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was the first to report Westerhout's exit. Citing a source with knowledge of her departure, The Times reported that Westerhout was considered a "separated employee" Thursday and would not be allowed to return to the White House on Friday.A person familiar with the dinner at the Embassy Suites hotel in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey -- where reporters stay during Trump's visits -- said Westerhout and deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley attended a dinner alongside several reporters during his most recent trip.These dinners are common during the President's trips and are typically treated as off the record, as was this one.Westerhout's abrupt departure came as a surprise to her colleagues who had no idea about the matter, several people told CNN. She was seen as someone loyal to Trump and a true believer in his policies, sources said, though it has been reported in two books she was in tears when he won on Election Night.Before joining the Trump administration, Westerhout served as the assistant to Republican National Committee Chief of Staff Katie Walsh, who later became a senior adviser to the Trump transition team.In this role, Westerhout was frequently seen escorting key members of the Trump's transition team through the Trump Tower lobby."The President-elect wanted to make sure all of his meetings were very transparent, so it became a little bit more public than I originally thought it was going to be," she told CNN in 2016.Westerhout was also one of six White House officials found to have violated the Hatch Act in 2018. 1546

We believe this agreement is a step forward towards our vision of what grocery jobs should be in the future, said John Grant, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 770 after the agreement was reached early Sunday. "Consumers and community leaders stood with us to show our value and the impact we have in our stores and communities. We have many to thank for their support." 394

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-TV, the couple went to the state of Colorado to legally marry. They are hoping to have Utah honor their marriage. The couple said that they spent 10 years apart, but were ready to reunite this winter after both becoming single. They acknowledge that their love is taboo. "We said OK this is crazy but we're adults now, we're single now, we're just going to go for it and who cares what our family thinks," Angie Lee said. For her husband Michael, this is about true love. "No one I've ever been with will make me feel as perfect as she does. Her being my cousin and some of the responses is a small price to pay," Michael Lee said. Marriage of first cousins is generally legal in 19 US states. Utah allows first-cousin marriage if both spouses are more over the age of 65, or 55 if they can prove infertility. If the Lees plan on having children, their children could face a slightly higher risk of birth defects. According to a report from Popular Science, the average child born has a 3-4 percent risk of a birth defect. But for children of first cousins, that risk increases to 4-7 percent. That is because cousins share 12.5 percent of their DNA with each other. 1167