals and other spaces. She amassed more than 15,000 followers on the social media site and often wrote of her love for photography.
"My camera is my tool," she wrote alongside one Instagram photo of herself holding a camera. "Through it I give reason to everything around me."
Friends have posted several tributes to Bunting on her Facebook page, and have announced a memorial for the artist scheduled for June 17.
"Words can't express the heartache I feel in this moment. The world lost a truly amazing person Rebecca Bword Bunting …" one person wrote in a Facebook post. "Our weirdness and love for art quickly combined and you posed for a lot of MySpace worthy photoshoots (like this photo you climbed on a roof for) ha. We would spend days dressing up and taking pictures for fun."
They continued: "We climbed rocks and "keep out" fences while exploring the places most people wouldn't go. You always saw beauty in the things people took for granted. I loved having you as a neighbor and friend. You are an amazing soul that made an impact on the world through your work and existence. I'm grateful that I was able to meet such a beautiful person in my lifetime. Rest In Peace"
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Motorcycle enthusiast Prince William flew to the Isle of Man for one of the world's top races on Wednesday.
William, 35, who still rides a high-powered Ducati (which he recently used to get him to a soccer match with pals!), went to watch the famous festival on the small island between Britain and Ireland. And while the prince couldn't wait to take in the event, his wife Kate Middleton didn't share the same excitement.
William confessed Kate may have been a little skeptical of the intentions of his visit. When Laurence Skelly, the Isle of Man government's minister for enterprise, asked him about her views. William told him, "When I said I was going to the Isle of Man for an official visit she said, 'Really?' "
In the past, Kate has admitted to feeling "terrified" when her husband goes out on his motorcycle. And during a 2015 visit to Scotland, she said: "I'm going to keep George off of it!"
The annual Tourist Trophy (or TT race) is a major fixture in the motorcycling circuit. It began in 1907 and is one of the oldest motorsport events in the world.
As well as seeing a number of races, the prince met officials and support staff, and volunteers involved in the event.
William caught some of the final stages of the TT Supersport Race 2 before heading to a reception in the Government House Tent, where he met race staff and volunteers, civic dignitaries and representatives of local businesses.
He also spent time with the Joey Dunlop Foundation charity, which provides specialist accommodation for visitors to the Isle of Man with a disability.
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In addition to his love of motorcycling, William would have flown near the race's location while patrolling the Irish Sea on missions with the RAF Search and Rescue crews based at Anglesey. He once picked up a stricken sailor from the sea near the island.
The prince recently had the chance to test drive a bike during a visit to the headquarters of Triumph Motorcycles. There, he slipped a reflective jacket on over his blazer and sweater for a quick ride on the Triumph Tiger 1200. He also got to pose on a vintage model.
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On Friday, just as the school day was just getting underway, a gunman opened fire inside Santa Fe High School in Texas, killing 10 and wounding 13.
Eight students and two teachers were killed, leaving their loved ones grieving the loss of "extraordinary" lives.
The suspected shooter, a 17-year-old student, had planned to kill himself after the massacre but lost his nerve and surrendered instead, authorities said.
The attack, which began around 7:30 a.m., came just months after a mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida, killed 17 people — and, less than a year before that, a mass shooter at a concert in Las Vegas killed 58. Weeks after the Vegas massacre, a gunman fatally shot 25 people, including a pregnant woman, at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas.
Speaking to reporters on Friday afternoon, surrounded by law enforcement and other politicians, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called it "the worst disaster ever to strike this community."
"We need to do more than just pray for the victims and their families," Abbott said. "It's time in Texas that we take action to step up and make sure this tragedy is never repeated ever again in the history of the state."
To help you make your voice heard and to let your representatives know you will vote on the issue of sensible gun legislation, PEOPLE is once again releasing its Call to Action.
Here is the contact information for every single voting member of Congress. There are no easy solutions to gun violence, but Washington needs to know that doing nothing is not an option anymore.
Sen. Richard Shelby
Phone: 202-224-5744
Sen. Doug Jones
Phone: 202-224-3004
Rep. Bradley Byrne
Phone: 202-225-4931
Rep. Terri A. Sewell
Phone: 202-225-2665
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Phone: 202-225-4921
Rep. Mike Rogers
Phone: 202-225-3261
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Phone: 202-225-2901
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Phone: 202-225-4801
Rep. Robert Aderholt
Phone: 202-225-4876
Sen. Dan Sullivan
Phone: 202-224-3004
Sen. Lisa Murkowski
Phone: 202-224-6665
Rep. Don Young
Phone: 202-225-5765
Sen. John McCain
Phone: 202-224-2235
Sen. Jeff Flake
Phone: 202-224-4521
Rep. Ruben Gallego
Phone: 202-225-4065
Rep. Debbie Lesko
Phone: 202-225-4576
Rep. Martha McSally
Phone: 202-225-2542
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema
Phone: 202-225-9888
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Phone: 202-225-2635
Rep. Tom O'Halleran
Phone: 202-225-3361
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Phone: 202-225-2190
Rep. Raúl Grijalva
Phone: 202-225-2435
Rep. Paul A. Gosar
Phone: 202-225-2315
Sen. Tom Cotton
Phone: 202-224-2353
Sen. John Boozman
Phone: 202-224-4843
Rep. Bruce Westerman
Phone: 202-225-3772
Rep. French Hill
Phone: 202-225-2506
Rep. Steve Womack
Phone: 202-225-4301
Rep. Rick Crawford
Phone: 202-225-4076
Sen. Kamala D. Harris
Phone: 202-224-3553
Sen. Dianne Feinstein
Phone: 202-224-3841
Rep. Karen Handel
Phone: 202-225-4501
Rep. Mimi Walters
Phone: 202-225-5611
Rep. Norma Torres
Phone: 202-225-6161
Rep. Ted Lieu
Phone: 202-225-3976
Rep. Pete Aguilar
Phone: 202-225-3201
Rep. Steve Knight
Phone: 202-225-1956
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier
Phone: 202-225-2095
Rep. Scott Peters
Phone: 202-225-0508
Rep. Juan Vargas
Phone: 202-225-8045
Rep. Alan Lowenthal
Phone: 202-225-7924
Rep. Mark Takano
Phone: 202-225-2305
Rep. Raul Ruiz
Phone: 202-225-5330
Rep. Tony Cárdenas
Phone: 202-225-6131
Rep. Julia Brownley
Phone: 202-225-5811
Rep. David Valadao
Phone: 202-225-4695
Rep. Eric Swalwell
Phone: 202-225-5065
Rep. Paul Cook
Phone: 202-225-5861
Rep. Ami Bera
Phone: 202-225-5716
Rep. Jared Huffman
Phone: 202-225-5161
