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The following report is courtesy of tvsquad.com … Laila Ali and Maksim Chmerkovskiy (Paso Doble) – We suspected when we heard what the dances would be that Laila Ali would be doing the paso doble. They were good, but this was probably our least favorite of her performances so far. It was not helped by that music.

The Marine Corps has asked Congress for $3.2 billion to buy warplanes and other equipment that did not make President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2018 defense budget plan, according to a copy of the request obtained by CQ Roll Call. Gen. Robert Neller, the Marine Corps commandant, signed off on the “unfunded priorities list” and service officials sent it to lawmakers within the last week. It appears to be the first of four such lists due soon on Capitol Hill — one each from the Marine Corps, Navy, Army and Air Force — which together will add up to multiple billions of dollars.

Announcement of the Mexico City Benemérito Mexico TempleOn April 3, 2022, during April 2022 general conference, Church President Russell M. Nelson announced a second temple for Mexico City, Mexico. This was exactly 46 years, to the day, after President Spencer W. Kimball announced the Mexico City Mexico Temple on April 3, 1976. The temple will be built near the Mexico Missionary Training Center, a campus repurposed from a private high school in mid-2013.

NASA's Cassini spacecraft has sent its first images from its new orbit of Saturn, including some of a mysterious hexagon near the planet's north pole. SEE MORE: 56-Year-Old Astronaut Becomes Oldest Woman In Space Each of the hexagon's sides are as wide as our planet. Scientists believe a storm is causing the pattern, but don't exactly know how. The mystery might have to wait. NASA's spacecraft is running out of fuel and has another gutsy mission: grazing the edge of Saturn's rings.