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Anastasia Vashukevich, who was arrested during a sex training seminar, said she had evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Authorities say Jake Patterson, the man accused of kidnapping Wisconsin teen Jayme Closs, was making plans for a new career, even as he held the 13-year-old captive. More details have also emerged about Patterson’s past. NBC’s Ron Mott reports for TODAY.

Stephen King is certainly not one to mince his words -- and that goes double when it comes to Trump. The horror master spent a large chunk of 2018 berating the President on Twitter, and -- judging by his tweets so far in 2019 -- he isn't planning to stop any time soon.  SEE ALSO: How Stephen King's tweets saved book reviews for a local paper On Wednesday night, King addressed Trump's government shutdown -- and, as usual, he didn't hold back. Thanks to the Trump Shutdown, government workers are queuing for donated commodities. He is this country's shame. -- Stephen King (@StephenKing) January 16, 2019 The part about "queuing for donated commodities" refers to the 800,000 federal workers in the U.S. who have spent the shutdown either working for free, or who have been granted a leave of absence, per CNBC. On Wednesday, Trump signed legislation which guarantees workers affected by the shutdown will receive back pay. ## WATCH: Ever wonder how the universe might end?