Nagin Farsad

Pamela Bondi.

Right.

This week, Connecticut was the only school whose men and women's teams both made it to the final four of the blank.

This week, a group of thieves in Europe who stole 12 tons of Kit Kats were publicly praised by blank.

No, by Kit Kat, who said the thieves had excellent taste.

This week, police in Michigan are facing criticism after a woman they arrested, handcuffed and placed in the back of a cruiser, was able to blank.

Ooh, get out of the handcuffs?

She was able to wiggle out of the half-open car window and escape without any of the cops noticing.

The woman who was being arrested for a parole violation was caught on camera squeezing herself through the cruiser's half-open window, wiggling her way to the ground and making a run for it as four cops stood nearby and not a single one of them noticed.

It's just one of those rare cases where I'm like, yeah, you guys should definitely delete the body cam footage because this is embarrassing.

Bill, how did our favorite little criminal do?

All right.

So that means, Rachel, you're up next.

Yes.

Fill in the blank.

On Tuesday, a federal judge halted construction on Trump's proposed addition to the blank.

Ballroom.

Right, White House.

This week, average blank prices in the U.S.

rose above $4 a gallon.