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(CNN) Congressional investigators have unearthed an email from a top Trump aide that referenced a previously unreported effort to arrange a meeting last year between Trump campaign officials and Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to sources with direct knowledge of the matter.

The aide, Rick Dearborn, who is now President Donald Trump's deputy chief of staff, sent a brief email to campaign officials last year relaying information about an individual who was seeking to connect top Trump officials with Putin, the sources said.

The person was only identified in the email as being from "WV," which one source said was a reference to West Virginia. It's unclear who the individual is, what he or she was seeking, or whether Dearborn even acted on the request. One source said that the individual was believed to have had political connections in West Virginia, but details about the request and who initiated it remain vague.

The same source said Dearborn in the email appeared skeptical of the requested meeting.

Sources said the email occurred in June 2016 around the time of the recently revealed Trump Tower meeting where Russians with Kremlin ties met with the president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., his son-in-law Jared Kushner as well as then-campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.

While many details around the Dearborn email are unclear, its existence suggests the Russians may have been looking for another entry point into the Trump campaign to see if there were any willing partners as part of their effort to discredit -- and ultimately defeat -- Hillary Clinton.

Dearborn's name has not been mentioned much as part of the Russia probe. But he served as then-Sen. Jeff Sessions' chief of staff, as well as a top policy aide on the campaign. And investigators have questions about whether he played a role in potentially arranging two meetings that occurred between the then-Russia ambassador to the US, Sergey Kislyak, and Sessions, who has downplayed the significance of those encounters.

Dearborn was involved in helping to arrange an April 2016 event at the Mayflower Hotel where Trump delivered a major foreign policy address, sources said. Kislyak attended the event and a reception beforehand, but it's unclear whether he interacted with Sessions there.

Dearborn did not respond to multiple inquiries seeking comment. White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders declined to comment, and would not respond to inquiries about Dearborn's email and whether the campaign carried through with that meeting.

"We aren't going to comment on potentially leaked documents," Sanders said.

Intelligence experts say the request made by the unidentified West Virginian fits a pattern of Russians trying to gather human intelligence and seek unwilling -- and sometimes unwitting partners -- as part of their covert operations.

"The Russians are really experts at this," said Steve Hall, a retired CIA chief of Russia operations.

But Hall added that it would be unusual to set up a meeting with Putin himself before meeting with operatives tied to the Kremlin.

Emails about potentially meeting Putin

The Russian "active measures" campaign to influence the US election was fully underway when Dearborn sent his email. This included cyberattacks against the Democratic National Committee and Clinton's senior staffers, as well as pro-Trump messaging by Kremlin-backed propaganda outlets, according to a report declassified by the US intelligence community in January.

And Dearborn wasn't the only person within the Trump campaign emailing about potential Russia meetings. Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos sent an email to top campaign officials in March 2016 about arranging meetings with Russians, sources said. The subject line was "Meeting with Russian Leadership -- Including Putin," according to the source.

Sources told CNN that senior campaign officials dismissed that proposal. Papadopoulos has not responded to CNN's previous requests for comment.

Despite the fact that his idea was brushed aside, Papadopoulos continued his emails about arranging meetings with Russians to other Trump campaign officials for months, The Washington Post reported

"Putin wants to host the Trump team when the time is right," Papadopoulos wrote in an email on April 27 to then-campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, according to the Post. On that same day, Trump delivered his foreign policy speech at the Mayflower Hotel.

The emails from Dearborn and Papadopoulos were included in the batch of 20,000 emails that the Trump campaign handed over to multiple congressional committees earlier this summer.

CNN has reported that the FBI saw intelligence last summer suggesting that Russian operatives tried to use Trump advisers to infiltrate the campaign. Sources said this intelligence referenced foreign policy adviser Carter Page. Page denies ever working for Russia or having any improper contact with Russians.

Sessions led the campaign's foreign policy team, which included Page and Papadopoulos.

