1 (Photo: Getty Images/NurPhoto, Cheriss May) Posted Jan 29 Sean Spicer reads The Onion, but maybe not too closely
2 Posted Jan 29 In a Royal Rumble with few surprises, the WWE delivered one of its best cards in years
3 Dominic West, Julia Goldani Telles (Photo: Showtime) Posted Jan 29 The Affair wraps up season 3 in Paris, because why not
4 (Photo: Robyn Beck/Getty Images) Posted Jan 29 SAG Awards winners stand against Trump’s immigration ban
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Herbert Karliner, a Jewish refugee who was turned away from the United States in 1939 as part of the so-called "Voyage Of The Damned," holding a picture of his family. (Photo: Miami Herald/Getty Images) Timely Twitter account documents Jewish refugees turned away by America in 1939
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1 (Photo: Getty Images/NurPhoto, Cheriss May) Posted Jan 29 Sean Spicer reads The Onion, but maybe not too closely
2 Posted Jan 29 In a Royal Rumble with few surprises, the WWE delivered one of its best cards in years
3 Dominic West, Julia Goldani Telles (Photo: Showtime) Posted Jan 29 The Affair wraps up season 3 in Paris, because why not
4 (Photo: Robyn Beck/Getty Images) Posted Jan 29 SAG Awards winners stand against Trump’s immigration ban