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[Q]: Sarah L. Myers  41   worked as a special ed teacher at North Boone High School in Poplar Grove  Illinois â just northeast of Rockford  the stateâs third-largest city. The ex-teacher was sentenced to a ten-year prison term after pleading guilty to two sex acts  Fox News reported.
The victim  who was not a special ed student  reported the sexual encounters with the teacher in April and told authorities he had been having regular sexual encounters with  Myers  since November of last year.
 Myers  was credited with 261 days of time spent  but  she  will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of  her  life  the judge ruled.  She  will not be eligible for parole until 85 percent of  her  sentence has been served.
But during the hearing  news broke that yet another student implicated the teacher in a sex act.  Myers  is now accused of a sexual encounter with a student in nearby Champaign County.  She  will also face charges in that case  officials say.
[A]: Sarah L. Myers


[Q]: Images of Colbie Holderness after an alleged incident with her then-husband   Rob Porter   in the early 2000s. (Courtesy of Colbie Holderness)
The picture  if you havenât seen it  shows Colbie Holderness  one of  two ex-wives who have accused senior White House aide Rob Porter of physically abusing them . Porter  in the statement announcing his resignation Wednesday  declared that âthese outrageous allegations are simply false. I took the photos given to the media nearly 15 years ago and the reality behind them is nowhere close to what is being described.â
Following a tepid response by White House Chief of Staff John Kelly after news broke of a  Rob Porter's  history of domestic abuse  Post opinion writer Christine Emba says it's time to reconsider the general's "adult in the room" status. (The Washington Post)
Explain how White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly  who reportedly knew of the FBI reports  could assert  in a statement circulated before and after the abuse photos emerged  â Rob Porter  is a man of true integrity and honor and I canât say enough good things about  him .  He  is a friend  a confidante and a trusted professional.â
 Rob Porter's ex-wife Jennie Willoughby  told The Post in an interview that the White House aide was abusive during their marriage.  Porter  resigned Wednesday after the allegations became public. (Dalton Bennett/The Washington Post)
Consider Porter  the seeming golden boy. Harvard University. Rhodes scholar. Republican bona fides (his father  Roger Porter  worked for President George H.W. Bush;  Rob Porter  served as chief of staff to Utah Sen. Orrin G. Hatch) to match what the Deseret News called his âstrong Latter-day Saint pedigree.â A man like that wouldnât abuse his wife  would he?
[A]: Rob Porter


[Q]: Waste Management is taking nearly all of the money it saved because of the lower corporate tax rate and reinvesting it back into the economy   CEO Jim Fish said Friday . Fish appeared on CNBC ' s " Squawk Box " and discussed the tax reform legislation that was signed into law before Christmas . " We ' re a pretty good barometer for the economy because we see it on every segment of the economy   whether it ' s the industrial side or services side  "  Fish  said . " Right now   we ' re seeing a very good economy . " We grew our revenue by over 6 percent last year   organically   in a 2 to 3 percent economy . We like what tax reform has done for us so far ."  Fish  said  the Houston - based company  paid slightly over 36 percent of  its  2017 revenue on federal taxes   a figure he said will drop to roughly 26 percent under the new guidelines . " The benefit to us was about $ 275 million  "  Fish  said . " We gave about $ 70 million back to employees through a bonus   and then we ' re spending an extra $ 150 [ million ] by accelerating some spending on trucks and some IT spends . So about three - quarters to 80 percent of it ' s gonna go back into the economy . And then we think it will benefit shareholders on the back end of the cycle ." The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 25 percent in 2017 and   in the wake of the tax law ' s passage   had a strong start to 2018 . The market has been volatile in recent weeks   however   but Americans don ' t seem too worried about the losses .
[A]:
Jim Fish