Undisclosed meetings with Kislyak

Sessions met at least twice during the campaign with Kislyak, and congressional investigators want to question whether Dearborn was involved in arranging those meetings, which took place in July and September 2016, sources said.

The Attorney General first acknowledged the meetings in March, despite testifying at his confirmation hearing that he "did not have communications with the Russians" and repeated denials from Trump officials that there were any contacts between the campaign and Russians.

The kerfuffle over Sessions' meetings and his lack of disclosure helped trigger his recusal from overseeing the Russia investigation, an action that was widely praised but angered Trump.

CNN reported in May that congressional investigators were examining whether Sessions attended a third private meeting with Kislyak, at the Mayflower event that Dearborn apparently helped plan.

Sessions later told the Senate intelligence committee he didn't remember meeting with or talking to Kislyak at the hotel. Kushner also helped organized the event, and he told congressional investigators earlier this summer that he briefly "shook hands" and "exchanged brief pleasantries" with Kislyak at a reception before Trump's speech.

During the speech, Trump said that "an easing of tensions and improved relations with Russia, from a position of strength, is possible." Kislyak watched from his seat in the front row.

Sessions ally lands in the White House

Dearborn spent nearly two decades working for Sessions in the Senate, eventually rising to chief of staff, a position he held for 12 years, including throughout the 2016 campaign.

Like his boss, who was a top Trump surrogate on the presidential campaign trail, Dearborn played dual roles last year. He ran Sessions' Senate office and also led the Trump campaign's Virginia-based policy shop, handling congressional relations and crafting policy proposals.

The Trump campaign paid Dearborn more than $28,000 last year, mostly for "policy consulting" but also to reimburse travel expenses, according to Federal Election Commission filings.

Shortly after Trump's victory, Dearborn emerged as executive director of the Trump transition.

Dearborn was later appointed Trump's deputy chief of staff for legislative, intergovernmental affairs and implementation, cementing his position in the White House as a senior policy aide. He is among the handful of Sessions aides who landed plum jobs in the administration.
CNN's Evan Perez and Jim Sciutto contributed to this report.




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Google and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. WMT 0.00% are joining forces in a partnership that includes enabling voice-ordered purchases from the retail giant on GoogleÂ’s virtual assistant, challenging rival Amazon.com Inc.Â’s AMZN -0.85% grip on the next wave of e-commerce.

Wal-Mart said Wednesday that next month it will join GoogleÂ’s online-shopping marketplace, Google Express. While the deal will add hundreds of thousands of Wal-Mart items to Google Express, it will also give Wal-Mart access to voice ordering. The deal wonÂ’t alter how consumers receive their orders, because Wal-Mart will fulfill purchases made through Google Express.

Consumers will be able to order Wal-Mart goods from the retailerÂ’s stores by speaking to GoogleÂ’s virtual assistant, which sits in phones, GoogleÂ’s voice-controlled speakers and soon other devices. Wal-Mart said it will share consumersÂ’ purchase history with Google to enable users to quickly reorder items, a primary function of voice-controlled orders for commodity shopping.

“How do you help people who are going to be interacting more and more with devices get their weekly shopping tasks taken care of?” Google Express chief Brian Elliott said in an interview, citing a key reason for the partnership.

The increasing importance of voice shopping suggests Wal-Mart and Google, part of Alphabet Inc., GOOGL +0.43% need each other to compete against Amazon. Voice-controlled ordering is a small but rapidly growing share of online sales, analysts say, and one of the top reasons to use AmazonÂ’s virtual assistant Alexa and its Echo speakers.

Google has “made significant investments in natural language processing and artificial intelligence to deliver a powerful voice shopping experience,” Marc Lore, Wal-Mart’s head of e-commerce.

Amazon effectively invented voice shopping, which allows users to easily order goods, like toilet paper and diapers, thanks to AmazonÂ’s vast data set on customersÂ’ past purchases. A significant portion of online shopping is made up of consumers reordering the same staples. That is well-adapted to voice ordering because a device can recall the preferred brand, size and type, without requiring shoppers to scan through different product listings.

