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Kourtney Kardashian Doesn’t Plan To Marry Scott Disick, Could Be Planning To Dump Him Instead

He was hosting a party at Las Vegass 1 OAK, where he reportedly abstained from drinking. Strangely enough, Disick admitted to being more into fatherhood than into becoming a husbandat the moment anyway. He talked about the recent milestones in his new sons life. Reign is just five weeks old.

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Kourtney has reportedly had enough with Scotts drinking and partying , which has continued even after Reign was born. Even though Kourtney reported issued an ultimatum to Scott to stop drinking and partying, he hasnt been able to rein in his out of control ways. According to TMZ , Disick trashed his room at the Hotel Jerome at the popular Colorado ski resort of Aspen. Management said the room was filled with empty bottles and smelled like marijuana.

Kim Kardashian width='200px' /> PHOTOS: Kim's TMI snaps Kanye Wests wife, now 35, posted a side-by-side photo of herself from when she was 6 and 30 to prove she hadnt changed a bit. "#FBF 6 year old keeks vs 30 year old keeks #SomeThingsNeverChange," she wrote on the adorable pic, in which shes rocking the same hairstyle she wore as a little girl. PHOTOS: Kim's childhood album The reality star has been feeling nostalgic as of late. Just yesterday, Kardashian reminisced about her thinner frame . Since it's award season I will do my #TBT to the time Kourtney and I went to the home Emmys, she shared on a photo of herself looking svelte next to her older sister.

Bowe Bergdahl. The Army's investigation into the circumstances under which the Hailey native left his Afghanistan base wrapped up in October, yet no new information has been released. Bergdahl's fellow soldiers say he deserted the base, which is a crime under military law. A military defense councilman speculated Wednesday that the delay could mean no charges will be filed. The question remains a mystery. What events led up to the disappearance of Bergdahl and his capture by the Taliban in 2009? He was held captive for five years. Military officials will determine whether or not wrong doing occurred, and if those actions warrant punishment. Brian Bouffard, a criminal and military defense councilman, feels as though Bergdahl played an active role in his disappearance.

The question remains a mystery. What events led up to the disappearance of Bergdahl and his capture by the Taliban in 2009? He was held captive for five years. Military officials will determine whether or not wrong doing occurred, and if those actions warrant punishment. Brian Bouffard, a criminal and military defense councilman, feels as though Bergdahl played an active role in his disappearance. "It seems clear that, at the least, an unauthorized absence or an AWOL occurred," Bouffard said. Bouffard points out how rare this case is. It's been highly publicized for a number of reasons, he says. Bouffard cites the fact that five potentially dangerous prisoners were released in exchange for Bergdahl's safe return and that Bergdahl could have compromised, at the least, the base he was stationed at.

25.Photo: Getty Images Even if you dont find that its true, its a valid rallying cry, Ferguson protester Taylor Gruenloh told The Associated Press. If a few black-owned businesses get destroyed, and others are forced out of business by rising insurance costs, who cares? At least the protesters feel righteous. Similarly, we all know rape is a rampant problem in elite-college fraternities, even if the smoking gun turned out to be a toy pistol. After Rolling Stones UVA rape story led to protests, vandalism and cancelled donations, the magazine appended a shrug of a disclaimer to the story and continued to publish the 8,000 word opus on its website. Feminists keep saying that there is a larger truth here that we are suddenly living in a rape culture in which this hideous crime is widely condoned, even though the rate of forcible rate is at its lowest level in 40 years. When such data dont bear out the narrative, activists rely heavily on anecdotal evidence like the Rolling Stone story then say false anecdotes dont matter either.

In March, Obama said on Between Two Ferns, Most young Americans right now, theyre not covered by health insurance. Not true. In February, Obama said, Weve got close to 7 million Americans who have access to health care for the first time because of Medicaid expansion. Incorrect. The real number was well under half that. In his State of the Union address Obama said, We have doubled the distance our cars will go on a gallon of gas, which was laughable. Apparently what Obama was referring to was a federal goal to double gas mileage by 2025. Lets apply that thinking to dieting: Just say, Im going to lose 20 pounds. Its the same thing as actually losing 20 pounds! In the Obama years, lies are no longer lies. Theyre essential tools to keep at bay the McCarthyites and their nasty slurs; theyre narratives that serve a larger, political function such as ruining fraternities or the life of a guy who dared to be a Republican on a liberal campus.

In the failed rescue Saturday in Yemen, U.S. officials said special forces were trying to free American hostage Luke Somers because al-Qaida had threatened to kill him. They did not realize that he was being held with a South African hostage, Pierre Korkie, who was on the verge of being freed after ransom negotiations with the kidnappers. Yolande Korkie, his wife, was abducted along with her husband and freed earlier. She said Tuesday in Johannesburg, South Africa, that she forgives those responsible for his death. What will it help to accuse?

You have a choice between the policy of Mr. Obama, which appears to be not to negotiate and to see hostages killed, and a position of negotiating without admitting it, Alain Marsaud, a conservative French lawmaker, told the BFM television network. Its true that we negotiate, we pay, and we try to get results .... There isnt a single Frenchman who believes Mr. Lazarevic was freed because Mr. Hollande has nice eyes. Another Frenchman kidnapped in Mali in November 2011 along with Lazarevic, Philippe Verdon, was found dead in July 2013. A security official in Mali, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared for his safety, said Lazarevics release came after negotiations to free two al-Qaida fighters arrested in his abduction. The two al-Qaida detainees were transferred to mediators in Niger on Saturday and turned over to al-Qaida, the Malian official said. It was not clear if they remained in Niger.

The Wall Street Journal reports that, after five detainees were transferred last week, there will be another round in December, but defense officials refused to disclose further information on their numbers or nationalities. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Rep. Howard McKeon, R-Calif, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, complained at a recent hearing of an increase in notifications by the administration to lawmakers on coming transfers from the detainment facility. President Obama promised since before he took office that he would close the controversial detention center, a move that has been opposed by many Republicans. The transfers come shortly after the announcement of the resignation of Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, who was criticized by administration officials who spoke to The Wall Street Journal for moving too slowly to certify detainees for release. Senior officials at the White House are impatient as the presidents term in office draws nearer to its end with the promise of the closure of Guantanamo unfulfilled, according to the Wall Street Journal. House and Senate negotiators are debating whether to revise the rules governing transfers as a part of this years defense authorization bill, which sets Pentagon policy. The House version of the measure has proposed much stricter restrictions on transfers.

A United Nations special rapporteur investigating the justice system in Qatar also called attention to the Huangs case and urged the government to release them and send them home. Fighting family After the couples arrest, their two sons, also adopted from Africa, were temporarily placed in a Qatari orphanage. They have since been sent back to the United States to live with Grace Huangs mother. The entire family chipped in during the prolonged separation. With Matthew Huang fired from his job, the couple are living on donations from family and friends. Grace Huangs brother, Daniel Chin, gave up his job in California to work on the case full time.

There are now about 100 fewer detainees at the facility, compared to when President Obama took office roughly six years ago. Obama's vow to close Guantanamo was thwarted by Congress, which prohibited sending any prisoner to the U.S. and imposed restrictions that brought releases to a halt. Congress eased the transfer restrictions last December, and releases have resumed. State Department envoy Clifford Sloan has been trying to persuade countries to accept prisoners, and he praised Georgia and Slovakia. "We are very grateful to our partners for these generous humanitarian gestures," Sloan said. "We appreciate the strong support we are receiving from our friends and allies around the globe." Georgia took three prisoners from Guantanamo in 2010.