Rep. Doug LaMalfa
Phone: 202-225-3076
Rep. Ro Khanna
Phone: 202-225-2631
Rep. Maxine Waters
Phone: 202-225-2201
Rep. Mike Thompson
Phone: 202-225-3311
Rep. Linda Sánchez
Phone: 202-225-6676
Rep. John Garamendi
Phone: 202-225-1880
Twitter: @RepGaramendi
Rep. Tom McClintock
Phone: 202-225-2511
Twitter: @RepMcClintock
Rep. Doris O. Matsui
Phone: 202-225-7163
Twitter: @DorisMatsui
Rep. Jerry McNerney
Phone: 202-225-1947
Twitter: @RepMcNerney
Rep. Jeff Denham
Phone: 202-225-4540
Twitter: @RepJeffDenham
Rep. Nancy Pelosi
Phone: 202-225-4965
Twitter: @NancyPelosi
Rep. Barbara Lee
Phone: 202-225-2661
Twitter: @RepBarbaraLee
Rep. Jackie Speier
Phone: 202-225-3531
Rep. Jim Costa
Phone: 202-225-3341
Rep. Jimmy Panetta
Phone: 202-225-2861
Rep. Anna G. Eshoo
Phone: 202-225-8104
Rep. Zoe Lofgren
Phone: 202-225-3072
Rep. Salud Carbajal
Phone: 202-225-3601
Rep. Devin Nunes
Phone: 202-225-2523
Rep. Kevin McCarthy
Phone: 202-225-2915
Rep. Nanette Barragán
Phone: 202-225-8220
Rep. Judy Chu
Phone: 202-225-5464
Rep. Adam Schiff
Phone: 202-225-4176
Rep. Brad Sherman
Phone: 202-225-5911
Rep. Grace Napolitano
Phone: 202-225-5256
Rep. Jimmy Gomez
Phone: 202-225-6235
Rep. Karen Bass
Phone: 202-225-7084
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Phone: 202-225-4111
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Phone: 202-225-1766
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Phone: 202-225-1986
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Phone: 202-225-2965
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher
Phone: 202-225-2415
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Phone: 202-225-3906
Twitter: @DarrellIssa
Rep. Duncan D. Hunter
Phone: 202-225-5672
Rep. Susan Davis
Phone: 202-225-2040
Sen. Cory Gardner
Phone: 202-224-5941
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Phone: 202-224-5852
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Phone: 202-225-4676
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Phone: 202-225-4761
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Phone: 202-225-2161
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Phone: 202-225-2645
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Phone: 202-225-4422
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Phone: 202-225-4431
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Phone: 202-225-7882
Sen. Christopher Murphy
Phone: 202-224-4041
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Phone: 202-224-2823
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Phone: 202-225-4476
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Phone: 202-225-2265
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Phone: 202-225-5541
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Phone: 202-225-3661
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Phone: 202-225-2076
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Phone: 202-224-2441
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Phone: 202-224-5042
Twitter: @SenCoonsOffice
Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester
Phone: 202-225-4165
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Phone: 202-224-5274
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Phone: 202-224-3041
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Phone: 202-225-4136
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Phone: 202-225-5235
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Phone: 202-225-5744
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Phone: 202-225-2501
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Phone: 202-225-0123
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Phone: 202-225-2706
Rep. Stephanie Murphy
Phone: 202-225-4035
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Phone: 202-225-3671
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Phone: 202-225-9889
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Phone: 202-225-2176
Rep. Daniel Webster
Phone: 202-225-1002
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Phone: 202-225-5755
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Phone: 202-225-5961
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Phone: 202-225-3376
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Phone: 202-225-1252
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Phone: 202-225-5015
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Phone: 202-225-5792
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Phone: 202-225-3026
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Phone: 202-225-2536
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Phone: 202-225-1313
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Phone: 202-225-3001
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Phone: 202-225-9890
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Phone: 202-225-7931
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Phone: 202-225-4506
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Phone: 202-225-4211
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Phone: 202-225-2778
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Phone: 202-225-3931
Sen. Johnny Isakson
Phone: 202-224-3643
Sen. David Perdue
Phone: 202-224-3521
Rep. Buddy Carter
Phone: 202-225-5831
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Phone: 202-225-3631
Rep. Drew Ferguson
Phone: 202-225-5901
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Phone: 202-225-1605
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Phone: 202-225-3801
Rep. Robert Woodall
Phone: 202-225-4272
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Phone: 202-225-6531
Rep. Doug Collins
Phone: 202-225-9893
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Phone: 202-225-4101
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Phone: 202-225-2931
Rep. Rick Allen
Phone: 202-225-2823
Rep. David Scott
Phone: 202-225-2939
Rep. Tom Graves
Phone: 202-225-5211
Sen. Mazie K. Hirono
Phone: 202-224-6361
Sen. Brian Schatz
Phone: 202-224-3934
Rep. Colleen Hanabusa
Phone: 202-225-2726
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard
Phone: 202-225-4906
Sen. Mike Crapo
Phone: 202-224-6142
Sen. James Risch
Phone: 202-224-2752
Rep. Raul R. Labrador
Phone: 202-225-6611
Rep. Mike Simpson
Phone: 202-225-5531
Sen. Richard J. Durbin
Phone: 202-224-2152
Sen. Tammy Duckworth
Phone: 202-224-2854
Rep. Bobby L. Rush
Phone: 202-225-4372
Rep. Robin Kelly
Phone: 202-225-0773
Rep. Daniel Lipinski
Phone: 202-225-5701
Luis Gutiérrez
Phone: 202-225-8203
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Phone: 202-225-4061
Rep. Peter J. Roskam
Phone: 202-225-4561
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Phone: 202-225-5006
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Phone: 202-225-3711
Rep. Jan Schakowsky
Phone: 202-225-2111
Rep. Brad Schneider
Phone: 202-225-4835
Rep. Bill Foster
Phone: 202-225-3515
Rep. Mike Bost
Phone: 202-225-5661
Rep. Rodney Davis
Phone: 202-225-2371
Rep. Randy Hultgren
Phone: 202-225-2976
Rep. John Shimkus
Phone: 202-225-5271
Rep. Adam Kinzinger
Phone: 202-225-3635
Rep. Cheri Bustos
Phone: 202-225-5905
Rep. Darin LaHood
Phone: 202-225-6201
Sen. Todd Young
Phone: 202-224-5623