“When I buy a product that I don’t care about, it is actually a pain for me to go to a website and find an item and check out,” said Forrester analyst Brendan Witcher, a former retail executive. “If I can simply say, send me dishwashing soap…and you send it, that’s much easier on me as a consumer.”

To make voice shopping easier, Wal-Mart said it will allow users to link their Wal-Mart accounts to Google Express, so a Wal-Mart shopper who asks the Google Home for more toothpaste will get the same brand she bought last time.

The Wal-Mart-Google partnership comes as Amazon continues to expand its share of online purchases. In July, Amazon claimed nearly 45 cents out of every dollar spent online, according to receipt tracker Slice Intelligence, up from about 43 cents at the start of the year. Wal-Mart, in comparison, claimed nearly 2 cents of each dollar, holding steady.

Google launched Google Express in 2013 and steadily expanded the service to reach the full contiguous U.S. by late last year. Google enlists third-party firms to fulfill orders from a variety of retailers, including Target Corp. , Costco Wholesale Corp. , Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc., and Whole Foods Market Inc., which Amazon agreed to buy in June for $13.7 billion. Google Express earns money on commissions from those merchants. Wal-Mart said it would fulfill its Google Express orders itself, a new, likely cheaper model for Google.

Google said on Wednesday that it is also dropping the $95 annual fee for free shipping on orders that reach a given storeÂ’s minimum cart size, similar to a move Wal-Mart made in January. Google ExpressÂ’ Mr. Elliott said the company decided to offer free shipping on such orders, with a typical minimum of $25 or $35, to make buying easier, particularly when ordering goods via voice interactions.

Wal-Mart will leverage GoogleÂ’s virtual assistant and Echo competitor, the Google Home, to make its goods available at the sound of a consumerÂ’s voice. Google, meanwhile, hopes access to Wal-MartÂ’s inventory will help boost engagement and sales of its assistant and speakers. The partnership will enhance the selection and overall cachet of Google Express, which competes with delivery services such as Instacart Inc. and Uber Technologies Inc.

Amazon introduced the Echo in 2014, a first-of-its-kind voice-controlled smart speaker, and sales quickly took off. Google debuted its Home speaker late last year, and now has about 26% of the market as of June 30, according to Consumer Intelligence Research Partners LLC. The Echo has the rest. Apple Inc. plans to start selling its smart speaker in December.

More than half of Echo users have bought something on their device, and about 30% of those customers buy something at least once a week, according to Consumer Intelligence Research PartnersÂ’ survey of 300 device users. Google Home owners do so at a much lower rate, the survey says.

In recent weeks, Jonathan Khoo, 40 years old, has ordered frequently from his Echo, including Mr. Clean Magic Erasers, Balance Bars, Krazy Glue and BIC lighters. Most of those are inexpensive items that a shopper would usually need to bundle with other purchases to reach a delivery threshold. But they ship as single items via voice, a perk Mr. Khoo, a software developer, says has convinced him to order more from his Echo.

The battle between Wal-Mart and Amazon has recently taken on new intensity, most notably with AmazonÂ’s planned acquisition of Whole Foods, which heightens their competition in groceries. Wal-Mart this week said it is expanding grocery-delivery tests with Uber, and is testing some deliveries by store workers. Google and Wal-Mart hope to enable users to order fresh groceries via voice for in-store pickup next year.

Wal-Mart is competing more aggressively online since its $3.3 billion purchase of shopping site Jet.com last year, headed by Mr. Lore, who then took over Wal-MartÂ’s e-commerce business. Mr. Lore was formerly at Amazon after the online giant bought his e-commerce site in 2010. Amazon recently shut down the unit, Quidsi, citing its unprofitability.

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NASA CONFIRMS EARTH TO EXPERIENCE 15 DAYS OF DARKNESS...


