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The last six White House press secretaries were moms of young kids. They left a year earlier than the men who came before them.
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A nurse practitioner to star athletes allegedly ran a sprawling opioid pill operation. Until an NFL player’s wife alerted the DEA.
A USA TODAY analysis found mothers who served as White House press secretaries stayed about a year less than everyone else. It's a trend similar to what's happening across America.
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Tony Romo faces three new citations stemming from his July arrest, with his future at CBS Sports still uncertain
Wyoming’s Republican governor pushed back on what he called “very odd” election monitoring by the Justice Department.
A Venezuelan father who was living in Texas is now stranded in West Africa after ICE deported him there.
