Punchlines: When Groundhog Day means so much more
We're used to Pennsylvania's Punxsutawney Phil seeing (or not) his shadow every year (although late-night comic Trevor Noah, who is originally from Africa, has a hard time explaining the meaning behind the annual tradition to folks back home), but this year the groundhog made a few political predictions. And his non-scientific approach to the weather, James Corden explains, won Punxsutawney a spot on President Trump's special climate change committee.
Take a look at Punchlines, above, to find out what else America's most famous rodent got up to yesterday.
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