Secret Service chief, GOP lawmaker get in heated shouting match at hearing
“You wanted to be visible because you’re auditioning for this job that you’re not going to get,” Rep. Pat Fallon told acting Secret Service Director Pat Fallon.
Similar Posts
Tennis pro Erin Routliffe explodes over lack of ‘robots’ at Australian Open
Erin Routliffe may be the only person unhappy that robots haven’t taken over the world. The tennis pro from New Zealand and her partner, Gabriela Dabrowski of Canada, were competing in the third round of women’s doubles at the Australian Open Sunday when Routliffe exploded into a brief tirade after she believed her opponent’s serve skimmed…
Cowboys’ Dak Prescott says he doesn’t listen to what Jerry Jones says as contract talks stall
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott lets anything Jerry Jones says go in one ear and out the other, if he even hears it at all. Prescott told reporters Thursday he often disregards whatever Jones says when asked about the owner’s recent comments about a potential contract extension or replacement strategy for the quarterback. “I stopped,…
IMA’s student body demands cut-off reduction in NEET PG as thousands of seats remain vacant: Why are Indian medical graduates turning away from PG courses?
The Indian Medical Association’s Junior Doctors Network (IMA-JDN) has urged Union Health Minister JP Nadda to reduce the NEET-PG 2024 cutoff in a formal letter. This request follows the completion of the second round of counselling, where 31,490 candidates were deemed eligible, leaving around 15,000-16,000 seats vacant, including 1,500 in Maharashtra. The vacancy issue highlights…
Hindu Sena chief linked to Ajmer dargah suit ‘shot at’
Hindu Sena chief Vishnu Gupta claimed that two unidentified assailants fired at his car while he traveled from Ajmer to New Delhi. Gupta was returning after attending a court hearing regarding his lawsuit about a Shiva temple allegedly existing beneath the Ajmer dargah. He believes the attack was aimed at intimidating him and hindering his…
Razzaq roped in to head scouting program in Pakistan
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) launches “Strike Force”, a nationwide talent hunt for the T20 squad. Former all-rounder Abdul Razzaq will lead the program, aiming to discover 50 hidden players with big-hitting potential from local tape-ball cricket circuits. The initiative seeks to address Pakistan’s recent T20 struggles and improve their hitting prowess.
