We just don't know if it's on purpose or not. A photograph of Chizik's daughter and her prom date was posted by her date's mother and it shows Chizik in the background with a not-so-pleased look. It is beginning to take on a life of its own, much like the photo of U.S. gymnast McKayla Maroney giving a smirk — "McKayla is not impressed" — on the medal stand after winning a silver medal in the 2012 London Olympics....
“I do not believe we are in the process of currently training military forces from Ukraine in Poland,” the general said in response to a question from Republican Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas during the hearing, which Newsweek attended. “There are liaisons that are there,” he added. “They’re being given advice, and that’s different than I think (what) you’re referring to with respect to training.” On Monday during a White House press briefing, the president appeared to reveal that American forces were actively training Ukrainian troops for battle....
However, when Newsweek asked Adrit Rao, a 13-year-old from Palo Alto, California, that same question, he told us: “I want to go into computer science for sure.” The young boy can speak with such conviction because, frankly, he has already achieved more in this field than most adults. Barely into his teens and Rao has launched four iOS apps, is CEO of his own company and is interning at the prestigious Stanford University in California....
It’s been a long time since Golovkin stepped into the ring as he last fought in December 2020, successfully defending the IBO and IBF middleweight titles against Kamil Szeremeta. Now 40, Golovkin is potentially looking ahead to a trilogy fight with Canelo Alvarez should he get past Murata. In 2017, “GGG” fought Alvarez to a split decision draw. In a rematch in 2018, he lost via majority decision. Since then, Golovkin is 3-0....
Triple G, one of the most dangerous fighters on the planet in any weight class, has left a trail of opponents in his wake in his undefeated professional career. Known largely for his unrivaled power, Golovkin has intimidated even the most daunting of opponents. MORE: The five biggest fights of “GGG’s” career Either considered the No. 1 or No. 2 middleweight in the world — some would consider Canelo the No....
Spurs turned their attention to Gattuso last month following the breakdown of Paulo Fonseca’s move to the north London club. However, that move also broke down just 24 hours later after supporters launched a protest against the Italian, highlighting controversial comments he had previously made about same-sex marriage and women in football. What did Gattuso say? In an interview with La Repubblica, Gattuso insisted that his previous comments were misinterpreted....
Smith was arrested Sunday and charged with driving under the influence, while DePriest was suspended last week for a violation of team rules. Tuesday's practice was Alabama's first of five consecutive days after taking off Sunday and Monday after scrimmaging Saturday. MORE: Can Alabama win third straight? | NCAA needs Nicktator | Alabama’s facilities According to observations, Smith did not practice with the usual group of defensive backs. He worked with walk-ons and seldom-used backups....
A zoomed-in image of the Constitution tweeted by conservative lawyer George Conway had added in bold black handwriting, “The Saudi royal family shall have the power.” A caret followed the extra text placed in front of Article I, Section 8, Clause 11, or the War Power Clause, which states that Congress shall have power “To declare War.” “Gosh, I went back to take a look at Art. I, sec. 8, cl....
The co-founder of an anti-Trump Republican group wrote in The Washington Post that no one “outside the White House” was better at anticipating those “narcissistic whims” than Attorney General William Barr. Conway also argued that Barr was effectively saying “don’t worry I got this” to President Trump in an interview with ABC this week, during which he said the commander-in-chief’s tweets made it “impossible for me to do my job....
Tuesday marked Williams’ second day of testimony in former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin’s trial in Floyd’s death. A professional fighter, he testified that he knew Floyd was in serious trouble and tried to warn officers, but to no avail. After the ambulance left with Floyd, Williams told the jury, he decided to “call the police on the police” and dialed 911. Asked if he believed the officers were involved in Floyd’s death, he answered affirmatively....
In a report in Monday’s paper, The New York Times unearthed the portrait of a candidate with a troubled past who was arrested for check fraud, misled constituents about his net worth, and appeared to have fabricated his academic record as well as his work history. The local Republican Party has already called on Santos, who has been silent since the story came out, to come clean about his record, while his future in Congress under potential Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who endorsed Santos, remains in question....
