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Headline: Bea Priestley Turns Down WWE Offer?

Next Thursday sees All Elite Wrestling's next rally - which will be a ticket announcement

pool party for their Double or Nothing show which takes place on May 25th.

The rally will take place MGM Grand Hotel, with Brandi Rhodes posting on Twitter that

she could be bringing more of the female talent they've signed with the company to the event.

Following the last AEW rally in Jacksonville, it was reported that WWE were aggressively

trying to sign up a lot of female wrestling talent from around the world to boost their

own division and - more importantly - stop them signing elsewhere.

It was reported last week that WWE had signed British wrestling stars Kay Lee Ray and Viper,

but a new report says another popular star on the independent scene has actually turned

down a WWE offer in order to sign with All Elite Wrestling instead.

Dave Meltzer has reported on Wrestling Observer Radio that AEW have signed Bea Priestley - who

has wrestled all over the world and held titles in various promotions like Defiant and WOS

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Priestley is also the real-life girlfriend of NEVER Openweight Champion Will Ospreay,

but the current speculation is that Ospreay will not be signing with AEW and will instead

sign a new deal with New Japan.

If this report is to be believed, and Meltzer is pretty much on the money with his AEW reports,

we will likely see Priestley at the AEW rally next Thursday.

Headline: AEW Tease Kenny Omega Debut

Someone else who most likely will be at that Ticket Announcement Party is former IWGP Heavyweight

Champion Kenny Omega - who has been heavily linked to All Elite Wrestling since it's

announcement at the start of this year.

While many have been expecting an announcement of Omega joining AEW since it was reported

his New Japan contract was expiring either at the end of January or the start of February

- many fans speculated that Kenny could show up at WWE's Royal Rumble because, well we're

wrestling fans and that's what we do.

But the idea that Kenny Omega will be signing on the dotted line with All Elite Wrestling

and not WWE seems to be more reality than speculative fantasy going by the end of this

week's Being The Elite - which featured a post credits scene where Matt Jackson was

talking to a mysterious person who recently lost their phone.

And wait… didn't Kenny Omega lose his phone last week?

Revealing at the end that OH MY there's an app that helps you with wedding planning!

Oh, right the timer.

And yes,it's counting down to February 7th 2019 - the same day as AEW's Ticket Announcement

Party at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Hmmmm…

And get yourselves ready, as we're about to head into Speculation Station.

Last week it was reported that current Raw Women's Champion Ronda Rousey could be leaving

WWE following WrestleMania 35 - not because her contract was up but because she wanted

to start a family and needed the time off to do that.

But according to Pro Wrestling Torch - who have over three decades of wrestling reporting

and a very solid track record - there is another big name leaving WWE after WrestleMania.

Headline: Dean Ambrose Leaving WWE?

Wade Keller of Pro Wrestling Torch is reporting, "Dean Ambrose has given his notice to WWE

[and] he will be finishing up when his current contract expires at the end of April.

He broke the news to management this weekend, including directly in a meeting with Vince

McMahon, after being offered a new contract and a raise weeks ago."

Keller writes in his report that Ambrose has been "long frustrated with the creative

direction of his character" and that he "reached a breaking point recently."

The report says that Ambrose has told WWE that he is not interested in negotiating the

matter further, with Keller speculating that WWE could write him out of storylines before

WrestleMania, which he argues explains his unceremonious elimination from the Royal Rumble

and his clean loss to Seth Rollins on Raw.

Keller's source says that one of Ambrose's biggest gripes in the company is that he "hates

hokey s**t" and a lot of his character has been built on that as of late.

Speaking about the subject on Wrestling Observer Radio Dave Meltzer - who as of now is not

backing up the report but certainly believes it could be true - has said that Ambrose being

frustrated makes sense as, "He doesn't like doing scripted interviews and he gets mad

when he has to do hokey things."

And before people can jump on the All Elite Wrestling rumour train, Meltzer adds: "The

first conclusion people will come to is AEW, but I don't know anything about that.

I have not heard his name, but there is a lot of stuff that is trying to be kept secret.

I'm not sure they're looking at taking too many names from WWE."

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Roger Stone arraignment in federal court, live coverage and updates - Duration: 44:49.

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US NEWS | A First in Over a Century Only One State Has a Split Legislature The New York Times - Duration: 7:07.

US NEWS | A First in Over a Century Only One State Has a Split Legislature The New York Times

ST. PAUL — Days after nearly dying during cancer treatments, Hunter Cantrell, a 23 year old university student, made what seemed a quixotic decision: He would run for the Minnesota House of Representatives to plead for affordable health care for all.

