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“No matter what, we can rise”: Cheerleaders for the LA Rams pay homage to their city after playoff win
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A post shared by Eswinn (@energizer_bunny_)As members of the Los Angeles Rams cheer team, Eswinn D. and Jose C. feel a deep kinship with their city.
That’s one of the reasons they felt so much pride this week, when the Rams ousted the Minnesota Vikings in the NFL playoffs.
Temporarily relocated due to the LA fires, the Rams hosted the Vikings in the Arizona Cardinals’ home stadium, about 375 miles from the tragic devastation.
Though the Rams were playing in a neighboring state, their hearts and minds were in LA. Before kick-off, they paid tribute to the first responders, and held a moment of silence for the hundreds of thousands of Angelenos who are displaced.
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CNN Analyst Calls Out Nancy Mace Over Jasmine Crockett Spat: 'Child, Please'
CNN analyst and former White House aide, has called out Republican South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace over her spat with Democratic Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett, saying he has two words for her: "Child, please."Newsweek has reached out to the offices of Mace and Crockett via email for comment, and to Boykin via an online form outside of normal working hours.The argument between the two representatives initially began when the House voted to ban transgender athletes from women's sports at federally funded institutions.Crockett and Mace became embroiled in a dispute, with Crockett appearing to refer to Mace as a child and Mace responding by asking if she wanted to "take it outside."Their fight is indicative of the broader state of animosity in U.S. politics today.Boykin, who is an American TV and film producer, a national political commentator and a former White House aide to President Bill Clinton spoke about the dispute on CNN."Last year, I was on this show and Nancy Mace was sitting right here and she refused to call Kamala Harris by her correct name.
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