This week, Ben Carson released a rap campaign ad, Jon Stewart announced his TV comeback and Twitter said goodbye to its signature star icon.
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The ad was made in an attempt to woo young black voters, a group Republicans historically have struggled to attract.
Anyone in the area who has been sick with intestinal symptoms and has eaten at Chipotle since mid-October is encouraged to go see their doctor and get tested.
Williams shared the story via a Facebook post this past Wednesday.
In a statement the network’s programming president said “Jon Stewart led a revolution that changed the face of TV comedy on the ‘Daily Show, He graced our network nearly 20 years ago, so we’re thrilled to welcome back his immense talents in this next chapter of his career.”
In defense of the change, product manager Akarshan Kumar said : “We want to make Twitter easier and more rewarding to use, and we know that at times the star could be confusing, especially to newcomers.”
“I eat nails before I have breakfast,” Bush said before beginning a three-day tour of New Hampshire. “This is a tough fight, and I knew it was gonna be hard.”
Investigators are combing a six square-mile area of the Egyptian desert for wreckage to determine what caused the Metrojet to break up in midair.
O’Neill has launched a website called Let’s Be Game Changers in which she plans to continue to educate others on what she calls the destructive nature of social media and the artificial happiness it purveys. The NBC/WSJ poll was conducted October 25th through the 29th, before and after last week’s third Republican presidential debate hosted by CNBC. Jolie and Pitt’s upcoming movie, “By the Sea,” was inspired by Jolie’s mourning after her mother’s death in 2007. The candidates will square off in the fourth GOP debate next Tuesday in Milwaukee. The state’s decision is a personal loss for some notable investors in the industry, including former boy-band heartthrob Nick Lachey and NBA hall of famer Oscar Robertson.
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