Obama on Colbert Show Downplays Power of Presidency
The president joked about the office's trappings during The Colbert Report appearance. He described his daughters teasing his ears and left socks on the floor, saying sitting behind Colbert's desk gives him a sense of power while he defends his immigration actions and Keystone XL delay.
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Miniskirt passion sparks rekindled marriage in Pennsylvania
A 50th birthday gag gift led to an 80s Halloween party costume and a burst of renewed intimacy for a Pennsylvania couple. The note also includes letters to Dear Abby about infidelity consequences, social reactions, and dating curiosities with guidance on privacy and relationships.
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Obama on Colbert show teases Obamacare era finale
President Obama appears on Colbert’s program for the third time, signaling the final two weeks of the show. He riffs as Colbert in a Word segment and quips about Obamacare with a snarky audience message reading Everything but the Obama.
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Rivera estate sues over fatal Learjet crash details
The Jenni Rivera estate files a negligence lawsuit against Starwood Management Inc and aircraft service firms Bombardier Inc and Learjet Inc. The Learjet 25 crashed in northern Mexico in December 2012, killing Rivera and several entourage members.
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Not for kids adults own affair fuels turmoil
Reader asks if her husband’s sexual encounter with her friend while both were drinking counts as cheating. Amy warns the friend may not have consented and labels the husband potentially a rapist if coercion occurred. The note stresses danger of pregnancy and police involvement and damaged friendships.
Fine wines and gear for the thoughtful gift giver
Retailers stock wines by style and origin for holiday gifting. Choose two to twelve bottles within budget. avoid short shelf life closeouts. Accessories like corkscrews and aerators aid enjoyment, with items from $10 to $299 and expert Gary Twining of Cutting Edge Selection available for guidance.
Cutting revenge and knives in a playful holiday note
A narrator muses on silence and vengeance through a shopping list of Cutco knives. Prices for a 32-piece set and other options are quoted, ending with a hopeful contact to Chrissy Kadleck for sale details. The tone blends humor with sharp metaphor and a personal grievance.
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