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Keilar: Rubio took a swing, missed and hit himself in the face

Keilar: Rubio took a swing, missed and hit himself in the face

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Marco Rubio (R-FL) tweeted that US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was participating in “embarrassing Covid theater” by wearing a mask and face shield on his trip to the Philippines, where masks and face shields are government mandated.


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US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin apologized for not informing President Biden about his prostate cancer surgery. Austin, who returned to work after a two-week hospital stay, acknowledged mishandling the situation. His undisclosed health issue raised questions about the chain of command during geopolitical tensions, including the Israel-Hamas conflict and US responses in the Middle East. Austin emphasized recovering and addressing potential threats from Iran-backed groups. #Austin #LloydAustin #Cancer #USnews #Biden #Democrats #Yemen #SyriaAirstrikes #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~PR.152~ED.194~GR.121~HT.96~

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines announced on Thursday that the country would enact countermeasures against what he described as "illegal, coercive, aggressive, and dangerous attacks" by China's coastguard in the South China Sea. The tensions have escalated as the Philippines expresses outrage over repeated hostilities by Chinese vessels within Manila's 200-mile exclusive economic zone. The United States has voiced support for its former colony and military ally. #Philippines #China #FerdinandMarcosJr #MarcosSouthChinaSeaConflict #SouthChinaSea #Standoff #Diplomacy #Arbitration #TerritorialDispute #InternationalLaw #PhilippineDiplomacy #Beijing ~HT.99~ED.155~PR.152~

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A Costco Membership Card , Is Now Needed to Eat in Its Food Court. Even though Costco limited food court access to members only in 2020, enforcement of that policy has been lax until now, CBS News reports. . The wholesale store is cracking down to make sure that outsiders can no longer access Costco's $1.50 hot dog combo, among other items. Effective April 8, 2024, an active Costco membership card will be required to purchase items from our food court. , Via a sign seen at a Costco store in Orlando, Florida . You can join today. Please see our membership counter for details, Via a sign seen at a Costco store in Orlando, Florida . Ultimately, Costco doesn't think it's fair for non-members to access perks intended for members. We don't feel it's right that non-members receive the same benefits and pricing as our members, Costco, via statement. Costco made such statements last year when it started requiring photo IDs to be presented with membership cards at self-checkouts. In January, some stores began requiring membership cards to be scanned at store entrances to limit non-member entry and membership sharing. A basic Costco membership is $60 per year. An executive membership, which offers perks such as cash back, costs $120 per year. In 2023, membership fees accounted for 73% of Costco's total profit, CBS News reports.

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