Sen. Joe Donnelly
Phone: 202-224-4814
Rep. Luke Messer
Phone: 202-225-3021
Rep. Susan W. Brooks
Phone: 202-225-2276
Rep. Jackie Walorski
Phone: 202-225-3915
Rep. Trey Hollingsworth
Phone: 202-225-5315
Rep. Peter Visclosky
Phone: 202-225-2461
Rep. Jim Banks
Phone: 202-225-4436
Rep. Todd Rokita
Phone: 202-225-5037
Rep. André Carson
Phone: 202-225-4011
Rep. Larry Bucshon
Phone: 202-225-4636
Sen. Joni Ernst
Phone: 202-224-3254
Sen. Chuck Grassley
Phone: 202-224-3744
Rep. Steve King
Phone: 202-225-4426
Rep. David Young
Phone: 202-225-5476
Rep. Rod Blum
Phone: 202-225-2911
Rep. David Loebsack
Phone: 202-225-6576
Sen. Jerry Moran
Phone: 202-224-6521
Sen. Pat Roberts
Phone: 202-224-4774
Rep. Ron Estes
Phone: 202-225-6216
Rep. Kevin Yoder
Phone: 202-225-2865
Rep. Lynn Jenkins
Phone: 202-225-6601
Rep. Roger Marshall
Phone: 202-225-2715
Sen. Mitch McConnell
Phone: 202-224-2541
Sen. Rand Paul
Phone: 202-224-4343
Rep. Andy Barr
Phone: 202-225-4706
Rep. Thomas Massie
Phone: 202-225-3465
Rep. John Yarmuth
Phone: 202-225-5401
Rep. James Comer
Phone: 202-225-3115
Rep. Harold Rogers
Phone: 202-225-4601
Rep. Brett Guthrie
Phone: 202-225-3501
Sen. Bill Cassidy
Phone: 202-224-5824
Sen. John Kennedy
Phone: 202-224-4623
Rep. Garret Graves
Phone: 202-225-3901
Rep. Ralph Abraham
Phone: 202-225-8490
Rep. Steve Scalise
Phone: 202-225-3015
Rep. Cedric Richmond
Phone: 202-225-6636
Rep. Mike Johnson
Phone: 202-225-2777
Rep. Clay Higgins
Phone: 202-225-2031
Sen. Angus King
Phone: 202-224-5344
Sen. Susan Collins
Phone: 202-224-2523
Rep. Bruce Poliquin
Phone: 202-225-6306
Rep. Chellie Pingree
Phone: 202-225-6116
Sen. Chris Van Hollen
Phone: 202-224-4654
Sen. Benjamin Cardin
Phone: 202-224-4524
Rep. John Delaney
Phone: 202-225-2721
Rep. Jamie Raskin
Phone: 202-225-5341
Rep. John P. Sarbanes
Phone: 202-225-4016
Rep. Andy Harris
Phone: 202-225-5311
Rep. Steny Hoyer
Phone: 202-225-4131
Rep. Anthony Brown
Phone: 202-225-8699
Rep. Elijah Cummings
Phone: 202-225-4741
Rep. C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Phone: 202-225-3061
Sen. Edward J. Markey
Phone: 202-224-2742
Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Phone: 202-224-4543
Rep. Richard E. Neal
Phone: 202-225-5601
Rep. James McGovern
Phone: 202-225-6101
Rep. Niki Tsongas
Phone: 202-225-3411
Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy III
Phone: 202-225-5931
Rep. Katherine Clark
Phone: 202-225-2836
Rep. Seth Moulton
Phone: 202-225-8020
Rep. Michael E. Capuano
Phone: 202-225-5111
Rep. Stephen F. Lynch
Phone: 202-225-8273
Rep. William Keating
Phone: 202-225-3111
Sen. Gary Peters
Phone: 202-224-6221
Sen. Debbie Stabenow
Phone: 202-224-4822
Rep. Brenda Lawrence
Phone: 202-225-5802
Rep. Debbie Dingell
Phone: 202-225-4071
Rep. Dave Trott
Phone: 202-225-8171
Rep. Mike Bishop
Phone: 202-225-4872
Rep. John Moolenaar
Phone: 202-225-3561
Rep. Daniel Kildee
Phone: 202-225-3611
Rep. Tim Walberg
Phone: 202-225-6276
Rep. Paul Mitchell
Phone: 202-225-2106
Rep. Fred Upton
Phone: 202-225-3761
Rep. Sander Levin
Phone: 202-225-4961
Rep. Bill Huizenga
cPhone: 202-225-4401
Rep. Jack Bergman
Phone: 202-225-4735
Rep. Justin Amash
Phone: 202-225-3831
Sen. Tina Smith
Phone: 202-224-5641
Sen. Amy Klobuchar
Phone: 202-224-3244
Rep. Timothy J. Walz
Phone: 202-225-2472
Rep. Jason Lewis
Phone: 202-225-2271
Rep. Erik Paulsen
Phone: 202-225-2871
Rep. Betty McCollum
Phone: 202-225-6631
Rep. Keith Ellison
Phone: 202-225-4755
Tom Emmer
Phone: 202-225-2331
Rep. Collin C. Peterson
Phone: 202-225-2165
Rep. Rick Nolan
Phone: 202-225-6211
Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith
Phone: 202-224-5054
Sen. Roger F. Wicker
Phone: 202-224-6253
Rep. Trent Kelly
Phone: 202-225-4306
Rep. Bennie G. Thompson
Phone: 202-225-5876
Rep. Gregg Harper
Phone: 202-225-5031
Rep. Steven Palazzo
Phone: 202-225-5772
Sen. Roy Blunt
Phone: 202-224-5721
Sen. Claire McCaskill
Phone: 202-224-6154
Rep. William "Lacy" Clay Jr.
Phone: 202-225-2406
Rep. Ann Wagner
Phone: 202-225-1621
Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer
Phone: 202-225-2956
Rep. Vicky Hartzler
Phone: 202-225-2876
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Phone: 202-225-4535
Rep. Sam Graves
Phone: 202-225-7041
Rep. Billy Long
Phone: 202-225-6536
Rep. Jason Smith
Phone: 202-225-4404
Sen. Steve Daines
Phone: 202-224-2651
Sen. Jon Tester
Phone: 202-224-2644
Rep. Greg Gianforte
Phone: 202-225-3211
Sen. Deb Fischer
Phone: 202-224-6551
Sen. Ben Sasse
Phone: 202-224-4224
Twitter: @SenSasse
Rep. Jeff Fortenberry
Phone: 202-225-4806
Twitter: @JeffFortenberry
Rep. Don Bacon
Phone: 202-225-4155
Rep. Adrian Smith
Phone: 202-225-6435
Sen. Dean Heller
Phone: 202-224-6244
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto
Phone: 202-224-3542
Rep. Dina Titus
Phone: 202-225-5965
Twitter: @
Rep. Mark Amodei
Phone: 202-225-6155
Rep. Jacky Rosen
Phone: 202-225-3252
Rep. Ruben Kihuen
Phone: 202-225-9894
Sen. Margaret (Maggie) Hassan
Phone: 202-224-3324
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen
Phone: 202-224-2841
Rep. Carol Shea-Porter
Phone: 202-225-5456
Rep. Ann Kuster
Phone: 202-225-5206
Sen. Robert Menendez
Phone: 202-224-4744
Sen. Cory Booker
Phone: 202-224-3224
Rep. Donald Norcross
Phone: 202-225-6501
Rep. Frank LoBiondo
Phone: 202-225-6572
Rep. Tom MacArthur
Phone: 202-225-4765
Rep. Chris Smith
Phone: 202-225-3765
Rep. Josh Gottheimer
Phone: 202-225-4465
Rep. Frank Pallone
Phone: 202-225-4671
Rep. Leonard Lance
Phone: 202-225-5361
Rep. Albio Sires
Phone: 202-225-7919
Rep. Bill Pascrell,
Phone: 202-225-5751
Rep. Donald Payne Jr.
Phone: 202-225-3436
Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen
Phone: 202-225-5034
Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman
Phone: 202-225-5801
Twitter: @RepBonnie
Sen. Martin Heinrich
Phone: 202-224-5521
Twitter: @MartinHeinrich
Sen. Tom Udall
Phone: 202-224-6621
Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham
Phone: 202-225-6316
Rep. Steve Pearce
Phone: 202-225-2365
Rep. Ben R. Lujan
Phone: 202-225-6190
Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand
Phone: 202-224-4451
Sen. Charles E. Schumer
Phone: 202-224-6542
Rep. Lee Zeldin
Phone: 202-225-3826
Rep. Pete King
Phone: 202-225-7896
Rep. Thomas Suozzi
Phone: 202-225-3335
Rep. Kathleen Rice
tibPhone: 202-225-5516
Rep. Gregory W. Meeks
Phone: 202-225-3461
Rep. Grace Meng
Phone: 202-225-2601
Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez
Phone: 202-225-2361
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries
Phone: 202-225-5936
Rep. Yvette D. Clarke
Phone: 202-225-6231
Rep. Jerrold Nadler
Phone: 202-225-5635
Rep. Daniel Donovan
Phone: 202-225-3371
Rep. Carolyn Maloney
Phone: 202-225-7944
Rep. Adriano Espaillat
Phone: 202-225-4365
Rep. Joseph Crowley
Phone: 202-225-3965
Rep. José E. Serrano
Phone: 202-225-4361
Rep. Eliot Engel
Phone: 202-225-2464
Rep. Nita Lowey
Phone: 202-225-6506
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney
Phone: 202-225-5441
Rep. John Faso
Phone: 202-225-5614
Rep. Paul D. Tonko
Phone: 202-225-5076
Rep. Elise Stefanik
Phone: 202-225-4611
Rep. Claudia Tenney
Phone: 202-225-3665
Rep. Tom Reed
Phone: 202-225-3161
Rep. John Katko
Phone: 202-225-3701
Rep. Brian Higgins
Phone: 202-225-3306
Rep. Chris Collins