To the shock of nearly everyone, Mr. Cantrell flipped a Republican held seat in the suburbs of the Twin Cities, and this month, he became one of nearly 1,700 candidates who took the seat of an incumbent in state legislatures across the nation.

The vast majority of the newcomers are Democrats, and as legislatures started new sessions this month, they were already shifting the debate in a number of states to liberal pledges made during their campaigns, including lowering health care costs, promoting gun control, and expanding access to college.

Republicans continue to hold majorities in most of the nations state capitals, as they have in recent years, but Democrats now control six new legislative chambers, including the Minnesota House of Representatives. Along the way, though, Minnesota — where Republicans hold a narrow majority in the Senate — became the only remaining state in the nation where control of a legislature is divided.

Even in an era of single party dominance in state legislatures, it is a stunning notion: It is the first time in more than a century that only one state has split control of its legislative chambers, and is one more indication of the depth of the nations bifurcated political sensibilities.

Minnesota may be the only place where lawmakers like Mr. Cantrell will be forced in the coming months to hash through both liberal and conservative political proposals to reach compromises. The state has become the lone state laboratory for testing whether bipartisanship — which has failed spectacularly on the federal level — can work in this moment.

Minnesota is a results oriented place, so the advantage will go to the party that is the opposite of Washington, D.C., said Pat Garofalo, a Republican and a representative in the State House. But if the Democrats propose crazy left ideas, with a split government, they wont become law.

To be sure, a mix of governors — including Democrats elected in Kansas, Michigan and Wisconsin, where Republicans control state legislatures — will add checks on some of the state capitals otherwise controlled by single parties. At least 12 states have governors of a different party than their single party legislatures. And a has created uncertainty in the Alaska Legislature, even as Republicans hold a numeric advantage.

But in the first weeks of the years new lawmaking sessions, some legislatures were already racing toward opposite visions, as those controlled solely by Democrats were busy pushing liberal measures and those ruled by Republicans were advocating conservative agendas.

In the opening days, Democrats who have vaulted to positions of full control in their legislatures Colorado, New Hampshire and New York , achieved parity Minnesota , or solidified their power California, Nevada and New Mexico, among others have wasted little time.

In New Hampshire, one of 18 state legislatures controlled by Democrats after both of its legislative chambers flipped in 2018, lawmakers have already in the House chamber over the objections of Republicans, and have voted to require every lawmaker to undergo sexual harassment awareness training. Up next, the Democrats say: a family medical leave bill.

In New York, where Democrats won full control of the Legislature, lawmakers have approved access to state financial aid and scholarships and another that expands protections for the states abortion laws.

In Colorado, where Democrats took the and already controlled the House, lawmakers have introduced bills to expand access to affordable health care, allow the importation of prescription drugs from Canada, and give 100 teachers as much as dollar 5,000 a year each to help pay off college loans.

And Democrats who now control the say they are seeking several measures that had been blocked or slowed by Paul LePage, the former Republican governor. Among them are Medicaid expansion and food stamps for asylum seekers.

In the 31 states that have Republican legislative control as well as Nebraska, whose single chamber legislature is officially nonpartisan but leans conservative , lawmakers were also pressing their advantage.

In Ohio, the Legislature is poised to once a fetuss heartbeat is detected, which could be as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. In Missouri, Republicans are considering a so called right to work law, even though voters rejected the idea last year. And Alabama Republicans are contemplating building more prisons.

We are in a time when there is a lot of division in our politics, and the divisions are along social, economic and geographic lines, said William T. Pound, executive director of the, a group that serves members of legislatures.

States in 2018 elected a historically diverse group of candidates, with more women than ever before seated in state legislatures — about 28 percent of the total. Women now in Nevadas Legislature and in Colorados House.

In all, 27 percent of members of state legislatures lower chambers and 32 percent of upper chambers defeated incumbents to win seats in November, according to an analysis by the , a nonprofit organization that provides policy guidance to governments.

In Minnesota, the only state with a divided legislature, the risk to each side is clear: If either party presses bills that stray too far from the center, they could fail to pass their agenda. But if lawmakers scale back their proposals, they might be seen as failing to deliver on campaign promises. And if Democrats, who control the Minnesota governors office as well as the House, try to force through liberal policies, they could be seen as overreaching in a state that is not wedded to either party.

Democrats, however, say they intend to be assertive.

We need to demonstrate that we are ready to take action to improve peoples lives and not be overly cautious, said Representative Ryan Winkler, the Democratic House majority leader.

