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Johnathan Joseph put the Titans right back into Sunday’s game at the Minnesota Vikings.
Jadeveon Clowney took them right back out of it.
On the first drive of the second half and with Minnesota leading 17-9, Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins badly missed his target and found Joseph, who had a wide open path to a pick-six. But as he sprinted to the end zone,
A tale of two campaigns is emerging ahead of the first face-to-face meeting in the general election between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden Tuesday night on the presidential debate stage.
While President Trump has hit the campaign trail hard, holding eight events in the last week, Biden has taken a decidedly different approach, keeping a light schedule in order to prepare for their upcoming meeting.
The former vice president has hunkered down for debate preparations, which are being overseen by Democratic debate guru and Biden’s former chief of staff, Ron Klain, according to sources familiar with the preparation.
The preparations also includes Bob Bauer, a senior Biden adviser and former White House general counsel, stepping into the role of Donald Trump to help the former vice president get ready for Tuesday according to a source familiar with the process.
“Joe Biden is very big on preparing,”
I DIDN’T REALIZE how personal writing my new book, “24 Ways to Move More,” would be.
When I came up with the idea to condense six years of Fit for Life columns into one year of movement for a book, it felt like a natural way to cap off a big chapter full of wild escapades climbing trees, laughing my head off during bubble soccer (don’t worry; that one isn’t in the book), and bumbling through dance classes and feeling so much joy.
Cover story: ‘24 Ways to Move More’ motivates you to build the habit of movement into everyday life.
But when I went back through more than 300 columns I wrote for this magazine to choose 24, two per month for one year, as I reflected on which ones were the most inspiring, the most extraordinary, the ones you would be stoked
The Daily Beast
This week, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron made the bombshell announcement that the cops who fatally shot Breonna Taylor would not be charged with killing her, calling their use of force in the March raid “justified to protect themselves.”In that justification, he said that one witness corroborated the three officers’ insistence that they knocked and identified themselves at Taylor’s Louisville home while executing a search warrant in connection with a narcotics investigation. It contradicted claims from Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenny Walker, and 11 other residents, who said they didn’t hear the cops announce themselves. Instead, Walker thought he was being burglarized and fired a warning shot that triggered a tragic chain of events.But, according to documents and audio obtained by VICE News on Saturday, that sole witness initially told investigators days after the March
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Carlene Jackson
Suddenly, we’re all stars of the small screen.
OK, perhaps that’s over-egging the pudding but it’s certainly true that increasing numbers of us are having to get used to the sight of our pixelated faces staring back at us from laptop and tablet screens as we communicate with peers, talk to our bosses and pitch to clients via video conferencing tools.
And the rise of the Zoom/Teams/Skype meeting has come as something of a culture shock. Once upon a time, you either connected face-to-face or on the phone. Ahead of face-to-face situations you probably took time to prepare, if only by dressing for the occasion. On the phone, dress didn’t matter so much, if at all. You could talk to the CEO of a multinational corporation and potential customer while dressed only in jeans, t-shirt, and your favorite baseball cap. Only you would know. This
Moments after President Donald Trump announced his Supreme Court nomination, Democrats quickly moved to criticize Judge Amy Coney Barrett, a conservative favorite to succeed the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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President Donald Trump on September 26, 2020 nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court in the Rose Garden at the White House.
“Today it is my honor to nominate one of our nation’s most brilliant and gifted legal minds to the Supreme Court,” Trump said in the Rose Garden on Saturday afternoon. “She is a woman of unparalleled achievement, towering intellect, sterling credentials and unyielding loyalty to the Constitution—Judge Amy Coney Barrett.”
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s campaign released a statement criticizing Barrett’s conservative history. “She has a written track record of disagreeing with the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision upholding the Affordable Care Act,” the campaign said. “She critiqued Chief Justice John Roberts’ majority
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Jessica Zweig, CEO of Simply Be.
Jessica Zweig is the CEO of The SimplyBe. Agency, a premier personal branding firm based in Chicago, serving clients across the globe.
She is also host of the Top 20 ranked Marketing podcast on iTunes, The SimplyBe. Podcast, where she interviews today’s top entrepreneurs, CEOs, influencers, thought leaders, and authors on how to build your brand and live your best, most authentic life.
Jessica believes that, when done right, personal branding is an act of service, a social responsibility, and a positive investment toward a positive future. I had the opportunity to interview Jessica recently. Here are some of the highlights of that interview:
Jill Griffin: How did you get into personal branding and why are you so passionate about personal branding?
Jessica Zweig: I launched my own business by sending an email out to my network and posting a Facebook post. That’s
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Sebastian Vettel admitted he took too many risks before losing control of his Ferrari and crashing during Saturday’s incident-packed qualifying for Sunday’s Russian Grand Prix.
The four-time champion German, in his final season with the Italian team, said he was trying to find more pace and lost control of the car.
“I lost the car and I couldn’t catch it,” he said. “Already in Turn Two I had lost the car then in Turn Four, I lost it again.
“I was struggling, especially in the first sector and I was taking more risks. I just couldn’t catch it…
“Obviously, I am not happy. Compared to the morning in practice, we struggled quite a bit in the afternoon.”
Vettel said his car lacked pace, which he was trying
Judge Amy Coney Barrett, a top contender on President Donald Trump’s short list for the Supreme Court, has drawn widespread media attention for her reported membership in People of Praise, a largely Catholic, charismatic religious group.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis stands behind Barbara Lagoa as she speaks after he named her to the Florida Supreme Court in January 2019.
Another shortlister, Judge Barbara Lagoa, is a longtime member of the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group. Her husband, Paul Huck, is an attorney at Jones Day, a law firm with close ties to the White House and throughout the Trump administration.
Those details — readily found in numerous news stories about the potential SCOTUS nominees — could become illegal for media outlets or anyone else to publish on the internet under a proposal federal judges sent to Congress earlier this month. Under the suggested legislation, lawmakers
For each year you postpone taking benefits past full retirement age up to 70, you get an 8% boost in delayed retirement credits.
Claiming at 70 is often the best move if you can afford to wait and expect to live until at least about age 80.
Postponing benefits may also help keep you in a lower income-tax bracket during the early years of your retirement.
While you’re in a lower bracket, it may make sense to convert a traditional IRA to a Roth, for example, paying a reduced tax rate now and enjoying tax-free withdrawals later.
For married couples, it’s wise for the higher-earning spouse to claim benefits at 70, if possible. That’s because when one spouse dies, the surviving spouse receives 100% of the highest benefit.
“This will increase the guaranteed stream of income that lasts not just for the higher earner’s lifetime, but also the spouse’s lifetime.
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