Phone: 202-225-5265
Sen. Richard Burr
Phone: 202-224-3154
Sen. Thom Tillis
Phone: 202-224-6342
Rep. G.K. Butterfield
Phone: 202-225-3101
Rep. George Holding
Phone: 202-225-3032
Rep. Walter B. Jones
Phone: 202-225-3415
Rep. David Price
Phone: 202-225-1784
Rep. Virginia Foxx
Phone: 202-225-2071
Rep. Mark Walker
Phone: 202-225-3065
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Phone: 202-225-2731
Rep. Richard Hudson
Phone: 202-225-3715
Rep. Robert Pittenger
Phone: 202-225-1976
Rep. Patrick T. McHenry
Phone: 202-225-2576
Rep. Mark Meadows
Phone: 202-225-6401
Rep. Alma Adams
Phone: 202-225-1510
Rep. Ted Budd
Phone: 202-225-4531
Sen. Heidi Heitkamp
Phone: 202-224-2043
Sen. John Hoeven
Phone: 202-224-2551
Rep. Kevin Cramer
Phone: 202-225-2611
Sen. Sherrod Brown
Phone: 202-224-2315
Sen. Rob Portman
Phone: 202-224-3353
Rep. Steve Chabot
Phone: 202-225-2216
Rep. Brad Wenstrup
Phone: 202-225-3164
Rep. Joyce Beatty
Phone: 202-225-4324
Rep. Jim Jordan
Phone: 202-225-2676
Rep. Robert E. Latta
Phone: 202-225-6405
Rep. Bill Johnson
Phone: 202-225-5705
Rep. Bob Gibbs
Phone: 202-225-6265
Twitter: @RepBobGibbs
Warren Davidson
Phone: 202-225-6205
Rep. Marcy Kaptur
Rep. Michael Turner
Phone: 202-225-6465
Rep. Marcia L. Fudge
Phone: 202-225-7032
Rep. Tim Ryan
Phone: 202-225-5261
Rep. David Joyce
Phone: 202-225-5731
Rep. Steve Stivers
Phone: 202-225-2015
Rep. Jim Renacci
Phone: 202-225-3876
Sen. James M. Inhofe
Phone: 202-224-4721
Sen. James Lankford
Phone: 202-224-5754
Rep. Markwayne Mullin
Phone: 202-225-2701
Rep. Frank Lucas
Phone: 202-225-5565
Rep. Tom Cole
Phone: 202-225-6165
Rep. Steve Russell
Phone: 202-225-2132
Sen. Jeff Merkley
Phone: 202-224-3753
Sen. Ron Wyden
Phone: 202-224-5244
Rep. Suzanne Bonamici
Phone: 202-225-0855
Rep. Greg Walden
Phone: 202-225-6730
Rep. Earl Blumenauer
Phone: 202-225-4811
Rep. Peter DeFazio
Phone: 202-225-6416
Rep. Kurt Schrader
Phone: 202-225-5711
Sen. Robert P. Casey Jr.
Phone: 202-224-6324
Sen. Patrick J. Toomey
Phone: 202-224-4254
Rep. Robert Brady
Phone: 202-225-4731
Rep. Dwight Evans
Phone: 202-225-4001
Rep. Mike Kelly
Phone: 202-225-5406
Rep. Conor Lamb
Phone: 202-225-2301
Rep. Scott Perry
Phone: 202-225-5836
Rep. Glenn W. Thompson
Phone: 202-225-5121
Rep. Ryan Costello
Phone: 202-225-4315
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick
Phone: 202-225-4276
Rep. Bill Shuster
Phone: 202-225-2431
Rep. Tom Marino
Phone: 202-225-3731
Rep. Lou Barletta
Phone: 202-225-6511
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Phone: 202-225-2065
Rep. Brendan Boyle
Phone: 202-225-6111
Rep. Mike Doyle
Phone: 202-225-2135
Rep. Lloyd Smucker
Phone: 202-225-2411
Rep. Matthew Cartwright
Phone: 202-225-5546
Sen. Jack Reed
Phone: 202-224-4642
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse
Phone: 202-224-2921
Rep. David Cicilline
Phone: 202-225-4911
Rep. Jim Langevin
Phone: 202-225-2735
Sen. Lindsey Graham
Phone: 202-224-5972
Sen. Tim Scott
Phone: 202-224-6121
Rep. Mark Sanford
Phone: 202-225-3176
Rep. Joe Wilson
Phone: 202-225-2452
Rep. Jeff Duncan
Phone: 202-225-5301
Rep. Trey Gowdy
Phone: 202-225-6030
Rep. Ralph Norman
Phone: 202-225-5501
Rep. James E. Clyburn
Phone: 202-225-3315
Rep. Tom Rice
Phone: 202-225-9895
Sen. Mike Rounds
Phone: 202-224-5842
Sen. John Thune
Phone: 202-224-2321
Rep. Kristi Noem
Phone: 202-225-2801
Sen. Lamar Alexander
Phone: 202-224-4944
Sen. Bob Corker
Phone: 202-224-3344
Rep. Phil Roe
Phone: 202-225-6356
Rep. John J. Duncan Jr.
Phone: 202-225-5435
Rep. Chuck Fleischmann
Phone: 202-225-3271
Rep. Scott DesJarlais
Phone: 202-225-6831
Rep. Jim Cooper
Phone: 202-225-4311
Rep. Marsha Blackburn
Phone: 202-225-2811
Rep. Steve Cohen
Phone: 202-225-3265
Rep. Diane Black
Phone: 202-225-4231
Rep. David Kustoff
Phone: 202-225-4714
Sen. John Cornyn
Phone: 202-224-2934
Sen. Ted Cruz
Phone: 202-224-5922
Rep. Louie Gohmert
Phone: 202-225-3035
Rep. Ted Poe
Phone: 202-225-6565
Rep. Sam Johnson
Phone: 202-225-4201
Rep. John Ratcliffe
Phone: 202-225-6673
Rep. Jeb Hensarling
Phone: 202-225-3484
Rep. Joe Barton
Phone: 202-225-2002
Rep. John Culberson
Phone: 202-225-2571
Rep. Kevin Brady
Phone: 202-225-4901
Rep. Al Green
Phone: 202-225-7508
Rep. Michael T. McCaul
Phone: 202-225-2401
Rep. K. Michael Conaway
Phone: 202-225-3605
Rep. Kay Granger
Phone: 202-225-5071
Rep. Mac Thornberry
Phone: 202-225-3706
Rep. Randy Weber
Phone: 202-225-2831
Rep. Vicente Gonzalez
Phone: 202-225-2531
Rep. Beto O'Rourke
Phone: 202-225-4831
Rep. Bill Flores
Phone: 202-225-6105
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee
Phone: 202-225-3816
Rep. Jodey Arrington
Phone: 202-225-4005
Rep. Joaquin Castro
Phone: 202-225-3236
Rep. Lamar Smith
Phone: 202-225-4236
Rep. Pete Olson
Phone: 202-225-5951
Rep. Will Hurd
Phone: 202-225-4511
Rep. Kenny Marchant
Phone: 202-225-6605
Rep. Roger Williams
Phone: 202-225-9896
Rep. Michael Burgess
Phone: 202-225-7772
Rep. Henry Cuellar
Phone: 202-225-1640
Rep. Gene Green
Phone: 202-225-1688
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson
Phone: 202-225-8885
Rep. John Carter
Phone: 202-225-3864
Rep. Pete Sessions
Phone: 202-225-2231
Rep. Marc Veasey
Phone: 202-225-9897
Rep. Filemon Vela
Phone: 202-225-9901
Rep. Lloyd Doggett
Phone: 202-225-4865
Rep. Brian Babin
Phone: 202-225-1555
Sen. Orrin G. Hatch
Phone: 202-224-5251
Sen. Mike Lee
Phone: 202-224-5444
Rep. Rob Bishop
Phone: 202-225-0453
Rep. John R. Curtis
Phone: 202-225-7751
Rep. Chris Stewart
Phone: 202-225-9730
Rep. Mia Love
Phone: 202-225-3011
Sen. Patrick J. Leahy
Phone: 202-224-4242
Sen. Bernard Sanders
Phone: 202-224-5141
Rep. Peter Welch
Phone: 202-225-4115
Sen. Tim Kaine
Phone: 202-224-4024
Sen. Mark R. Warner
Phone: 202-224-2023
Rep. Robert J. Wittman
Phone: 202-225-4261
Rep. Scott Taylor
Phone: 202-225-4215
Rep. Robert C. Scott
Phone: 202-225-8351
Rep. Donald A. McEachin
Phone: 202-225-6365
Rep. Thomas Garrett
Phone: 202-225-4711
Rep. Bob Goodlatte
Phone: 202-225-5431
Rep. Dave Brat
Phone: 202-225-2815
Rep. Don Beyer
Phone: 202-225-4376
Rep. Morgan Griffith
Phone: 202-225-3861
Rep. Barbara Comstock
Phone: 202-225-5136
Rep. Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly
Phone: 202-225-1492
Sen. Maria Cantwell
Phone: 202-224-3441
Sen. Patty Murray
Phone: 202-224-2621
Rep. Suzan DelBene
Phone: 202-225-6311
Rep. Rick Larsen
Phone: 202-225-2605
Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler
Phone: 202-225-3536
Rep. Dan Newhouse
Phone: 202-225-5816
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers
Phone: 202-225-2006
Rep. Derek Kilmer
Phone: 202-225-5916
Rep. Pramila Jayapal
Phone: 202-225-3106
Rep. David G. Reichert
Phone: 202-225-7761
Rep. Adam Smith
Phone: 202-225-8901
Rep. Denny Heck
Phone: 202-225-9740
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito
Phone: 202-224-6472
Sen. Joe Manchin III
Phone: 202-224-3954
Rep. David McKinley
Phone: 202-225-4172
Rep. Alex Mooney
Phone: 202-225-2711
Rep. Evan Jenkins
Phone: 202-225-3452
Sen. Tammy Baldwin
Phone: 202-224-5653
Sen. Ron Johnson
Phone: 202-224-5323
Rep. Paul D. Ryan
Phone: 202-225-3031
Rep. Mark Pocan
Phone: 202-225-2906
Rep. Ron Kind
Phone: 202-225-5506
Rep. Gwen Moore
Phone: 202-225-4572
Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner
Phone: 202-225-5101
