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- 'This has to stop': A renowned 30-year stock market vet breaks down why the Fed could be making the 'worst error in central bank history' by continuing to pump liquidity into markets and viewing stock gains as its responsibility — and predicts 7-10 years of negative returns
- The Biden administration reinstated fast-track deportation flights for families amid renewed pressure to address the southern border surge
- Congress fails to extend federal eviction moratorium — which ends after July 31 — before going on recess
- Biden rips states for sitting on billions in rental aid as he lets eviction ban end
IT WAS A sad sight to see the Canadian team get disqualified in the men’s Olympic 4×100 metre relay after Jared Connaughton stepped out of his line.
The team lost their bronze medal and were photographed in tears.
However, one 10-year-old fan stepped in to help, offering the team a medal he had won in a recent soccer tournament.
On Monday Justyn Warner tweeted the letter and medal Newfoundland resident Elijah Porter had sent him and his teammates. Porter’s kind action will receive its own reward too — Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons has announced they will give him a medal and a bicyle for his efforts.
Here’s the letter:
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