There have been many reports about the changes our planet Earth could endure in the months and years to come but many of them didn’t really pan out, making us question everything we read on the internet. But this time, NASA confirms what’s been circling the web recently – our planet Earth will experience total darkness for 15 days in November 2017 starting from November 15 to November 29.

NASA reports that this strange occurrence was expected to happen but they didnÂ’t know exactly when. Upon more detailed examination the astronomers from NASA confirmed that the phenomenon will start on November 15 at 3:00 am and will most likely last until November 30, 4:45 pm.
According to experts this blackout will be caused by an astronomical event between Jupiter and Venus. There was even a detailed 1000 pages document written by Charles Bolden, head of NASA explaining the strange event to officials at the White House.
According to the report, during this specific period Jupiter and Venus will come in close proximity of each other and will be separated by just 1 degree. Venus will move to the south-west of Jupiter and as a result it will shine 10 times brighter than Jupiter. VenusÂ’ bright light will heat up the gases in Jupiter causing a reaction which will release a an absurdly high amount of hydrogen into the space. This reaction will come in contact with our Sun at 2:50 am on November 15th.

Once the hydrogen reaches the Sun, a massive explosion is bound to occur on the surface of the Sun, increasing the temperature to more than 9000 degrees. The whole process will generate so much heat that the Sun will change its color into a bluish shade. Once this happens, the Sun will need a minimum of 14 days to restore its normal color and temperature.
As a result of this strange phenomenon, the SunÂ’s light will be seen much dimmer from the Earth and hence the 15-day blackout NASA is talking about.
“We do not expect any major effects from the Blackout event. The only effect this event will have on Earth is an increase of 6 – 8 degrees in temperature. the polar cap will be mostly affected by this. No one should worry much. This event would be similar to what Alaskans experience in the winter”, Bolden said.
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(CNN)German police have seized around 5,000 ecstasy tablets shaped like the head of US President Donald Trump, a haul worth tens of thousands of euros.

The tablets were found in a car in Lower Saxony, a state in northwest Germany, police confirmed in a statement Monday.
German police released images of the pills on Monday.
German police released images of the pills on Monday.
"During the search of the vehicle police found about 5,000 ecstasy tablets with the portrait of the American president ... the purchase value of the tablets amounts to approximately 11,000 euros (about $12,900); the sales value amounts to approximately 39,000 euros," the statement said.
A 51-year-old man and his 17-year-old son appeared in court on Sunday and an arrest warrant has been issued.

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Get ready social smokers. Weed clubs could be coming to a city near you. Is this the next step for legalization in the United States?


Don’t be so hasty to book that trip to Amsterdam; weed clubs could be coming to a city near you. In Denver, where recreational cannabis is the law of the land, efforts are being made to establish places where people can socially smoke weed. Will these efforts come to fruition? Or will they die in the planning stage?


Social Smoking





The state of Colorado legalized recreational weed back in 2012, and since then, adults have been able to purchase cannabis from licensed dispensaries, even without a medical card. There is a catch though. You can’t consume weed, either through smoking or vaping, in any public area, including dispensaries. So, if you’re a responsible adult who has purchased some weed, your only choice is to smoke it at home. Not such a great option if you want to be social and meet new people





But that might be about to change. Last year, residents of Denver voted to implement measures that would permit bring-your-own weed clubs for legal smokers. The city is set to start accepting applications for weed clubs by the end of this month.

But, of course, there are a dozen hurdles that the cannabis industry in Denver must clear. For one, the state’s liquor board won’t allow the use of weed in any establishment with a liquor license. So bars and most restaurants are automatically out as potential public places where one could smoke weed. Places like art galleries and coffee shops are still in the running to allow pot use on the premises, though.

But there’s an additional issue. Potential pot clubs must maintain a substantial distance away from schools, playgrounds, and any other place children may gather. Twice as far as liquor establishments, to be exact Which is, frankly, hypocritical since alcohol is known to be much more destructive and unhealthy than cannabis is.