Rep. Glenn Grothman
Phone: 202-225-2476
Rep. Sean P. Duffy
Phone: 202-225-3365
Rep. Mike Gallagher
Phone: 202-225-5665
Sen. John Barrasso
Phone: 202-224-6441
Sen. Michael B. Enzi
Phone: 202-224-3424
Rep. Liz Cheney
Phone: 202-225-2311
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Chrissy Teigen is beyond ready to meet her baby boy.
The 32-year-old model is currently expecting her second child with husband John Legend, but she's just about had it with the whole pregnancy thing.
"Happy pregnant Chrissy is gone. meet OVER IT Chrissy," she tweeted on Wednesday night. "Wanna hold my boy let's do thisssssss."
A fan commented that it seems as though Teigen has been pregnant for "three years," and the cookbook author couldn't agree more. "It feels worse for me because with IVF you know *so* early," she shared. "I mean I knew I was pregnant at 11 days in. Crazy."
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happy pregnant Chrissy is gone. meet OVER IT Chrissy. Wanna hold my boy let's do thisssssss
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) May 10, 2018
It feels worse for me because with IVF you know *so* early. I mean I knew I was pregnant at 11 days in. Crazy. https://t.co/H38uwRf2WE
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) May 10, 2018
Since revealing in November that a sibling for Luna Simone was on his way — hilariously captioning the announcement video, "It's John's!" — Teigen has been keeping busy, from tweeting about the Met Gala to celebrating Luna's second birthday.
Last month, Teigen and Legend prepared for their new addition with a star-studded baby shower. Attendees included couples Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West, Brooklyn Decker and Andy Roddick and Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Justin Mikita.
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"Opening gifts in front of people makes me want to die. Receiving gifts makes me very uncomfortable because I feel blessed to the max already and I really hate writing thank you cards with my poor penmanship," Teigen wrote on Instagram.
Continuing, she said, "But people I love trick me with dinner invites and they happen. Thank you to all friends on both coasts, for knowing me exactly. A mellow night of dinner. Cake. And love. That is all I could ever want for a perfect night. ."
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But is Luna okay with sharing the spotlight as the current star of her mama's social media presence?
"I don't think Luna has a concept of exactly what it means to have a little sibling yet," Legend recently told PEOPLE of their eldest child becoming a sibling. "She'll figure it out sooner or later, and she'll probably have some moments where she regrets it! But we're excited."
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Alfie Evans, the 23-month-old terminally ill British boy at the center of a headline-making legal battle, has died just five days after he was taken off life support, his parents announced.
"Our baby boy grew his wings tonight at 2:30 am," wrote his mother Kate James, 20, on Facebook early Saturday. "We are heartbroken. Thank you everyone for all your support "
His father, 21-year-old Thomas Evans, also wrote on Facebook, "My gladiator lay down his shield and gained his wings at 02:30 absolutely heartbroken I LOVE YOU MY GUY."
Alfie initially survived in the days after medical staff at Liverpool's Alder Hey Children's Hospital cut off his life assistance, Evans said. Alfie continued to live despite being in a "semi-vegetative state" as a result of a mystery degenerative neurological condition, surprising doctors who said further attempts to treat the boy would be futile, according to the BBC. Alfie initially survived on his own for six hours on Monday before doctors provided the child with oxygen and hydration.
"We wish to express our heartfelt sympathy and condolences to Alfie's family at this extremely distressing time," Alder Hey Children's Hospital said in a statement. "All of us feel deeply for Alfie, Kate, Tom and his whole family and our thoughts are with them. This has been a devastating journey for them and we would ask that their privacy and the privacy of staff at Alder Hey is respected."
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The hospital also announced a makeshift memorial for the boy.
"We feel sure people will wish to place tributes to Alfie along with messages of support for Kate and Tom," Alder Hey Hospital said. "To ensure there is sufficient space for these and to ensure the safety of all those who wish to visit, we have secured a suitable place in Springfield Park situated next to Alder Hey Hospital. This is on the advice of Merseyside Police."
Evans and James have been in a lengthy battle to keep the ailing toddler on life support. Alfie has been at the hospital since December 2016.
However, a series of court rulings sided with doctors who said there was no hope for the boy, according to the Washington Post. The BBC reported that doctors argued that keeping Alfie on a ventilator would be "futile," "unkind and inhumane." Most recently, the European Court of Human Rights rejected the parents' request to keep doctors at the Liverpool hospital from taking Alfie off of the assistance.
"I faught (sic) hard in court for my son because I know what's right!!" the grieving father wrote in a Facebook post after the court's decision. "And look where we are now my son is still ALIVE AFTER OVER 10 horrendous scary heartbreaking hours."
The human rights court's decision upheld that of Britain's Supreme Court, in which justices said it would be pointless to take Alfie to Rome for treatment.
Still, the head of the Vatican's Bambino Gesu Pediatric Hospital said the Italian defense ministry had a plane ready and waiting to take Alfie to Italy for treatment if the additional Tuesday hearing grants the family's appeal, according to the Associated Press.
On Monday, Pope Francis even voiced his support for Alfie.
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"Moved by the prayers and immense solidarity shown little Alfie Evans, I renew my appeal that the suffering of his parents may be heard and that their desire to seek new forms of treatment may be granted," the Pope tweeted.
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In a fundraiser for Alfie, the family wrote that he was born "healthy and on time" in May 2016. However, the parents soon noticed Alfie was not accomplishing common milestones like lifting his head, maintaining eye contact and eating with his hands, according to the Just Giving fundraising page. Doctors initially believed the boy was simply a "late developer," but became concerned when he began experiencing spasms and developed an infection.
The situation is similar to that of another London couple, Chris Gard and Connie Yates, whose son, Charlie, died in July after a lengthy court battle to treat the terminally ill 11-month-old baby. Earlier this year, Takesha Thomas and Lanre Haastrup lost their son, Isaiah, after a judge ruled that doctors could stop providing intensive care treatment to the boy who suffered brain damage.
