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    Early Addition: Why Tuesday Is The Worst Day Of The Week

    by David Colon
    Published August 29, 2017
    Modified August 29, 2017
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    • A Michigan woman is facing life in prison for murder because a parrot snitched on her.
    • The mayor is vaguely in favor of charging tourists to ride the Staten Island ferry. Nothing for you to worry about though, you're not a tourist.
    • A judge has ruled that members of the Correction Officers' Benevolent Association have to pay disgraced former union head Norman Seabrook's legal costs.
    • Chris Christie responded with his trademark calm and maturity to testimony from a fired NJTransit executive who said the transit agency suffered from alarmingly poor management.
    • Is the previously anonymous and unconsidered Tuesday in fact the worst day of the week? Maybe!
    • Get acquainted with The Day After, the 1983 TV movie that brought nuclear apocalypse directly into Americans' living rooms.
    • And don't worry, there's nothing in the news recently that could cause you to get a lot of anxiety from reading about it.
    • Someone built an AI to write more Game of Thrones, because George R.R. Martin isn't moving fast enough for all you fans of medieval incest.
    • Let's all get sad and ponder our mortality, because David Wright has shut down yet another injury rehab attempt.
    • And finally...YATTA:

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