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A city that still doesn't sound all that  much  like a wise town Kawhi Leonard signed a  three-year deal with the Los   Angeles   clippers when he arrived  but he can opt out after this season. If  he wants and if the clippers fail again  to do any damage in the postseason  especially if they lose in the first  round  this time.                                     K awhi might just decide it's not working  out in the  life. He might decide it's time to leave  might cut a new commercial of him  driving this time  with the city of Los   Angeles  in his rear  view  calling it his town following in L ebron's footsteps  again but we won't forget. People  won't forget his time with the  clippers there's still a lot of  basketball to be played. Still have  time to change that narrat...

Capitol police are investigating a death threat targeting senator Rand Paul. Law enforcement is taking this very seriously what we've confirmed so far this morning is that the FBI's Louisville field office is working in conjunction with the u.s capitol police and the warren county sheriff's office to investigate this letter filled with that suspicious white powder sent to senator Paul's Kentucky home and that image as is mentioned ainsley exclusively obtained  "i'll finish what your neighbor started you mother"                                                                        Expletive showing a rifle if you look closely pointed at Paul's head seen banged up in a neck brace arm cast and on a crutch which is how he appeared following the 2017 attack by his neighbor Now in a statement senator Paul says...

An actor and inventor famed for playing billy merchant on the office opposite Steve Carroll has died he was 55.                                                       The actor passed away in the early morning of May 19th in Miami valley hospital following a brief and unexpected illness according to an obituary posted by Kreitzer funeral home which is located near his hometown of Arkhanum Ohio where he grew up the exact cause of death has not been disclosed. York played merchant properties manager of the Scranton office park where under Mifflin is located during seasons two through five of NBC cult classic sitcom. His recurring character was like York a paraplegic and experienced many an awkward encounter with carol's bumbling branch manager Michael Scott. The office actor Rayne Wilson 55 was the first co-star to pay public homage he was a terrific human ...