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Meghan Markle's go-to bling — that is, before Prince Harry gave her that gorgeous diamond engagement ring featuring a stone from Botswana and two others from Princess Diana's personal collection — is back.
Back before she was dating Harry, when she was still an actress slash activist with an active Instagram account, Meghan was frequently spotted wearing BaubleBar's Peacemaker Ring, a gorgeous gold style featuring a leaf-like detail that wraps around two fingers, with a longer vine extending down the center. The branches of the vine also feature small crystals and is "inspired by nature," according to the company's website.
The ring has been sold out for a while — until now. For those of you who have been wanting to get your hands on Meghan's statement-making piece, you're in luck: On March 1, BaubleBar is releasing the style again in honor of their soon-to-be royal fan — and PEOPLE readers have exclusive access to purchase the ring right now. Even better news? With a price tag of $ 42, this ring will give you the style of a royal on a commoner's budget.
But if you want to rock this Meghan favorite piece yourself, you'd better hurry: It sold out once, and now that it's got the royal seal of approval, it'll undoubtedly sell out again.
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On Tuesday, January 16th, WWE 2K18's Enduring Icons DLC drops and fans will be able to add Matt and Jeff Hardy, along with WWE Hall of Famers Beth Phoenix and The Rock 'n' Roll Express, to their game rosters.
I spoke with Matt Hardy, who's currently in the midst of a fantastical feud with Bray Wyatt, about appearing in his first WWE game in a long while, finally bringing his "Broken/Woken" persona to Monday Night RAW, and whether or not his current story could lead to a Final Deletion-style match in WWE.
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Update: Houston police posted a statement on Twitter saying that Courtney Roland was found in the Galleria area and "appears unharmed."
According to the statement, she will be taken to an area hospital for an evaluation. Authorities are not releasing the location where she was found.
UPDATE: Our officers have found Ms. Roland in the Galleria area. She appears unharmed. She'll be taken to an area hospital for an evaluation. We are not providing the location where she was found or hospital at this time. More info to follow. #HouNews https://t.co/btdaJLbifW
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A college football reporter has been reported missing after she texted her roommate that a suspicious man had been following her, according to authorities.
Courtney Roland, 29, was last seen at 4 p.m. local time on Saturday afternoon after covering a Texas A&M football camp in Houston, Texas. Later that evening, she apparently went out in her Jeep Cherokee. At 12:30 A.M. early Sunday morning, she texted a roommate saying that she had been followed by a suspicious man in a blue truck, the Houston Police Department told PEOPLE.
According to her texts, the man followed her all the way home, but allegedly drove off when she got out.
HOUSTON AREA RT HELP: @CourtneyRivals has been missing since 4pm after leaving a football tryout in an Uber.
If you know anything, see her, etc. Please call Houston PD missing persons at 832-394-1840. pic.twitter.com/X4O5auYYAY
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Roland's roommate told local outlet Click 2 Houston that she and Roland were supposed to meet up on Sunday, but that she never heard from Roland again.
Police found Roland's Jeep late Sunday. Her phone, purse, iPad, computer and credit cards were also found.
Roland's mother told Click 2 Houston that she received a text from Roland's phone saying, "Hello the owner of this phone Courtney. I am buying an iPad."
Houston Police confirmed to PEOPLE that they are continuing to investigate the case, and will release more information as it emerges.
We are investigating this missing person's case. We encourage anyone with information on Ms. Courtney Roland's whereabouts to call our Missing Person's Unit at 832-394-1840 #hounews CC7 https://t.co/bN6Y6kYMKS
— Houston Police (@houstonpolice) January 8, 2018
Roland was last seen wearing an orange Remington hat and a camouflage fleece sweater. She drives a 2015 white Jeep Cherokee with the license plate number HZC7778.
Anyone with information on Roland's whereabouts is urged to call Houston Police Department's Missing Persons hotline at 832-394-1840.
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NEW DELHI — This has been another milestone year for Gildo Zegna, since he is marking two decades as Ermenegildo Zegna's chief executive officer.
In addition, 2017 represents 10 years since the Italian men's wear brand entered the Indian market, which Zegna described on a visit here as of "key strategic importance" while surveying the country's changing retail landscape and speaking to students at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, about the challenges of a family-owned business.
The ceo has begun to institute a new brand strategy over the last year; changed design direction under creative director Alessandro Sartori, who joined in June 2016; is excited about innovations like tech-merino and pelle tesuto, and has a continued focus on bringing in Millennials to the brand.
This year, close to 50 percent of the Zegna group's turnover will come from the Asian market.
In an exclusive interview with WWD, Zegna talked about the allure of Asian markets while adding both prophecy and insight to his 20 years at the helm.
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Gildo Zegna: I have lasted long. Usually a chief executive officer lasts
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Dolly Parton is using her self-proclaimed fairy-tale face (and voice) for a great cause.
The famed singer and actress is set to release her first children's album, I Believe In You, whose profits will go right back into her non-profit organization Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.
"That fact that I love kids and people relate to me looking like a Mother Goose or Cinderella — you know, one of those over-exaggerated cartoon characters — it gets children's attention, and it keeps me young," Parton, 71, tells PEOPLE ahead of the album's release.
"We talk about responsibility, we talk about bullying," she adds of the album's themes. "We talk about giving, we talk about friendship, loyalty and all those wonderful little things, and we do it in a fun way. The songs are very uplifting, very singable. Hopefully, people are gonna get a kick out of this, and the kids are gonna love it."
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The 9 to 5 legend launched the Imagination Library in 1995. Over the past 22 years, the organization has provided almost 100 million books to children in an effort to encourage a love of reading. And the story behind her inspiration is a tearjerker.
"I started it in honor of my dad," Parton explains. "My dad was not able to read and write — he was a country boy with a bunch of kids, and he had to work instead of going to school when he was a little boy, and so he never had the chance to get an education."
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"And it seemed to really bother him a lot and I thought, 'Well, what can I do for my precious dad?' 'Cause he was the greatest daddy in the world and one of the smartest people I'd ever known," she adds. "So I said, 'Dad, why don't we put together a little program where we give children books from the time they're born, once a month, until they start school?' "
"That way, they can learn to read, love books. If you can read, you can kinda self-educate," Parton adds. "Now we're all over the world. We've given away almost 100 million books, and all the money from this project goes into the Imagination Library to put more books in the hands of more children."
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When Olivia Newton-John began to have trouble walking, she never imagined that it was due to a cancer relapse.
The 68-year-old actress told Today that she initially thought her pain was due to sciatica. However, she soon learned she had breast cancer that had metastasized to the sacrum.
"I guess it was a little surprising," she told Natalie Morales in an interview that aired Thursday morning. "I never would have associated it because in my mind, it was over. I had finished with it."
However, Newton-John is not letting her diagnosis get her down. Although she admits to having dark moments, she chooses to be positive and look forward with a "glass half full" attitude.
"I don't read into prognosis and statistics because I think that can really be depressing," she said. "I'm not going to be one of those statistics, I'm going to be fine."
The Grease star added, "I will probably deal with this in my life as an ongoing thing. I think you can live with cancer the way you live with other things if you take care of yourself."
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The actress also shared that she's been treating the pain with medical marijuana her husband John Easterling grows.
"People have this vision from the '60s of people just sitting around and getting stoned," she said. "I think that it's not about that. This plant is a healing plant. I think we need to change the vision of what it is because it helped me greatly and it helps with pain and inflammation."
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"I just make them all listen to me," she said. "And they don't always do."
Brown added, "I was a single parent for a long time with Phoenix, so I kind of learned that way, and moms always know best."
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NEW YORK – Chris Paul didn't seem stressed about being a free agent.
