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Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan is known for her sense of style and natural beauty. This diva can pull off any outfit gracefully. In a recent post by the fashion magazine Grazia India, Kareena seen is posing for the camera. Though the picture looks great, it didn't take much time for the netizens to notice the heavy usage of editing in the picture. The actress' legs were so heavily photoshopped that her knees weren't visible. People started trolling the magazine soon after. One user wrote, "Where did the knees go?" Another person accused the magazine, "There has to be limit of Photoshop guys, Kareena never had this lean legs and calf muscle." A woman also wrote a pun from the famous Amar Akbar Anthony song. She hilariously commented, "Ho knee ko unho-knee karde, unho-knee ko ho knee. Ek jagah jab jama ho tino, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroooooom!" Kareena Kapoor Khan was last seen in the comedy-drama Good Newwz. The Jab We Met actress is also po[CENSORED]r for her show What Women Want, which broadcasts on the radio frequency 104.8 Ishq FM. The Veere Di Wedding actress will be next seen in Homi Ajajania's directorial Angrezi Medium. The movie is a spin-off of the 2017 comedy-drama, Hindi Medium. The film, which also stars actor Irrfan Khan and television personality Radhika Madan, is slated to release on March 20.

A US appeals court has lifted a legal block on $3.6bn (£2.7bn) in defence funds, allowing President Donald Trump to spend the money on a US-Mexico wall. The order by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court's ruling that stopped the funds being used while the case continues. President Trump had directed the funds to be diverted from defence projects in February amid a budget debate. Mr Trump's planned wall was the signature promise of his 2016 campaign. White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement that the lower court's ruling had been "illegitimate". "This is a victory for the rule of law," she added. Mr Trump announced his intention to use Pentagon funds for his border wall last February, after a 35-day government shutdown triggered by his demand that congressional Democrats approve funding for the barrier. He declared a national emergency, arguing that Americans were in danger due to lax southern border security, using the measure to sidestep Congress and tap into defence funds. The White House was then sued by the Texas border city of El Paso and the Border Network for Human Rights, an advocacy group, that argued there was no emergency requiring defence funds to be used. "It's unfortunate that the people of El Paso will continue to suffer harm while the government appeals, but we're confident that we'll prevail again in this next stage of litigation," lawyers for the city said following the ruling President Trump has now won several legal battles that give him access to billions of dollars of military funds that he can use to build his border wall. Having the money and spending it, however, are two very different things. Even po[CENSORED]r government construction projects take time - and there are still private property owners who will contin ue their court challenges to block new wall construction on their land. As he prepares for his re-election campaign, the president can point to progress being made on one of his top 2016 promises, but it's been a long, grinding fight with no end in sight.

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