Final Hit: Weed Clubs Could Be Coming To A City Near You


Despite the strict rules and regulations regarding cannabis use, the players of Denver’s cannabis scene remain hopeful. The possibility of weed clubs in the city is too good to ignore. If cannabis users could have a designated legal area to smoke that isn’t limited to their home, it could revolutionize the way people view the herb By implementing weed clubs, cannabis smoking will become viewed as a social activity, akin to drinking alcohol, and thus will become more accepted. Progress is progress, especially when it comes to cannabis. Despite the plethora of research supporting legalization, it remains a controversial subject for lawmakers and state officials. Legal public consumption would be a huge step in the right direction for the country. And if Denver leads the way, then weed clubs could be coming to a city near you

Champion bodybuilder Dallas McCarver has died after he apparently choked on his food at home in Florida.
The 26-year-old bodybuilding superstar known to fans as 'Big Country' was found unconscious Monday evening at his home in Boca Raton by a friend shortly after speaking on the phone with his girlfriend WWE star Dana Brooke, TMZ reported.
Brooke, whose real name is Ashley Mae Sebera, said the last thing McCarver told her was that he was going to cook dinner and said, 'I love you. Goodbye.'
She said his cause of death is believed to be choking on food, and that she was told there were no signs of foul play.

In addition, she said it does not appear that the 26-year-old tried to harm himself.
Earlier on Monday, McCarver appeared to be fine as he worked out in a local gym and posted a video to Instagram where he chest-pressed 160 pound dumbbells in each hand.
He captioned the video: 'Could've been a little slower and better under control wth (sic) these 160s today... but sometimes you've just got to let the intensity flow. Great chest day with @josh_lenartowicz in @project_flex_fl#DragonsLair ! That damn @Redcon1official#Silencer had me sweating like a whore in church boy! Whew!!!! #HotAsHell #LoveIt#DoTheHardSfuff #bigcountry#dallasmccarver #outgrowyourego#redcon1'


The 6'1", 300-lb athlete began competing in the bodybuilding circuit when he was 21 and quickly started winning popular competitions.
He placed first in the NPC Hub City Fitness Quest Junior Heavyweight category in 2011.
Last year he placed 8th in the 2016 Mr. Olympia competition.
Back in March McCarver suffered a health scare when he collapsed onstage at the 2017 Arnold Classic Australia, TMZ reported.


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The Obamas were spotted on Harvard University's campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Tuesday for the school's official freshman move-in day.

The eldest daughter, Malia Obama, is headed back to school after her gap year, and former President Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama were on-site to help, The Boston Globe reports.

Images of Mr. and Mrs. Obama around campus quickly circulated on social media Tuesday.

The 19-year-old spent her gap year traveling and interning with the Weinstein Company film studio. In the past, she's worked on the set of the HBO show "Girls" and as a production assistant on Halle Berry-led CBS show sci-fi series "Extant."

Boston Globe reporter Steve Annear says he attempted to interview Malia on Tuesday, but she "politely declined."

Last year, Mr. Obama said that he's proud of his daughter, but he would "miss her terribly" when she's gone.

"This is my first one leaving and my daughters are wonderful, and one of the great pleasures of being in the White House is because I live above the store, I've been able to spend every night that I'm in town with them," Mr. Obama told CBS affiliate WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, Ohio.

"I'm going to miss her terribly," he admitted. "But she is well-prepared, she is going to do great things -- and as Michelle reminds us, our job is to make sure they don't need us anymore."

Classes at Harvard University are scheduled to begin on August 30.

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The word from political insider Jon Cooper the well connected Chairman of the Democratic Coalition Against Trump. HereÂ’s what he shared on Monday:
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He didnÂ’t go into additional detail, but the timing of such a development makes sense. Trump just gave a speech about Afghanistan which seemed almost physically painful for him because he had to admit heÂ’d been wrong about it all along. This also ties into other confirmed reports of Trump hinting that he wants to resign.

