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STROLLERSStrollers are very important for a family headed to Disney World for the day. They can serve as a napping area, a way to store all of your stuff and a spot for the little ones to rest their legs while you're making your rounds at the parks. Starting May 1, 2019, the guidelines for stroller sizes are changing and strollers can't be any bigger than 31 inches wide and 52 inches long. Many strollers sold today, even the double jogging strollers, fit within these guidelines. For example, the BOB Revolution Flex stroller is 25.4 inches wide and 43 inches long, and the Revolution Flex Duallie (double stroller) is 30.5 inches wide and 45 inches long. Wagons are not permitted in the parks but as of May 1, 2019, stroller wagons will also no longer be allowed. Disney Parks Blog says this will help ease congestion to make the parks more enjoyable for everyone. And as always, you can rent a single or double stroller during your time at the parks. LOOSE ICEBeginning March 28, 2019, if you bring a cooler to store snacks and drinks for your day at the parks, loose or dry ice are no longer permitted. Disney Parks Blog suggests keeping your snacks and drinks cool with re-useable ice packs instead. You can also visit any Quick-Service location for complimentary cups ice for your cooler. Even better, you can always request complimentary cups of ice water to stay hydrated while moving through the parks. To learn more about the rules and new regulations, 1466

Since 2016, Facebook has faced an array of controversies related to its platform.It started with concerns about fake news items that circulated during the US presidential election. Then came questions about Russian meddling, and reports that Russians targeted Facebook users with political ads.But the biggest scandal has been over Cambridge Analytica, a data firm with ties to President Donald Trump's campaign.Last month, it was disclosed that the group obtained data on millions of Facebook users without their knowledge. Facebook believes about 87 million users were affected.Since then, the company's reputation and stock have taken a beating, as advocates and lawmakers call for greater oversight to protect user privacy. 727

that Trump solicited foreign election interference from Ukraine to investigate his potential 2020 political opponent.Taylor was issued a subpoena to compel his testimony on Tuesday morning in response to the Trump administration's direction to witnesses not to testify in the impeachment probe, according to an official working on the inquiry. That's the same thing the committees have done for other current State Department employees who have testified.The witnesses who have appeared so far have said that the President directed his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, to take the lead on US-Ukraine policy as Giuliani was pushing for an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden.Taylor, as the current acting ambassador to Ukraine, is in a difficult and delicate position testifying Tuesday, the source said. Taylor's view is that he is there to speak to committee and answer their questions, and he's not looking to issue his own statement publicly.Other officials who have given testimony and also delivered opening statements were in different positions: Volker had already resigned and Sondland, a major Trump donor, was unlikely to be fired by Trump. Former US Ambassador to Ukraine 1224

That's according to a decision from a U.S. District Court judge.The ACLU of Kentucky and the Freedom from Religion Foundation filed a lawsuit against the Kentucky Department of Motor Vehicles on behalf of Ben Hart, who applied for the license plate in 2016.He had moved to Northern Kentucky from Ohio, where he'd had the same message on a custom plate from more than a dozens years.When Hart applied for the same vanity plate in Kentucky he was denied under a regulation that limits messages that deemed "obscene, vulgar, or in bad taste."In November, Hart was allowed to get the plate and courts have ruled the Transportation Cabinet violated the First Amendment.This story was originally published by 703

The 16-year-old woke up in a panic as a strong gasoline odor filled the home, which is located in the 3100 block of Nimitz Boulevard, at Evergreen Street. 154

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