Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene had rare praise for several House Democrat ‘Squad’ members after the group of progressives voted against President Joe Biden‘s bipartisan infrastructure bill on Friday. The GOP firebrand sounded off on Twitter after the House passed the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill with a vote of 228 to 206, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi bringing it for a vote after months of tense negotiations.  After the vote Greene, who voted ‘no’, shared a picture of a sheet of paper that appears to show a roll call of ‘yes’ and ‘no’ votes.

Cristiano Ronaldo has the ‘Siuuu’. LeBron James has the ‘Silencer’. Usain Bolt has the ‘Lightning Bolt’. Some celebrations in world sport are simply iconic.  2022 is the year of the ‘night night’ celebration, coined by Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry during the NBA play-offs.  Sports players around the world have emulated Curry’s sleeping pose, which is used to suggest that the job is done. In other words, it’s game over.

CHICAGO (WLS) — Dan Abrams, ABC News’ chief legal analyst, is the host of the new series “On Patrol: Live” which follows police confronting crime and helping people under siege. “There is a fascination with understanding what police officers do, on a daily basis,” Abrams said. “We’re talking about watching live, in real time police officers doing police work in different departments, in different parts of the country around America.”

JACK HENSHALL June 7, 1921-January 17, 2021 You often hear people say “it’s not rocket science”, but in the case of Jack Henshall’s career, it pivoted around rocket science and engineering. His working life was a roll call of some of Australia’s pioneering missile weapons systems. His association with rockets and missiles began as a member of Len Beadell’s survey party in the early 1950s, mapping Australia’s long-range weapons-testing range based at the Woomera, South Australia.

Carin Burford Death Cause: Carin was tragically killed in a kayak accident. Continue reading this article to learn more about what happened. Carin was a Chapter President and a Traveling Collegiate Consultant. In a variety of ways, she was extremely helpful to her ADPi sisters. She was well-known in the paddling community. Carin also worked as a Hearing Officer for Jefferson County’s Personnel Board. She reviews cases and makes recommendations on employee disciplinary appeals in this role as a quasi-arbitrator for the state’s largest county employer.