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The 46-year-old was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame on Wednesday, where he was introduced by daughter Sam Woods who had a tear-jerking speech of her own. Woods’ speech, which lasted roughly 17 minutes, touched on everything from racism he faced growing up, to the work ethic instilled by his father, to the mortgage he was able pay off when finally making it big. MORE: Players Championship 2022 tee times, TV coverage, live stream...
“We need to respect the dignity of people who identify as transgender,” Anderson argued in the book, “but without encouraging children to undergo experimental transition treatments, and without trampling on the needs and interests of others.” While the book was well-received by conservatives, LGBTQ activists have dismissed the book as anti-trans and “dangerous.” “People who have actually read my book discovered that it was a thoughtful and accessible presentation of the state of the scientific, medical, philosophical and legal debates,” Anderson told Newsweek....
But his bid for the White House ended in November 2019—and as the former congressman embarks upon a race to take on Governor Greg Abbott, learning from the failings of his last outing could prove key to guiding his strategy. Daron Shaw, a professor in the University of Texas Department of Government, said one issue in O’Rourke’s presidential campaign was a lack of clarity about why he was running....
Although the personal information listed on the vaccination card isn’t more than what many people have already posted on their various social media accounts, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) explains that tidbits of personal information like this can help identity thieves put together a profile of a person, making it easier to steal your identity and access your personal accounts. “I took mine [photo] down after I heard that people were possibly stealing photos to make false vaccine records,” Stephanie Van Derbur, RN, a patient placement coordinator at HCA Healthcare in Utah, tells Verywell....
After Jonesboro, Ark.; West Paducah, Ky.; Pearl, Miss., and especially Littleton, Colo., concerns about school violence led to widespread media coverage and a national discussion. Mostly, this was positive. It reignited a debate about the easy availability of guns (though the Democrats, reading too much into that debate, lost votes in the 2000 election by appearing too pro-gun control). The fallout from the seemingly contagious acts of school violence also led to considerable national soul-searching about the problems of young people....
Had the counterfeit products been real, they would have collectively been worth an estimated $30,437,775, according to authorities. All of the products were found in a single shipment by CBP officials with the Los Angeles/Long Beach Seaport, who assessed the shipment in collaboration with the Consumer Products and Mass Merchandising’s Center of Excellence and Expertise. The products arrived at the West Coast port after traveling from China, the CBP said in a news release....
But as talks about the increasingly tense standoff over Taiwan, the war in Ukraine and a return to climate negotiations dominated their conversation, Biden and Xi left the COVID pandemic unaddressed, even as Beijing’s zero-COVID policy continues to take an economic toll on global markets. On Monday, the two leaders met for three hours at the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia. Because COVID had prompted the Chinese government to impose strict lockdowns and travel restrictions, journeys abroad had been severely limited for Xi....
Months later, after the U.S.-led coalition victory in the Gulf War, Bush presented Thatcher with the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House. At the ceremony, he recalled the conversation and how influential it was on his thinking that day—and throughout the broader crisis. As he put it, “We used that expression often and have used it during some troubling days.” In theory, tomorrow’s meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and President Joe Biden in the Oval Office could be an opportunity for Bennett to fill Thatcher’s shoes, and for Biden to fill Bush’s....
In a statement, Biden warned about the possible impact that not signing the bill may have. “[M]illions of families don’t know if they’ll be able to make ends meet because of President Donald Trump’s refusal to sign an economic relief bill approved by Congress with an overwhelming and bipartisan majority,” he said, adding: “This abdication of responsibility has devastating consequences.” The president-elect mentioned that 10 million Americans will be put at a greater risk following federal unemployment insurance benefits expiring on Saturday....
Biden’s campaign store is selling two packs of the stickers on sale for $7.50. Each purchase is a donation to the “Biden Victory Fund,” according to the site. Biden’s campaign is seeking to capitalize on the New York Times’ Sunday report showing that Trump avoided paying income taxes for over 10 years prior to taking office. According to the report, in 2016, the year which Trump won the presidency, he paid just $750 in federal income taxes and also paid the same amount during his first year in the White House....
Biden and first lady Jill Biden called NBC’s Today anchor Al Roker during New York City’s annual parade in order to give a Thanksgiving address to Americans. “My message is after two years, you’re back, America’s back,” Biden said. “There’s nothing we’re unable to overcome, Al, and you’re one of the reasons for that, pal. You’re always up. You’re always rooting.” Biden’s message came as the annual Thanksgiving parade was in full swing after it was forced to significantly scale back operations last year due to the pandemic....
The expected offer comes amid complaints from progressive groups about heightened risks to the financial system under his leadership and praise from some economic circles for his guidance of the economy through the recession. Powell’s term is set to expire in early February, but former presidents have announced decisions on re-nomination by late summer or early fall. Critics have decried Powell’s loosening of bank regulations and some say that he isn’t adequately committed to addressing the threats of climate change in the Fed’s management of financial firms, AP reported....
The “Build Back Better By Advancing Racial Equity Across the American Economy” plan features investing in affordable housing and homeownership, bolstering small business opportunities and making public schools as well as private historically Black schools tuition-free for families with incomes under $125,000. While the plan was notable in terms of addressing racial wealth barriers, it also was notable for leaving out bold ideas endorsed by Black Lives Matter advocates and the left-wing of the party....
Clinton told Showtime’s The Circus, a video-centric political media website, that it’s “going to be a close election” in an episode that aired Sunday. She suspected that one “scenario” Republicans are looking at to ensure President Donald Trump is victorious is “messing up absentee balloting” and if Trump has a narrow electoral college win on Election Day, Clinton said Democrats need to be ready for a legal fight. “We’ve got to have a massive legal operation, I know the Biden campaign is working on that,” she said....
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the already strained relationship between the United States and China, with Beijing accusing U.S. officials of capitalizing on the pandemic for political purposes. Seeing themselves as being unfairly targeted, China’s stopped cooperating with international investigations, and without Beijing’s help, the origin of COVID-19 could remain a mystery. After being briefed on the Intelligence Community’s report on the origin of COVID-19, Biden acknowledged that China’s inability to be transparent is hindering investigations into the virus’ origin and accused them of withholding information....
National Security Council Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby made the revelation Wednesday during a virtual press call, telling reporters that Pyongyang “is covertly supplying Russia’s war in Ukraine with a significant number of artillery shells, while obfuscating the shipments, by making it appear they are going to countries in the Middle East, and North Africa.” Kirby also discussed previous assessments indicating that Iran had diverted drones to Russia that have already seen action in Ukraine, and may now also be in the process of sending surface-to-air missiles to be used in the conflict....
Biden, 79, and the White House have said multiple times that the president plans to seek another term in the 2024 election. Although Trump, 75, has repeatedly hinted at the possibility that he will again run for the Republican nomination in the next election, he has not officially confirmed his future political plans. However, polling suggests the former president would be well-positioned to defeat the current president. An average of recent polls compiled by Real Clear Politics shows Trump leading Biden by 4....
The Fight of His Life: Inside Joe Biden’s White House, which is authored by journalist Chris Whipple and set to be published January 17, reportedly says the president is distrustful of the Secret Service due to some of the agents supporting former President Donald Trump. “A bigger problem was Biden’s discomfort with his Secret Service detail; some of them were MAGA sympathizers,” Whipple writes in the book, according to The Hill....
Griner was swapped Thursday for notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout after she was held in a Russian jail cell for about 10 months. She had been sentenced to nine years in prison by Russian authorities for possession of vape canisters containing cannabis oil. Erik Altieri, executive director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), called Griner’s imprisonment “a grotesque affront to the concept of justice....