Back in late June, Politico mentioned in the final paragraph of one of its articles that Donald Trump had been telling his friends and advisers that he wants to resign but that he fears being seen as a quitter like Richard Nixon (link). Eight weeks later, Trump has made no headway in trying to carve out an agenda, and by now itÂ’s a given that his legacy will be a cautionary tale of failure.

So it wouldnÂ’t be at all shocking to see Donald Trump do what heÂ’s always done whenever heÂ’s realized heÂ’s failed in the business world: declare bankruptcy on his presidency, so to speak, by resigning and calling the whole thing a success. Not that anyone outside his base would agree with him, but then again, he would only truly be trying to convince himself. But resigning would not make the ongoing criminal investigations into him go away.

German police have seized a huge batch of orange-colored ecstasy pills shaped like the face of Donald Trump.
Two traffickers were busted smuggling the stash, with a street value of around $46,000, in a car on the A30 Motorway in the north-western city of Osnabrück.
The car, driven by a 56-year-old man and carrying his 17-year-old son, was stopped on Sunday evening by German traffic police during a random traffic stop.
To their surprise, the German cops found a stash of around 5,000 ecstasy pills hidden in the car.
The pills were found in plastic bags, together with a large amount of cash.
The ecstasy pills all came in the shape of the face of US President with the words 'Trump' and 'NL' written on the back.
All the pills were aptly coloured in the same tint as the American President's infamous orange hue.
Local media reported that the car had Austrian number plates.
The suspects said they had travelled to the Netherlands because they were interested in buying a car, but had returned empty-handed to Germany in the direction of Hanover.

The police, however, suspect them of having bought the pills on the Dutch market for around €11,000 ($13,000).
Both father and son were arrested while the drugs, money and their car were seized.
Dutch-made Donald Trump pills have been showing up for some time on the UK market, according to reports.
On the darknet, they are sold with the slogan 'Trump makes partying great again', referring to the famous slogan of the American President, 'Let's make America great again'.
The A30 Motorway which links Amsterdam with the German capital of Berlin and the Polish capital of Warsaw is often used by drug smugglers and other criminals.


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'A monument to Christopher Columbus that was over 200 years old was smashed with a sledgehammer Monday morning to combat a “culture of white supremacy.”

A YouTube channel titled “Popular Resistance” posted footage of men in hoodies destroying a monument to Columbus and his famous voyage in 1492. The individuals carried signs that read “Racism: Tear it down,” and “The future is racial and economic justice.”

The Baltimore Brew, an independent website run by veteran journalists, first reported on the crime, which took place near Herring Run Park.

“Racist monuments to slave owners and murderers have always bothered me,” a narrator identified as Tye says in his YouTube video. “Baltimore’s poverty is concentrated in African-American households, and these statues are just an extra slap in the face. They were built in the 20th century in response to a movement for African Americans’ human dignity. What kind of a culture goes to such lengths to build such hate-filled monuments? What kind of a culture clings to those monuments in 2017? The culture of white supremacy preceded the United States. It’s at the foundation of U.S. culture, business, bureaucracies and psychology.”

The text that was destroyed on the 44-foot-tall monument read: “Sacred to the Memory of Chris. Columbus Oct. XII MDCC VIIIC,” the Baltimore Brew reported.

Monday’s vandalism comes just days after the Baltimore City Council voted to begin removing the city’s Confederate monuments. City employees removed the Confederate Women’s Monument in Bishop Square Park, the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Mount Royal Avenue, the Lee Jackson Monument in the Wyman Park Dell and a statue of Justice Roger Taney near the Washington Monument last week.

A national debate on controversial monuments began Aug. 12 after 32-year-old Heather Heyer was killed in Charlottesville, Virginia. Ms. Heyer was run over by a car driven by 20-year-old suspect James Alex Fields Jr. while white supremacists and counter-protesters argued over the removal of a Confederate statue depicting General Robert E. Lee.'


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