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Biden calls Assad's fall "moment of historic opportunity"Pinion has 22 points as Arkansas State beats No. 16 Memphis 85-72Ace cricketer Sachin Tendulkar met with badminton star PV Sindhu and her fiancé on Sunday ahead of her wedding. The legendary batsmen also shared a glimpse of his invitation alongside a congratulatory message. The two-time Olympic medalist is slated to tie the knot with marry Hyderabad-based executive Venkata Datta Sai on December 22. The ceremony will take place in Udaipur followed by a reception in Hyderabad. “In badminton, the score always starts with ‘love’, and your beautiful journey with Venkata Datta Sai ensures it continues with 'love' forever! Thank you for personally inviting us to be a part of your big day. Wishing you both a lifetime of smashing memories and endless rallies of joy!” he wrote on X. Pre-wedding festivities will begin two days earlier — with a reception slated to take place on December 24 in Hyderabad. The dates have been scheduled to make sure that the badminton star can return to the international circuit in January. “The two families knew each other but it was only a month ago that everything was finalised. This was the only possible window as her schedule will be hectic from January. She will start her training soon after (the reception) as the next season is going to be important,” her father PV Ramana told PTI earlier this week. Venkata Datta Sai is based out of Hyderabad and works as an executive director for Posidex Technologies. A quick perusal of LinkedIn also suggests that he is also affiliated with Sour Apple Asset Management as a co-owner and managing director. Sindhu is regarded as one of India's greatest athletes with five world championship medals — including a gold in 2019. She also won back-to-back Olympic medals at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020. The 29-year-old former world champion is now eyeing the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics as she strives to remain injury free in what may be the final stretch of her career. Sindhu achieved a career-high world ranking of number two in 2017. Last week the shuttler ended a long title drought with victory at the Syed Modi International in Lucknow. (With inputs from agencies)
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CAS commissions modern accommodation for Air Force Base TamaleAs another frigid winter settles over Minnesota, with temperatures dipping into the teens, people like Ed Kranz are embracing the cold—and working up quite a sweat. Kranz and his wife, Colleen, are among the Minnesotans who believe the best way to endure winter is to heat up in saunas, then cool off in their state's icy weather. On a bone-chilling Sunday morning, they set up a mobile wood-fired sauna from their business, Saunable, near a frozen lake in the Minneapolis suburb of Eagan. After about 10 minutes of sweating in the 185-degree-Fahrenheit sauna, they moseyed outside into the 15-degree temps, lingering around a fire in bathing suits before repeating the process three or four more times. One brave soul dipped into a hole in the frozen lake for a post-sauna cold plunge. Their hot-and-cold venture is common in Minnesota, where plenty of residents embrace sauna culture for warmth and community, per the . Devotees say they're mingling Old World traditions with newfangled internet-based communities, and making social connections in a society that can feel isolating. More .
Trump supporters bashed his Friday selection of Dr. Janette Nesheiwat for United States Surgeon General, citing her past positions on Covid-19, though some praised her apparent evolution on the subject. Trump announced the pick Friday, calling Nesheiwat, a medical doctor and former Fox News contributor, “a strong communicator for preventive medicine and public health.” While the President-elect showered praise on Dr. Nesheiwat, some of his biggest supporters decried her selection and demanded that he reconsider. Nesheiwat’s praise for Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s decision to censor certain Covid information on Facebook seemingly irked popular right-wing social media figures like former One America News Network anchor Liz Wheeler and influential meme account “I Meme Therefore I Am” “First of all, vaccines save lives and I am so excited and I thank and I commend Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for taking action because this affects everyone,” Nesheiwat said during an appearance on Fox Business Network. I never did what was popular, but what was right. Here is a compilation of videos of Trump’s Surgeon General, Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, and her stances during the COVID pandemic. Dr. Janette Nesheiwat praised Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for censoring individuals who questioned... pic.twitter.com/yyMW8eDgwE — I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) November 23, 2024 The “I Meme Therefore I Am” account posted the video and warned against accepting a candidate with views similar to those of Dr. Anthony Fauci. “If you want President Trump to succeed, you should discourage him from appointing anyone like Fauci to his cabinet again.” US President Donald Trump and Anthony Fauci, director of the NIH National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases attend a meeting at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland on March 3, 2020, following up on the COVID-19, coronavirus, outbreak. – The US Federal Reserve announced an emergency rate cut responding to the growing economic risk posed by the coronavirus epidemic after the UN health agency said the world has entered “uncharted territory” with the outbreak’s rapid spread. BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images Conservative lawyer Julie Hamill replied to the video, calling the pick “totally unacceptable.” Nesheiwat was also once an advocate for masking during the pandemic, a position Wheeler criticized as a “dealbreaker. (RELATED: Who’s Afraid Of