The NBA player, who is currently between teams, was in good spirits on Tuesday night while celebrating the launch of his capsule collection with Five Four, a men's wear subscription service, at Catch in the Meatpacking District.
"This is sort of my first time being a free agent, and I can see how it can become stressful and taxing and you feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. But I'm so fortunate to have the family and support system that I have," said Paul.
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DC's upcoming event comic Dark Nights: metal just got a lot bigger, as the company has revealed a series of seven one-shot specials tying into the core mini-series from writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capuulo. Each of these one-shots will star a twisted, evil version of Batman pulled from the "Dark Multiverse" introduced in Metal. And it appears each one is also patterned after one of the core members of the Justice League.
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Additionally, DC has revealed that several ongoing Rebirth titles will tie into the events of Metal this September. Teen Titans #12 (written by Benjamin Percy and drawn by Mirka Andolfo), Nightwing #29 (written by Tim Seeley and drawn by Paul Pelletier) and Suicide Squad #26 (written by Rob Williams and drawn by Stepjan Sejic) will all participate in a crossover called "Gotham Resistance," as these characters fight to defend Gotham from an army of villains driven mad by the influence of these seven evil Batmen.
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The jokes are on President Donald Trump. Literally.
Trump is on course to become the most joked-about president on late-night television in at least the past 25 years, according to a new study.
The Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason University counted the number of opening monologue Trump-themed zingers delivered by Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and Trevor Noah during Trump's first 100 days in office.
It found they mocked Trump some 1,060 times. When combined with jokes about Trump's family and administration, the figure soared to 1,530.
"Donald Trump is head and shoulders above the competition as the politician late night comedians most love to hate," the center's director, S. Robert Lichter, said in a statement Thursday.
According to the tally, the 100-day joke total is already higher than the number of quips made about former presidents Barack Obama (936), George W. Bush (546) and Bill Clinton (440) during each of their first 12 months in office.
Trump is also "on track to easily eclipse" the record 1,717 jokes made about Clinton in 1998 amid the Monica Lewinsky scandal and his impeachment, said the center, which has been analyzing late-night TV joke data since 1992.
Colbert, whose "Late Show" ratings have spiked during Trump's administration, told 337 jokes about Trump. Noah made 315, Fallon had 231, and Kimmel did 177.
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Caitlyn Jenner is currently in the middle of a massive publicity tour for her new tell-air memoir, The Secrets Of My Life, which hit stores Tuesday.
After catching up with Diane Sawyer on Friday ― almost exactly two years after she came out as transgender on ABC's "20/20" ― Jenner made stops at "Good Morning America," Fox News and "Live With Kelly." And on Tuesday she dropped by HuffPost for an in depth, nearly hour-long interview.
The 67-year-old Olympian and reality TV star was in high spirits and opened up about a wide range of topics, from President Donald Trump to Kendall's controversial Pepsi ad to her beef with Ellen DeGeneres, as well as her thoughts on womanhood and being catcalled.
On Trump and reconciling her identity as a Republican with her identity as a member of the transgender community:
"What I'd say to Donald Trump is, "Be true to yourself." You said during the whole campaign — and actually I did talk to him during the campaign on the phone about transgender issues and the entire LGBT community — and he was nothing but in support. He was great on the phone and I complimented him… I thought we might be OK here. But it turned around for me when the whole Title IX thing went down…"
On Kim Kardashian being the first of her children she told about being trans and what Kim taught her about being a woman:
"Kim is so curious, so openminded. She goes, 'What the hell is going on with you?'… Eventually, years down the line [after I initially came out to Kim], I decided, OK, I'm finally at a point in my life where my kids are all grown, it's time for me, I have to live my life authentically, and I told Kim, I said, 'I'm doing it,' and her reaction was 'Well then, girl, you'd better rock it! If you're going to do this, you can't go out and let the paparazzi get a picture of you just absolutely disheveled…'"
On Kendall Jenner's controversial Pepsi ad:
"Honestly I felt very sorry for Kendall. It's kind of like, sometimes, 'welcome to the real world.' We live in a very tough political environment, social environment. You have massive amounts of media looking for a story and obviously some people were looking at that commercial very differently than the way I was looking at it. I get that. And Kendall gets that too. She didn't mean any malice. She goes, 'I'm just a model that was hired for a job to go in there and do this…'"
On her feelings about Ellen DeGeneres, after claiming in her memoir that her appearance on the comedian's show and DeGeneres' subsequent actions "further alienated [her] from members of the LGBTQ community":
"I don't hold a grudge against nobody. Would I do the show again? Ehh… I don't know. Maybe it'd be good to do the show just to get it out with Ellen. I'd rather do it in private over dinner. I really don't want to do it publicly. I just was hurt by that — especially because that was at the beginning…"
On womanhood and being catcalled:
"Yesterday we were walking over to Tavern On The Green… and some guy — it was like the construction worker guy — starts yelling at me… he was yelling some rude remark that you'd say to some woman. And I just started laughing because I didn't grow up like that, as a woman who got all of that stuff. It was just kind of funny. It happens all the time — that's what women go through. Courtney, my hairstylist, was with me and she goes [dismissively waves] 'yeah…' She's used to that. She's had all that yelling at but I haven't. So, yeah, there are a lot of things in life ― of womanhood ― that I did not experience… I'll always consider myself a trans woman because I missed a lot of stuff. And trans women are good!"
Caitlyn Jenner's memoir, The Secrets Of My Life, is now available.
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Ina Garten's life is a delicious one ― and as the "Barefoot Contessa" and cookbook queen, she never felt like she needed to have kids for it to be that way.
In a visit with Katie Couric for Couric's podcast on Thursday, Garten opened up about her decision not to have children with her husband Jeffrey.
"We decided not to have children," she told Couric. "I really appreciate that other people do, and we will always have friends that have children that we are close to, but it was a choice I made very early. I really felt ― I feel ― that I would have never been able to have the life I've had. So it's a choice and that was the choice I made."
Never change, Ina.
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Trevor Noah does not forget.
The "Daily Show" host called out Ivanka Trump for going back on her word, having claimed she would not take a job in her father's White House, during his "Ain't Nobody Got Time For That" segment on Thursday.
"Remember how Donald Trump and Ivanka promised they wouldn't turn the White House into a mom-and-pop store? Yeah?" Noah asked. "No nepotism. Remember that? Well, clearly, they don't."
On Wednesday, the White House announced that Ivanka would be taking an official unpaid role as an assistant to the president, despite insisting just months ago that she was only "going to be a daughter."
Noah knew it was only a matter of time before President Trump brought daughter Ivanka on board, but for it to happen only two months in?
"This guy has the patience of a toddler," Noah said.
Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Mahershala Ali, Amy Poehler and a whole host of other stars are teaming up for Stand for Rights: A Benefit for the ACLU. Join us at 7 p.m. Eastern on Friday, March 31 on Facebook Live.
You can support the ACLU right away. Text POWER to 20222 to give $ 10 to the ACLU. The ACLU will call you to explain other actions you can take to help. Visit www.hmgf.org/t for terms. #StandForRights2017
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Tim Allen thinks being a conservative in Hollywood is like living in "'30s Germany."
At least, he said as much during an interview on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on March 17.
"You've gotta be real careful around here," Allen told Kimmel after the host asked him about attending Donald Trump's inauguration. "You get beat up if you don't believe what everybody believes. This is like '30s Germany. I don't know what happened. If you're not part of the group, you know, 'What we believe is right!' I go, 'Well I might have a problem with that.' I'm a comedian, I like going on both sides."
The former "Home Improvement" star's comments are being met with outrage by New York's Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect, which has demanded the actor apologize. In a statement posted on Facebook on March 19, the organization wrote that Allen's comments are a "deeply offensive characterization that trivialize the horrors imposed on Jews in Nazi Germany."
