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[EX Q]: President Trump on Friday called  the wife of Sen. John McCain  the Arizona Republican who was hospitalized this week as he battles brain cancer   the White House said.
An official said Trump spoke by phone with  Cindy McCain  on Friday afternoon to âcheck in on Sen. McCainâs condition.â
 McCain   81  was diagnosed with brain cancer in July. On Wednesday  his office said he had been admitted to the hospital.
â Senator McCain  is currently receiving treatment at Walter Reed Medical Center for normal side effects of  his  ongoing cancer therapy â  his  office said. âAs ever   he  remains grateful to  his  physicians for their excellent care  and  his  friends and supporters for their encouragement and good wishes.  Senator McCain  looks forward to returning to work as soon as possible.â
âOf course we all wish for  Sen. McCain  to have a great health for as long as possible â Sen. Rob Portman  R-Ohio  said Friday on Fox News. âMy sense is that everybody's made a commitment to be there next week. And we will certainly be able to have the vote. Our prayers go to him and his family.â
 McCain  isnât the only Republican senator with health issues. Mississippi Sen. Thad Cochran had a procedure this week to remove a non-Melanoma lesion on his nose  his spokesman said.
[EX A]: Cindy McCain

[EX Q]: The statement said the couple will live in Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace. Harry and  Markle âs upcoming wedding will be the first grand royal wedding since Prince William and Kate Middleton got married in 2011.
William and Kate  who is expecting her third child  said in a statement they are excited for the couple  adding that âit has been wonderful getting to know  Meghan  and to see how happy  she  and Harry are together."
 Markle   best known for  her  role as an ambitious paralegal in the hit U.S. legal drama "Suits " surprised many when  she  shared  her  feelings for Harry in a September cover story for Vanity Fair. Asked about the media frenzy surrounding their courtship  the 36-year-old said: "At the end of the day I think it's really simple ... we're two people who are really happy and in love."
Describing Harry as her "boyfriend  " Markle  said that while  she  expected that  she  and Harry would have to "come forward" about their relationship at some point  the two were just a couple enjoying time spent with each other.
"Personally  I love a great love story "  she  said.
 Markle 's Vanity Fair interview broke new ground. It is unusual for a royal love interest to speak so publicly -- and candidly -- before becoming engaged. Harry's past reported girlfriends all shied away from the media limelight  and his sister-in-law  formerly known as Kate Middleton  stayed silent until she and Prince William gave a formal televised interview at Buckingham Palace after their engagement became public.
But then  unlike some other "commoners" romantically linked to Britain's royals   Markle  is no stranger to media exposure and the world of show business.
The actress's most successful role is the feisty Rachel Zane in the TV legal show "Suits " now in its seventh season.  Her  career has included small parts on TV series including "Fringe " "CSI: Miami " "Knight Rider" and "Castle " as well as movies such as "Horrible Bosses." Outside of acting   Markle  founded a lifestyle blog called TheTig.com (which closed down in April without explanation)  and has lent  her  celebrity status to humanitarian causes.
 She  has campaigned with the United Nations on gender equality  written in Time magazine about girls' education and the stigma surrounding menstruation  and has traveled to Rwanda as global ambassador for the charity World Vision Canada.  She  has described how  her  mother took  her  to the slums of Jamaica to witness poverty first-hand  saying experiences like that shaped  her  social consciousness and charity work.
To some degree that mirrors the experience of Harry  who was also inspired by his mother's humanitarian work and embraced the types of charities Diana favored in the final years of  her  life before  her  1997 death in a Paris car crash.
Harry and  Markle  held hands for their first official appearance together in September in Toronto at the Invictus Games  a sporting event for wounded service personnel that Harry spearheaded.
Both were dressed casually in jeans  smiling and chatting as they arrived for a tennis match. Several days later  Harry was photographed kissing  Markle  on the cheek as he joined the actress and  her  mother in a luxury box to watch the event's closing ceremony.
 Markle  said  she  met Harry through friends in London in July 2016  and that they had been dating quietly for several months before the romance hit the headlines.
Some tabloids had alluded to  Markle 's mixed-race heritage  pointing out  she  has an African-American mother and a white father.
 Markle  herself has spoken out about coming to terms with being biracial -- both growing up  and in  her  Hollywood career.
In a March interview with Allure magazine   she  said studying race at college was "the first time I could put a name to feeling too light in the black community and too mixed in the white community.
[EX A]: Meghan Markled

[EX Q]: SEAN HANNITY  HOST:  Attorney general nominee Eric Holder  may meet some heavy resistance when  his  nomination hearings begin tomorrow. Now  he  could again face tough questions about  his  involvement in the controversial pardons during  his  days in the Clinton administration  but another problem is also emerging.
 His  connection to a company with ties to a known terrorist organization during  his  years in private practice. Lets take a look.
HANNITY: After seven years of lining the pockets of terrorists  Chiquita admitted their wrongdoing to the Justice Department and hired and extremely influential man to bail them out  former deputy attorney general   Eric Holder.
  Holder  had left the DOJ after the Clinton administration and was now in private practice. On March 19  2007  with  Holder  as lead counsel  Chiquita pleaded guilty to one count of  quote  "engaging in transactions with a specially designated global terrorist organization."
 Holder  then brokered what some call a sweetheart deal in which Chiquita only had to pay a $25 million fine over five years  yet not one of the half dozen company officials who approved the payments would receive any jail time.
HANNITY: Ironically   Holder 's stance on the criminal case contrast part of a 1999 document that he wrote while at the Justice Department  a document that became known as the "Holder Memorandum."
HANNITY: In a 2007 Washington Post article  Holder  made the case for not charging individuals  quote  "If what you want to encourage is voluntary self-disclosure  what message does this send to other companies?"
VICTORIA TOENSING  FMR. DEPUTY ASST. ATTORNEY GENERAL: There's no conflict whatsoever. The " Holder  Memorandum" talks about the law as it has been ever since I've known it  for decades  and that is that if â the prosecutor decides to indict the corporation  the prosecutor can also decide to indict individuals.
It wasn't  Eric Holder  who decided that. It was the Justice Department.
HANNITY: But what is raising the most eyebrows is the argument that  Holder  made as lead attorney in the ongoing civil case against Chiquita.
According to court documents  Holder  wanted the case dismissed  because  quote  "There is no clearly defined rule of international law prohibiting material support of terrorism."
HANNITY: And even some  Holder  critics say  his  argument may actually hold up.
ANDY MCCARTHY  NATIONAL REVIEW CONTRIBUTOR:  He 's not saying that terrorism doesn't exist or that there's not a definition under American law of terrorism.  He 's saying that there is not a universally recognized material support to terrorism claim that can be brought under that civil statute.
 Holder  had already been mired in controversy stemming from  his  involvement in President Clinton's last-minute pardons  and just last week the highest ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee suggested that as deputy attorney general under Bill Clinton  he  was all too willing to do the president's bidding.
HANNITY: Confirmation hearings are set to begin on Thursday  so will  Eric Holder's representation of Chiquita  a company guilty of funding terrorists   raise questions about  his  fitness to be the top law man in this country?
[EX A]:
Eric Holder