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👋 Welcome to 5 Things PM! Well, here’s a twist I didn’t see coming. Scientists just discovered that the “oldest octopus” in the world isn’t an octopus after all. Here’s what else you might have missed during your busy day. In an effort to accelerate deportations, the Trump administration devised a plan to enter into agreements with other countries to accept immigrants regardless of whether they were from there. So far, it has been a struggle. Some people who have Affordable Care Act coverage might owe the government money for premium subsidies received during the previous year. Here’s what you should know. Scientists created precise virtual replicas of diseased hearts to help doctors learn how to better treat the real thing. The technology could save the lives of patients with irregular heartbeats. A Miami couple felt something was missing and decided the city wasn’t the right environment to raise their children. After two years in Italy, they can’t imagine living anywhere else. A work of art by Picasso valued at more than $1 million will be raffled off for 100 euros — about $116. See what it looks like. Michelle Hundley Smith disappeared in 2001 and was only