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"When he speaks here Friday, Jeb Bush isn’t likely to win over many hearts and minds at the Conservative Political Action Conference, an annual gathering of activists and party leaders near Washington. Establishment Republicans like the former governor of Florida rarely do so at an event dominated by a young, libertarian wing of the party." [Igor Bobic and Christina Wilkie, HuffPost]
House Republicans were unhappy with the measure, which they feel gives too much to President Obama. [Elise Foley and Sabrina Siddiqui, HuffPost]
Behind Turkey's "jihadi highway." [Sophia Jones, HuffPost]
"You'll still get Internet service from your provider (Time Warner Cable, Comcast, Verizon and so on), but the government will classify service differently than how it did before. The FCC's decision Thursday means broadband is considered a public utility, basically like electricity or telephone service. The classification is important, because it prevents providers from charging more for services like Netflix to reach audiences." [Damon Beres, HuffPost]
One of the most prominent people in the Islamic State apparatus grew up in London, trained as a computer programmer, and has been called a "beautiful young man." Families of those hostages that Jihadi John had executed on camera for ISIS reacted to news of his identity with calls for his capture. [Nick Robins-Early, HuffPost]
The former head of American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan has his own shop at KKR these days, but the impending decision of whether or not the General should be indicted for sharing classified information with his lover continues to hang over his day-to-day actions. [NYT]
"Sara Bahayi is Afghanistan’s first female taxi driver in recent memory, and she is believed to be the only one actively working in the country. She’s 38. She’s unmarried. She’s outspoken. In this highly patriarchal society, where women are considered second-class citizens and often abused, Bahayi is brazenly upending gender roles." [WaPo]
WHAT’S BREWING
Everything you need to know about the debate that swept Twitter last night. [WaPo]
On Twitter, at least. [HuffPost]
A slow-mo llama chase happened in Arizona yesterday. [HuffPost]
German Shepherds took second place. [AP]
The street artist whose identity is a top secret is working in Gaza to draw attention to the struggles of Palestinians who reside there. [HuffPost]
Time to die … again. [HuffPost]
They have the most pesticide exposure. [HuffPost]
WHAT'S WORKING
The photography project reveals veterans' full selves. [HuffPost]
ON THE BLOG
"Documents have become available showing that even the prosecution has criticized the judgment of the trial court -- presided over by a judge known as the 'executioner' -- that convicted Mr. Fahmy and his colleagues. The prosecutor's statement to Egypt's highest court on the appeal argued that there was insufficient evidence to sustain the charges. First, it concludes that there was no evidence to show that Mr. Fahmy and others were 'members of a group founded in contravention of the law.'" [HuffPost]
BEFORE YOU GO
~ Chrissy Teigen said goodbye to her sun-kissed locks.
~ If we had comic books with realistic depictions of women's bodies.
~ Stop adding milk to your scrambled eggs.
~ Beyonce's workout video proves she's Queen B.
~ Scarlett Johansson stood up for John Travolta after his Oscars' behavior.
~ Translating corporate lingo.
~ All the politics videos you missed this week.
~ These senior citizens' version of "Uptown Funk" puts Bruno Mars to shame.
~ The end of cereal's dominance.
~ Someone stole Lupito's Nyong'o's Oscars' dress, which could be worth up to $10 million.
~ Where Bean from "Even Stevens" is now.
~ Baz Luhrmann on his new Netflix show.
~ Gisele's #tbt wedding photo is too beautiful for words.
~ Everything we know about the mysterious Dez Bryant video that could end his career.
~ If your coworkers keep eating your food in the fridge...
~ Everything you don't want to know about McDonalds.
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