In an interview with the New York Post, Santos confirmed previous reporting by The New York Times that he never worked at finance companies Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, nor did he graduate from Baruch College, despite claiming to have done so during his campaign. “My sins here are embellishing my resume. I’m sorry,” Santos told the Post. Santos, who was elected to New York’s 3rd district in November’s midterms, also admitted he does not own 13 properties and actually previously owed thousands of dollars in unpaid rent to his landlord....
George Segal’s 10 defining roles The New Interns In 1964, Segal won a Golden Globe for most promising male newcomer (despite being in the fourth year of his career) for this medical melodrama in which he played an intern born in the slums with an explosive temper. Ship of Fools Segal’s career saw him work with legendary Hollywood directors like Mike Nichols, Carl Reiner and Robert Altman. This run began when he worked with Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner director Stanley Kramer on Ship of Fools, his all-star cast tale of a passenger liner heading to Germany amid the rise of Naziism....
At halftime of No. 1 Georgia’s 65-7 blowout of No. 3 TCU, Pollack put it out there during ESPN’s telecast. “They’ve taken hold of college football,” Pollack said of the bulldozing Bulldogs. Well, is it a shot if it is the truth? Georgia won its second straight national championship and will be ranked No. 1 when the 2023 starts. Kirby Smart has built a dynasty. What is the issue? Alabama coach Nick Saban was sitting next to Pollack, hands folded, and there was that look … You know the rest....
The action, led by Christian and Jewish religious leaders and representatives from the clergy-led civil rights group Faith in Public Life, highlighted one of the legislation’s more controversial measures: bottled water. Cases of water were stacked inside the Capitol as faith leaders took turns criticizing SB 202—which was signed by Governor Brian Kemp last week after passage in the Republican-controlled Legislature. The law makes many changes to voting in Georgia, including requiring more voter identification to cast an absentee ballot and limiting ballot drop boxes....
Joseph Liguori's dream was to be a tight end for the University of Georgia. On Friday, the Bulldogs program teamed with the Make-A-Wish Foundation to help him live out his dream. “If he happens to get in the end zone, I want a celebration like we’ve never seen at the University of Georgia,” said coach Mark Richt in the video. Awesome stuff. (H/T Saturday Down South)
In their letter to Perry, eight members of the Georgia House Representatives—Victor Anderson, Clint Crowe, Matt Barton, Jason Ridley, Lauren McDonald III, Stan Gunter, Dewayne Hill and Marcus Wiedower—complained about Coca-Cola giving in to “cancel culture” before saying that they no longer wanted the company’s products in their offices. “Given Coke’s choice to cave to the pressure of an out of control cancel culture, we respectfully request all Coca-Cola Company products to be removed from our office suite immediately....
A bill that seeks to limit both in-person and absentee early voting was introduced into the Georgia state House’s Special Committee on Election Integrity by Republican state Rep. Barry Fleming on Thursday. The proposal would also tighten voter identification rules and impose other restrictions on absentee ballots. Georgia’s three-week early voting period would be limited to operate between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday to Friday, with an additional voting period at the same time on the second Saturday before the election....
Kemp, who Trump has repeatedly blamed for refusing to overturn his November presidential election loss, was jeered by Trump supporters during the second day of the state’s GOP convention. The Georgia governor eventually calmed down the crowd and even drew applause after he highlighted his reopening of the state from the COVID-19 pandemic back in late April. But tensions over Kemp and Republican Lt. Gov Geoff Duncan’s refusal to replace the state’s Democratic slate of electors with GOP supporters of Trump were clearly still evident six months after the election....
In early January 2021, Trump infamously spoke with Georgia’s GOP secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, and urged him to “find 11,780 votes” to flip the election in his favor, according to initial reporting by The Washington Post. Audio of that call leaked to the media shocked many Republicans, Democrats and independents early last year, as it appeared that Trump pressured Raffensperger, the official tasked with overseeing Georgia’s elections, to change the presidential race’s results in his favor....
