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To say it was a tough night for Aaryn Gries on “Big Brother” would be an understatement. First, she was unanimously evicted from the house. Then, she had to face Julie Chen. As you might recall, Aaryn is the houseguest who’s made the most headlines for her racist and homophobic comments against her fellow contestants.

Julie Chen had previously promised that she would “grill” the college student whenever she was finally evicted from the house, and she certainly put Aaryn on the spot. Julie even read Aaryn a — relatively tame — list of some of her comments from inside the house.
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NORTON, Mass. (AP) — On and off the golf course, Tiger Woods didn’t look anything like the player who only four days ago dropped to knees with back pain.

He took full, powerful swings with the driver at the TPC Boston, and he had no trouble gouging shots from the deep rough. He stooped over without hesitation to remove his tee from the ground or retrieve his golf ball from the cup.

Even more telling was the catch.

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Comedian Dave Chappelle was reportedly heckled to the point that he ended his performance in the Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Festival on Thursday night, and walked off stage.

Chappelle was only a few minutes into his act at the Comcast Theatre in Hartford, Conn., when he stopped telling jokes because the people in front were making too much noise, The Laugh Button reported.

The heckling even drove the festival’s Twitter account to write:

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MANILA, Philippines — U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel says the Obama administration is consulting with allies to “further develop the facts” about last week’s alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria, and options for a response.

Speaking at a news conference Friday in Manila, Hagel said the administration also will continue to seek input from members of Congress on how the U.S. should respond to the deadly attack.

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A former Alabama politician whose daughter died in a racist church bombing in 1963 was released from a prison medical facility Thursday after a judge sided with an Obama administration call to free him.

Chris McNair was released from prison hours after U.S. District Judge Lynwood Smith issued her ruling, said Peggy Sanford, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney in Birmingham.

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