RFK? New Poll Shatters Corporate Media’s ‘Fringe’ Narrative) “Here’s the problem, Delta [Covid variant] is different. And that’s why the American Academy of Pediatrics is recommending that if you’re gonna be in a classroom, in a crowded classroom, then you want to protect yourself, wear a mask,” Nesheiwat told then-Fox News host Pete Hegseth in an August 2021 appearance. “It’s important to point out, though, masking is not the only solution. We also need to make sure that we have good ventilation, that people are washing their hands, that they’re getting tested and that all the teachers are getting vaccinated as well,” she also said in the appearance. Dr. Janette Nesheiwat supported masking kids in school. DEALBREAKER. https://t.co/3ERoCD7tBR — Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) November 23, 2024 Nesheiwat criticized Republican Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo in October 2021 after he suggested masks may not be efficacious in stopping the spread of Covid-19. NASHVILLE, TN – AUGUST 04: Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, Scott Stapp from the Rock band Creed and Founder of the CHARM foundation Jaclyn Stapp attend the 2018 CHARM Back To School Bash on August 4, 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee. Terry Wyatt/Getty Images “Masks have saved thousands of lives and prevented thousands of infections,” Nesheiwat wrote in response to a clip of the video on X. (RELATED: American Kids In Crisis: Daily Caller’s ‘Do No Harm’ To Expose Fallout Of The Transgender Movement) Wheeler took particular issue with this, publicly calling for Nesheiwat to withdraw her candidacy in a Sunday tweet. “Dr. Janette Nesheiwat bashes Dr. Joseph Ladapo because Ladapo followed scientific evidence that masks don’t work. Nesheiwat should withdraw. She’s not a leader. She’s a sheep. She mindlessly parroted ‘the experts’ covid tyranny,” Wheeler wrote. Dr. Janette Nesheiwat bashes Dr. Joseph Ladapo because Ladapo followed scientific evidence that masks don’t work. Nesheiwat should withdraw. She’s not a leader. She’s a sheep. She mindlessly parroted “the experts” covid tyranny. Actual leadership is Ladapo. pic.twitter.com/L6iUn6jWpS — Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) November 24, 2024 Some, however, praised the pick and noted Dr. Nesheiwat’s apparent pivot on many of those issues. While writing in February 2021 that Covid vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna were “a gift from God” and praising them as “our path out of the pandemic,” Nesheiwat later blasted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for adding the vaccine to the childhood schedule. “There’s no good reason to have a vaccine that can’t stop disease, can’t stop transmission of disease, on this schedule of vaccination ... This vote was irresponsible and illogical,” she told Tucker Carlson in October 2022. Trump’s pick for Surgeon General, Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, blasts the CDC to Tucker Carlson in 2022: “There’s no good reason to have a vaccine that can’t stop disease, can’t stop transmission. On the childhood schedule....This vote was irresponsible and illogical.” pic.twitter.com/YSkBG3xhWQ — Tucker Carlson Network 🇺🇸 Fan Account (@TCNetworkFans) November 23, 2024 Trump War Room, an X account affiliated directly with Trump’s presidential campaign, reposted multiple videos of Nesheiwat appearing to change her tune on masks and vaccines after her initial strong positions in favor of the measures. One video the account posted shared a video of her criticizing “politicized” Covid mandates. While many seemingly-MAGA faithful were still critical, some responded positively to her more recent comments. “Good start – a lot of question marks for this candidate, so far so good,” one user wrote in response. “I’m glad you guys are listening to us. Her positions on these issues back in 2020 were trash,” another said . The more recent comments appear to move her positions closer to those of Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy Jr. GLENDALE, ARIZONA – AUGUST 23: Former Republican presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump shake hands during a campaign rally at Desert Diamond Arena on August 23, 2024 in Glendale, Arizona. Kennedy announced today that he was suspending his presidential campaign and supporting former President Trump. Rebecca Noble/Getty Images Kennedy has been an ardent critic of vaccines for Covid and other diseases and was vehemently opposed to mask mandates. In addition to being a Fox News contributor, Dr. Nesheiwat served as medical director for the clinic chain CityMD. Her sister, Julia, is married to Trump’s pick for National Security Advisor Rep. Michael Waltz . Julia Nesheiwat is a current member of the Atlantic Council. She previously served on the World Economic Forum’s Global Advisory Council and was an international relations fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, according to her U.S. State Department biography . Kennedy Jr. has been critical of both the Atlantic Council and the Council on Foreign Relations. He said these organizations have significant influence on foreign policy, citing U.S. and NATO involvement in the war between Ukraine Russia as an example. He then took aim at advisory committees, saying they wield undue influence over U.S. public health policy. “If you look at the people who sit on it, they’re all people who are profiting from, you know ... not from making people healthier, but from making ... from a sick country, a country that’s constantly at war and a country that is doing the opposite of what its ideals say it’s supposed to be doing,” Kennedy told comedian Andrew Schulz. If confirmed, Nesheiwat will have an important role in the administration as the public-facing Surgeon General. However, she will still report to the assistant secretary for health, a role which Trump has yet to designate a candidate for. The role is currently occupied by Biden appointee Admiral Rachel Levine .
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