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President Biden pardons son Hunter Biden
SUMMARY: President Biden granted clemency to his son, Hunter Biden, who was convicted of felony gun and tax charges earlier this year. In a statement, Biden argued that Hunter was targeted due to his relation to the president. This decision reverses Biden’s earlier stance of respecting the jury’s decision. Critics, including former President Trump and some Democrats, argue that the pardon is politically motivated, as Hunter had committed felonies and was convicted by a jury. Hunter expressed gratitude for the clemency and vowed to dedicate his life to helping others. This act comes just before Biden exits public life.
Hunter Biden was set to face sentencing on gun-related and tax convictions.
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Border Bowl XII a “pinch me” moment for CSRA high school football stars
SUMMARY: South Aiken senior quarterback Tucker Bryan is excited to represent Team South Carolina in the annual Border Bowl XII, showcasing top high school football talent from the CSRA. The game, occurring Saturday at Strom Thurmond High School, includes 42 seniors from South Carolina competing against Georgia’s top athletes. Bryan, along with fellow players, views this as a dream opportunity and a chance to unite with former rivals. Coaches Richard Bush (Team South Carolina) and Mark Boiter (Team Georgia) emphasize the game’s significance for charity and community pride. Players hope to inspire younger athletes to pursue similar opportunities through hard work and dedication.
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‘I don’t know, we just got along’
SUMMARY: President-elect Donald Trump commented on his interaction with former President Barack Obama at Jimmy Carter’s funeral, noting their surprisingly friendly demeanor. Speaking to Fox News, Trump remarked, “It did look very friendly… they look like two people that like each other.” Despite their differing philosophies and a contentious history, including Trump’s past accusations against Obama, he expressed that they got along well during the service. Trump also mentioned meeting backstage before the event. Former President George W. Bush attended and exhibited a friendly rapport with Obama, although he did not engage with Trump during the ceremony.
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Stars lose homes in Los Angeles area fires and Jamie Lee Curtis pledges $1M to relief effort
SUMMARY: Fires around Los Angeles have devastated homes, including those of celebrities like Billy Crystal, Jeff Bridges, and Jhené Aiko. Many have shared their heartbreak over lost properties and cherished memories. As the fires led to the postponement of several awards ceremonies and the delay of Oscar nominations, over 180,000 residents are under evacuation orders. Jamie Lee Curtis responded by pledging $1 million for fire relief, echoed by the Recording Academy for affected musicians. Historic sites, including the ranch of Will Rogers, have been destroyed, intensifying concerns over both personal and cultural losses during this crisis.
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