"Tim, have you lost your mind?" Steven Goldstein, the center's executive director said, per the statement. "No one in Hollywood today is subjecting you or anyone else to what the Nazis imposed on Jews in the 1930s — the world's most evil program of dehumanization, imprisonment and mass brutality, implemented by an entire national government, as the prelude for the genocide of nearly an entire people."
He continued, "Sorry, Tim, that's just not the same as getting turned down for a movie role. It's time for you to leave your bubble to apologize to the Jewish people and, to be sure, the other peoples also targeted by the Nazis."
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In the early 1990s, painter Kerry James Marshall created a series of paintings depicting black love ― a subject that, despite being glaringly simple, was largely absent from the annals of art history.
In one 1992 painting, "Slow Dance," a black couple slow dances together in their living room as music notes swirl around them. Marshall immortalizes this romantic moment, exceptional in its ordinariness, magical because it's mundane. With his paintbrush, Marshall sought to normalize the banal elements of black life that are nearly always overlooked by art, film, and cultural representation. The basic gesture of depicting black couples hanging out was something revolutionary.
Artist Leslie Barlow had Marshall on the mind when she embarked on her most recent series "Loving" in 2015. The mixed media paintings depict interracial couples based around the Minnesota area, where Barlow lives and works. The series takes its name from the landmark Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this year.
Fifty years feels wildly short when considering this is how long interracial marriage has been legal in the United States. And still, prejudice regarding interracial couples endured long past the Loving ruling. "I think a lot of people forget that there is this history of discrimination, and it didn't just disappear when the Supreme Court banned anti-discrimination laws," Barlow told The Huffington Post. "I wish that was the case, but racism is totally alive and well in this country."
This inequity is painfully clear, for example, in the history of art, where oil paint has been used to tell certain kids of stories about certain kinds of people for centuries, leaving whole populations unrepresented and seemingly overlooked. "My work is about having agency over the representation of my story and stories like mine," Barlow said. "It's a sharing of experiences we don't often see."
Barlow, who is mixed race, began making work that grappled with themes of race and identity while in graduate school. Her earlier work mainly depicted members of her immediate family, but with "Loving," Barlow hoped to create equally personal works for a larger community.
In particular, she was interested in the local Minneapolis–Saint Paul population, which still lags behind most other U.S. states in terms of race and representation. "The lack of diversity in Minnesota did have an impact on my racial development and ideas of what was 'normal,'" Barlow said. She resolved to illustrate interracial couples, still largely erased from the cultural archives, hoping the intimate depictions could steer viewers away from binary methods of thinking about race that operate primarily in terms of black and white.
For the series, Barlow selected couples and families in the local vicinity, most of whom she knew through personal connections. "I wanted the paintings to meet these families where they are," she said. She began by photographing her subjects in a space they felt comfortable ― whether at home or roaming the neighborhood. She then rendered the photographic images onto un-stretched canvasses or wooden panels, starting with acrylic underpainting and adding layers of oil paint and pastel.
Barlow also experimented with sewing and collaging fabric onto the works, subtly alluding to the traditions of quilting and tapestry. "The quilt is a coming together of these disparate materials to make something beautiful, whole, uniquely its own thing," she said. "It ends up being a metaphor for these people coming together to become one family. Quilts also bring up these ideas of domesticity and family, the warmth of that."
Although the Loving case is the impetus for the series, the paintings themselves depict couples and families ― hanging out, cuddling, drinking a glass of wine ― just being, together. "I want each painting to be unique, but to also have this thing in common of feeling normal," she said.The artist communicated with all of her subjects beforehand to agree on an environment and activity that represented their daily lives. "The paintings felt mundane in the best of ways. That's what I want, to normalize these images."
Although race and identity have long been ideas central to Barlow's artistic project, they are especially necessary right now, when racist and anti-immigrant rhetoric are becoming commonplace under President Trump's administration. "I don't shy away from my art being political," Barlow said. "I do believe in the power of images and social change. I think, as an artist, it's my duty to reflect the world and what's going on within it. I feel it's important I continue to push that."
Leslie Barlow's "Loving" is on view until March 25, 2017 at Public Functionary in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Celebrity fans and friends have paid tribute to actor John Hurt, who died at the age of 77 on Friday.
Jamie Lee Curtis, Kiefer Sutherland, Sharon Stone, Elijah Wood and J.K. Rowling, among many others, posted heartfelt messages on Twitter in honor of the British star, who is perhaps best known for his roles in "The Elephant Man," "1984" and "Midnight Express."
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Unlike celibacy ― where people give up sex as a choice ―asexuality is a sexual orientation, according to the Asexual Visibility and Education Network (AVEN). Asexual people have the same emotional needs as anyone and are just as capable of being in intimate relationships as other people ― they're just not interested in sex. And being asexual categorically does not mean you're lonely.
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You're tired. You're exhausted from the moment you get up in the morning. It feels like you've been plowing the field with a fork. You're working too hard and not getting enough done. This can get a person down, especially during this busy season. Fatigue can trigger sadness and vice versa.
There's hope! Short of a serious medical issue, there are several reasons for being tired that can be remedied with just a bit of effort. I'll list them below and then offer seven simple solutions to help you get more energy and a positive outlook; a rejuvenated way to greet the New Year.
Anxiety, depression, fear, grief from loss, stress and the feeling of lack control are all factors that may create a bio-chemical reaction (cortisol and other stress hormones) that if unregulated may wear a person down. With a new year you may be reflecting on the past year and come up with self-criticism and regret. Or you may be anxious about the future, your finances and/or your loved ones. Below are some suggestions on how to release some of the emotional weight so that you are not feeling so exhausted from carrying them.
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As you move into the New Year, know that you can choose different ways to improve your health and wellbeing. Just by acknowledging the possibility that you can be less tired, you have already started your journey. Here's to your health, vitality and happiness!
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Four months after asking her to marry him, Brenna Clanton's fiancé broke up with her ― via text.
Unfortunately for the fiance, he missed out on an epic Christmas gift from Clanton: Two tickets to see the Dallas Cowboys' home game against the Detroit Lions the day after Christmas.
Clanton, 30, took her best friend instead and brought a hilarious sign to spread the word about what happened. Here's a pic posted by Alex McDaniel, an editor at the Oxford Eagle:
"My fiance dumped me in a text message," the Austin, Texas-based hairstylist wrote on the sign. "He should have waited until after Christmas. #nothingincommon"
Unsurprisingly, the Internet (especially fellow Cowboys fans) loved Clanton's "win some, lose some" attitude and her snazzy sign:
In an interview with the Dallas Morning News, Clanton explained why she brought the feather boa-lined sign.
"I decided to have some fun with it, this was my little get-back to him," she said. "I thought this might show up on the jumbotron or TV broadcast and I knew (my ex) would be watching the game."
Moral of the story? Don't break up with someone before Christmas, via text. Your ex may go viral.
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Get it before it's gone. With the licenses for the apparel offerings of President-elect Donald Trump no longer active, there aren't too many goods left in the market.
On the Trump Organization web site Wednesday, the Donald J. Trump Collection suits, dress shirts and neckwear are prominently displayed, along with an assortment of small leather goods, accessories and eyewear.
Clicking on the apparel tabs brings a potential customer to Amazon, where a two-piece windowpane suit is $ 156.74 and a two-button flat-front wool model is $ 114.99. Neckwear — including an extralong model — ranges from $ 59.50 to $ 85 while a Tattersall dress shirt is $ 26.26 and cufflinks are $ 29.95 to $ 40. All of the merchandise is being sold at a sharp discount.
The small leather-goods tab brings a shopper to a Van Heusen store locator page while the eyewear customer is brought to eyeglasses.com.
According to men's wear sources, the three companies that had held the licenses for these products — PVH for dress shirts and neckwear, Randa for small leather goods and Peerless Clothing for tailored clothing — are no longer producing any merchandise under the Trump name. "When Terry Lundgren said he was done, everybody dumped the product and stopped making it," said
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