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Now, after the Mueller probe found no evidence​ of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials, the president’s view has evolved — he now sees the special counsel’s conclusion as a boon to his re-election campaign

Matt, from Idaho, solo on a new KTM twin, who got snowed and rained on for six days across Canada and was still smiling. A father on a Kawasaki KLR taking his 14-year-old son, riding a Suzuki DR-Z400, on his first trip up the Dalton from Wasilla. Pedro, who had flown from Ecuador to Los Angeles, bought a Yamaha Super Ténéré, and ridden it to Alaska. I was impressed, and put in my place. Huddled together on the crusty northern edge of our continent, it’s also hard not to have a deep respect for the people who call Prudhoe Bay home. “If you like the food, great,” smiled the mousy, aproned gal in the Deadhorse Camp canteen, “and if you don’t, lie to me.”

Another goal is to ensure that communities are not isolated. About a four-mile stretch of Highway 137 was repaved over two days Thursday and Friday.

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Yes. It is hared to completely disagree with what Afterburn said. The problem I often have is HOW he says it. Many of his disagreeing posts have a very bitter and antagonizing subtext. I do not know if it is intention or not to be honest. Maybe that is just how he writes…

- There’s honestly no reason you shouldn’t know this, but for the sake of the one poor soul who doesn’t: Han Solo was originally played by Harrison Ford in A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, and The Force Awakens. He is played by Alden Ehrenreich in Solo.  – Han Solo is introduced as a petty thief on the planet Corellia, which is located at the Core of the galaxy. This has been Han’s established homeworld since the days of the Legends canon. It was first mentioned in A New Hope but didn’t appear as an actual location until the 100th issue of Marvel’s classic Star Wars comic.  - Solo opens with Han’s life as a street urchin, stealing and running cons on the streets of Corellia. The Paradise Snare by A.C. Crispin, which told Han’s origin story in the Legends timeline, also establishes Han as a kid who lived on the streets before being picked up by a criminal named Garrus Shrike and forced to work on a pirate ship called Trader’s Luck. 

Kanye West would be the first to tell you he’s more than just an artist — he’s an innovator, on the same intellectual playing field as Walt Disney and Steve Jobs. And when it comes to visual manifestations of or companion pieces to his music, well, he’s not always totally wrong. The video for “Flashing Lights” isn’t as dazzling or frenzied as videos for hits like “Gold Digger” and “All of the Lights,” but the tension between the thump of the song and the slow-mo, one-shot portrait of a beautiful woman committing heinous acts of violence makes the clip as unsettlingly hypnotic as the trance-like intonation of its chorus. – STEVEN J. HOROWITZ

Along roads that cut through the 520 square miles of Brecon Beacons National Park, the 600LT revealed what British car fans already know: The Welsh tourist board ought to add driving to sailing, windsurfing, and all the other outdoor activities it promises thrill-seeking visitors.

A review of the shallow gold potential of the Kharmagtai lease has been conducted with the aim of assessing the potential for a low-cost, high-value gold project to deliver cash into the early stages of a larger scale copper-gold development.

Lol So I guess you believe WW3 is inevitable? I hope for mankind that we could possibly make it towards a Star Trek future without the need for a nuclear winter and 600 mill dead.

Which is why a prequel is such a dicey proposition. Easier to do with Star Wars, not-so-much with Star Trek.

29. "Mortal Kombat: Annihilation" (1997)Feels like a cheap knock-off of the first "Mortal Kombat" rather than an actual sequel.