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On top of Trump's indictment in New York, the former president also faces potential charges in Georgia and federally.

Zack Scott adjusting to life as Mets acting GM after 17 years with Boston Red Sox | Chris Cotillo (MLB Notebook) Updated Apr 30, 2021; Posted Apr 30, 2021 Fans watch during the fifth inning of a baseball game between the New York Mets and the Washington Nationals at Citi Field on Friday, April 23, 2021, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)AP Facebook Share NEW YORK -- From the time Zack Scott was a kid, the Red Sox were part of his identity. A Natick native who worked in the club’s front office for 17 years after starting as an intern in 2004, the new acting general manager of the Me...

CinemaBlend Hollywood is filled with a number of unique and quirky actors, and one of the most fascinating among them has to be Sacha Baron Cohen. The skilled actor and comedian has made quite an impact on pop culture, due largely to his hilarious alter egos like Kazakhstani journalist Borat Sagdiyev and British hip hop aficionado Ali G. And while embodying these characters, Baron Cohen is known to put himself into some pretty extreme situations. This was definitely clear when the actor’s wife, Isla Fisher, once visited him on set, during which things were shaken up by the police.

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