Among the Democrats plans were measures for paid family leave, a public option health care plan, more early childhood education and gun control limits requiring background checks and red flag laws to temporarily take guns away in some cases; Republicans, who hold a two seat advantage in the Senate, have promised to block gun limits.

Mr. Winkler said that would provoke more anger, particularly among female voters in the suburbs, where Democrats flipped seats. There is now a political downside to not doing gun safety legislation, Mr. Winkler said. Suburban Republicans have to wonder how theyre going to survive if they are not going to cooperate with us.

But Mr. Garofalo, the Republican House member, said backlash against President Trump had caused the defections in the suburbs, and warned that a liberal agenda would send suburban women fleeing back to Republicans.

I dont think the Democrats will go what I would call the Bernie Sanders route, or it will be easier for us to take back the majority, he said.

Mr. Cantrell, the new Democratic State House member, sounded more concerned with delivering on promises he had made as he told his own health care story along the campaign trail in the suburbs around the Twin Cities, where many of the people he talked to said they had voted Republican in the past. A 10 day stay in the hospital had cost dollar 100,000. He was only able to afford it because he was covered by his mothers health care plan, he said.

He has called for an expansion to the states health care program for the poor, lower drug costs and more transparency in prescription drug prices. He sounded hopeful about his prospects, even in a divided government.

In some districts, people are feeling a sense of disarray and disorder and they want to return politics to the people and return to civility, he said. I believe there can still be a light and hope in politics and that we can have a politics that can unite and not divide.

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Paris Jackson reveals new Led Zeppelin tattoos following treatment - Latest News - Duration: 1:55.

 Paris Jackson just added four new tattoos to her enormous collection.  Despite being only 20 years old, the daughter of pop legend Michael Jackson has already amassed over 50 pieces of body art, including many honoring late musicians like John Lennon, David Bowie and Prince, as well as the cover art of her late father's album "Dangerous

"  And her latest ink is no exception. The model posted a photo to Instagram Stories and Twitter late Monday night showing off the back of her right arm, on which she now has four symbols representing the band Led Zeppelin and their untitled fourth album: Jimmy Page's "Zoso," John Paul Jones' circle, Robert Plant's feather and John Bonham's trinity

 "Was planning for a few months on just getting zoso but then i said f—k it," Jackson tweeted by way of explanation

 On January 16, news broke that the star had checked in to a treatment facility for her emotional health, and needed "to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health" after a busy year

 The same day, Jackson took to Instagram to clarify: "yes i've taken a break from work and social media and my phone because it can be too much sometimes, and everyone deserves a break, but i am happy and healthy and feeling better than ever!" she shared

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Arsenal transfer news: Unai Emery told he can't sign players he wants - Duration: 3:27.

 That's according to ex-Gunners ace Stewart Robson who says Ivan Perisic would be savvy acquisition

 However, the the retired midfielder insists Emery really needs fresh options at the back

 The Spaniard has mounting injury issues with Sokratis Papastathopoulos ruled out for a month

 Rob Holding and Hector Bellerin are both already long-term casualties. Arsenal want Manchester United star Eric Bailly, 24, on loan for the rest of the season with a purchase option included in the deal

 But despite Emery's overtures, United rebuffed the approach with Old Trafford chiefs seemingly reluctant to do business with a rival

 Inter Milan winger ace could be north London bound after pushing for a San Siro exit

 Robson says the Croatia international won't be Emery's priority. "Perisic is a very, very good player," he told LoveSport Radio

 "We saw that at the World Cup, we've seen it for Inter Milan over the years, and he would be a good addition to Arsenal's squad

 "You still think they've got to sort out their defensive problems. "But he probably can't buy the players he wants short-term

 "I think you'll see Arsenal buy centre-halves come the summer transfer window." Arsenal lost 3-1 to Manchester United in the FA Cup on Friday

 Robson reckons serious defensive lapses are still costing his former side. "One or two of the defensive issues haven't been resolved - the game against Manchester United was a great example," he added

 "Arsenal played quite well in certain aspects of the game, but the decision making of the centre-backs for all three of the Manchester United goals weren't good enough

 "That hasn't changed under Unai Emery - I think there's a bit more structure about the team's play, there's been more aggression with the way they defend higher up the field, and there have been good defensive displays

 "The Liverpool home game, the Tottenham home game to a certain degree, Chelsea at home - those three games where Arsenal pressed the ball, they were dynamic in midfield, they made good decisions at the back most of the time

 "But against Manchester United and against Liverpool away, we saw the same old Arsenal - bad decisions

 "When you have to make that split-second decision, do I squeeze up or do I drop off, do I go and close the ball down, do I defend the space, Arsenal still make bad decisions

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