According to an insider, Donald Trump‘s (pictured far left) three children, Eric (pictured left), Donald Jr. (pictured far right), and Ivanka (pictured middle), had a sit-down with their father, begging him to lay off of the President Barack Obama-bashing, reports the NY Daily News^[1].

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Just before the election, Trump’s three children reportedly went to their dad’s office to ask him to calm down with the Obama-bashing, because it is hurting his reputation:

“The three of them met and went to see their dad in his Fifth Ave. office. They showed a lot of respect, but told him he’s worked too long and too hard to build up the reputation he has. They understand completely he’s always been outspoken and that he likes attention, but this is too much.”

The children, who will naturally inherit their father’s wealth, seem to be aware of how their father’s tarnished reputation can hurt their dad’s — and eventually their — bu

In this photo released by the United Nations, Susan Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, addresses the U.N. Security Council prior to voting on a resolution condemning Israeli settlement activity, Friday, Feb. 18, 2011, at the United Nations headquarters. Rice vetoed the draft resolution that would have condemned “illegal” Israeli settlements and demanded an immediate halt to all settlement building. (AP Photo/The United Nations, John McIlwaine)

WASHINGTON — Republican opposition to U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice as the next secretary of state began to crack Sunday as Sen. John McCain said she was “not the problem” in the White House’s handling of the Sept. 11 attack in Libya and suggested he could be persuaded to swing behind her possible nomination.

McCain’s comments provide an opening for the Obama administration, which struggled mightily in the weeks leading up to the Nov. 6 election to tamp down speculation of a cover-up involving the attack against the U.S. diplomatic post

A 27-year-old flight attendant was arrested at JFK International Airport on Friday night after allegedly trying to steal a passenger’s iPhone 4S, the New York Post reports^[1].

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JetBlue flight attendant Stacy-Ann Smith (pictured), 27, and her boyfriend, Jason McCaulay, 23, were waiting to go through security check when McCaulay allegedly lifted an iPhone 4S left in a bin by a passenger. The passenger was standing in front of McCaulay when he put his iPhone 4S in the bin to go through security. The man realized his phone was stolen minutes later and notified a TSA agent, who then contacted Port Authority officers of the alleged theft.

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The officers reportedly saw McCaulay take the iPhone 4S via surveillance video. Smith says McCaulay dropped the phone in her purse without her knowledge. Though, the cops reportedly said that Smith found her way to a ladies room where

Controversial Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker (pictured) is challenging one of his many denizens of Twitterverse to a challenge. When Booker tweeted^[1] a bit of ancient Greek wisdom, his attempts at translating the verse took an unexpected turn, resulting in Booker having to live off of food stamps for a week, reports The Daily Beast^[2].

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On Sunday, Booker tweeted a nugget of wisdom from Greek historian Plutarch to his more than 1 million followers:

An imbalance between rich and poor is the oldest and most fatal ailment of all republics.

Afterward, Booker’s quote set off a wave of discussion, with one of his followers, Twitwit – who just happens to be a self-described “Daughter of the American Revolution (DAR), fighting against any and all forms of socialism/communism” — complaining about the quote, saying “nutrition is not a responsibility of the government.”

After pinging each other back and forth about the topic of nutrition, the M