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http://www.papermag.com/fake-melania-body-double-conspiracy-2631181290.html

This week the First Lady of the United States Melania Trump, along with President Donald Trump and their son Barron Trump, went on a trip to Lee County, Alabama to survey the damage from the EF4 tornado that hit last week. The footage and photos from the visit has led to the resurfacing of the body-double conspiracies that first came about in 2017.

Melania body-double truthers and jokesters are saying that the woman accompanying POTUS at the memorial for the 23 people killed by the Alabama tornadoes is not, in fact, Melania. This has, of course, prompted many tweets and memes where people point out how different Melania looks on this trip. One theory involves Melania's personal bodyguard, who bears some semblance to the first lady.

https://www.stripes.com/news/pacific/more-than-80-injured-in-japan-ferry-accident-1.572032

TOKYO — A ferry collided with what apparently was a marine animal off a Japanese island, injuring more than 80 people, local media reported.

The accident happened just after noon Saturday off Sado Island, Kyodo News agency reported, citing Japan's coast guard.

Five of the injuries were serious and a 15-centimeter (6-inch) crack was found at the ferry's stern. But ferry operator Sado Steam Ship Co. said the jetfoil ferry still reached its intended destination on the island, located off the west coast of Japan's main island of Honshu, according to Kyodo.

The ferry, which departed from Honshu's Niigata Port, was carrying 121 passengers and four crew members.

The cause of the accident was under investigation by coast guard officials, who said the ferry may have struck a whale or some other sea animal, Kyodo reported

http://tass.com/world/1048029

WASHINGTON, March 10. /TASS/. The US authorities are aware of the incident occurred in the Sheremetyevo Airport (Moscow), where a US embassy staff member attempted to carry a bomb with a fuse but confirmed that the item did not pose any threat to other passengers.

A spokesperson of the US State Department told TASS about that, confirming that the mentioned diplomat left the territory of Russia.

"We are aware of an incident today at Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow involving an individual from the U.S. Embassy·. The situation has been resolved and the individual was allowed to depart Russia after authorities removed the item from his luggage. There was ·no danger presented to any traveler," the spokesperson said.

A US embassy staff member attempted to enter Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport on Saturday morning carrying a bomb with a fuse but with no explosives in his luggage, a source in the Russian Foreign Ministry told TASS earlier.

The US staff member said he was leaving Russia as his assignment at the US embassy was over and claimed to have bought the bomb for his personal collection. The bomb was seized from the man who then took a flight to New York