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Clinton World is scoffing at suggestions from Donald Trump and other Republicans. They said that Hillary Clinton is making a mistake in suggesting she’d give a major role in her White House on the issue of the economy to Bill Clinton. Trump has mocked the suggestion of putting the former president to work. “How can Crooked Hillary put her husband in charge of the economy when he was responsible for NAFTA, the worst economic deal in U.S. history?” the presumptive GOP presidential nominee tweeted on Tuesday. And former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) suggested that the promise of such a major role for Bill Clinton suggests he is effectively running for a third term. “The president of the United States has an actual job to create jobs, create wealth, create take home pay,” he said on Fox Business Network. “That’s Hillary’s job if she wants to be president. That’s not the first spouse’s job.” The Clinton camp sees Bill Clinton as a valuable asset and believes the GOP a...

Hillary Clinton got the win in Kentucky. It took a last-minute campaign blitz and a significant financial investment for her to win the country Democratic primary by half a percentage point over her stubborn primary foe Bernie Sanders — in a state she won by 35 percentage points over Barack Obama in their 2008 primary clash and where her family has deep political roots going back decades. Sanders, after racing Clinton right up to the finish line in the Bluegrass State, easily won the Oregon primary, and declared at a raucous rally in California that despite pressure from the Clinton campaign to abandon his quest for the nomination, he would stay in the race "until the last ballot is cast." His speech did little to soothe escalating tensions between the Democratic campaigns. Clinton did not appear in public on Tuesday night, but her campaign tweeted thanks to the people of Kentucky and said "we're always stronger united." We just won Kentucky! Than...

If you want to tell your baby's sex, it's better to do it gorgeously. Victoria’s Secret model Candice Swanepoel did. She let the world know the sex of her baby on Tuesday. She posted to Instagram a topless black and white photo of her tummy spilling out over unbuttoned jeans with the caption: “My not so little boy.” The South African stunner’s classy image quickly drew hundreds of thousands of likes. Swanepoel announced her pregnancy with her fiancé, Brazilian male model Hermann Nicoli, in March. Source : Huffington Post

The first of more than 200 school girls kidnapped by Boko Haram in 2014 has been found. This is the first to be recovered since the time of the abduction, according to an activist with the Bring Back Our Girls movement in Nigeria. The girl was found on the edge of Sambisa Forest, in the northeast of the country, where the girls have long been suspected to have been held since they were kidnapped from their school dormitory. She was identified by a local resident and taken to her mother, who confirmed her identity, the activist says. More than 200 of the girls abducted from the town of Chibok remain missing. Boko Haram militants kidnapped 276 teenage girls from their boarding school in Chibok in Borno, northeast Nigeria, on April 14, 2014. At least 57 girls were able to escape soon after their abduction. Their kidnapping sparked global outrage, with Michelle Obama, Malala Yousafzai and a slew of other high-profile figures lending their weight to the #BringBackOur...

Announced by the Labor Department on Tuesday, one of the most ambitious economic reforms of the Obama era, finalizing a new rule that will extend overtime protections to millions of additional workers, have been completed. The administration will accomplish that by raising what’s known as the overtime salary threshold. Nearly all workers earning salaries beneath that threshold are entitled to time-and-a-half pay whenever they work more than 40 hours in a week. The current threshold is just $23,660. The White House will be doubling that number, to $47,476, guaranteeing overtime rights for salaried workers earning less than that. The Labor Department will now update the threshold every three years to make sure it keeps pace with inflation. The White House estimates that the change will bring overtime rights to 4.2 million workers who are currently excluded. It will also clarify eligibility for another 8.9 million workers who may or may not have overtime protections under t...

Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi confirms that Iraqi government forces have taken control of a remote western town from ISIS, The recapture of Rutba is the latest victory for Iraqi government forces in Anbar province  Mr Abadi announced that counter-terrorism troops, backed by tribesmen and US-led coalition air strikes, had raised the Iraqi flag in central Rutba. Rutba was an important "support zone" used by IS to stage operations further north and east, the coalition said. The town, on the main road to Jordan, was seized by IS two years ago. It is also located south of a key IS-controlled border crossing with Syria, which the group uses to move militants and supplies to its strongholds in Iraq. Despite its importance, the coalition believed Rutba was not as heavily defended as the IS-held city of Falluja, with as few as 100 militants based there. The recapture of Rutba, 360km (225 miles) west of the capital Bagh...

Kim Kardashian has made a promise that we fully believe she'll keep. The brunette beauty, who stirred up some controversy over her bare-bodied and super racy photograph on Instagram recently, promised that she'll be sharing her enviable figure with masses again (and again and again and again). Kim attended the 2016 Webby Awards tonight where she accepted the inaugural Break the Internet Award for her "unparalleled success online" and for inventing "a new type of celebrity," and during her acceptance speech was simply, "Naked selfies until I die." For those who are sitting there still wondering what this event is, we got you. The Webby's are essentially the Oscars of the Internet, and award winners are only allowed five words in their acceptance speeches. Source : E! Online