Biden Awards Medal of Honor to 3 Soldiers Who Served in Iraq and Afghanistan
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Biden Awards Medal of Honor to 3 Soldiers Who Served in Iraq and Afghanistan
Biden Awards , Medal of Honor to 3 Soldiers, Who Served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
On December 16, President Joe Biden awarded
the Medal of Honor, the highest decoration
in the U.S. military, to three Army soldiers.
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On December 16, President Joe Biden awarded
the Medal of Honor, the highest decoration
in the U.S. military, to three Army soldiers.
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CNN reports that two of the soldiers
were awarded the medal posthumously.
While serving in Iraq,
Army Sergeant First Class
Alwyn Cashe pulled several
soldiers and an interpreter
from a burning vehicle hit by
an improvised explosive device.
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In 2005, Cashe died as a result of his wounds.
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Cashe became the seventh service member
who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom
to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
Army Sergeant First Class Christopher Celiz died from wounds he received while loading injured people into a medical evacuation helicopter.
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CNN reports that
while under enemy fire
in Afghanistan in 2018,
Celiz waved the helicopter off,
telling them to leave without him.
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Today, we add his name to the
lead vanguard of American warriors
who, generation after generation,
served our nation, President Joe Biden, Medal of Honor Ceremony, via CNN.
Today, we add his name to the
lead vanguard of American warriors
who, generation after generation,
served our nation, President Joe Biden, Medal of Honor Ceremony, via CNN.
Army Master Sergeant Earl D.
Plumlee, the only living recipient, was awarded the Medal of Honor for his courageous actions in Afghanistan in 2013.
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This Day in History: , Kendrick Lamar Becomes the
First Rapper to Win the Pulitzer Prize.
April 16, 2018.
Lamar was awarded the
Pulitzer Prize for Music for his
extraordinary 2017 album, 'DAMN.'.
It was the first time the
prestigious award had been granted
to a genre outside of classical music or jazz.
According to the Pulitzer Prize administrator,
the decision to recognize
Lamar's work was unanimous.
['DAMN' is] a virtuosic song collection unified by its vernacular authenticity and rhythmic dynamism that offers affecting vignettes capturing the complexity of modern African-American life, Pulitzer Prize
Awarding Committee.
Lamar grew up during the 1990s
in Compton, CA, surrounded by the
influence of artists like Tupac Shakur and Dr. Dre.
His previous album efforts
became known for their social commentary.
A fellow nominee called Lamar
“one of the greatest living American composers, for sure.”
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This Day in History:, Jackie Robinson Breaks Color Barrier.
April 15, 1947.
The 28-year-old baseball player
became the first African American
to play for Major League Baseball.
The Georgia native stepped onto the grass
of Ebbots Field in Brooklyn as a Brooklyn Dodger.
Two years later,
the star infielder was named the
National League's MVP as well as a batting champ.
He led his team to six National League
pennants and the World Series in 1955.
Robinson was subjected
to the racism of both players and
baseball fans throughout his career.
Jim Crow laws forced him to dine
at different restaurants and stay at
different hotels than the rest of his team.
Robinson was inducted into
the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962.
His number, 42, was the the first to be retired in 1997
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This Day in History:, Malcolm X Is Assassinated.
February 21, 1965.
Malcolm X was assassinated by rivals
of the Nation of Islam in New York City.
He had been addressing his Organization
of Afro-American Unity at the Audubon
Ballroom in Washington Heights.
Founded months earlier, the organization
advocated black identity and held that racism —
not whites — was the greatest foe of the African American.
The Nation of Islam advocated
Black nationalism and racial separatism.
Malcolm’s new movement steadily
gained followers, becoming increasingly
influential in the civil rights movement.
An estimated 30,000 mourners
attended his funeral in Harlem
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Senate Democrats Will Attempt , to Pass Legislation Protecting IVF.
On Feb. 27, Democratic Senator
Tammy Duckworth said that she will seek
an immediate vote on Feb. 28 to pass her
Access to Family Building Act, Reuters reports. .
The push comes after Alabama ruled that embryos are essentially children, causing widespread implications for patients and doctors. .
If you truly care about the sanctity of families,
and you’re genuinely actually honestly interested in protecting IVF, then you need
to show it by not blocking this bill on
the floor tomorrow. It’s that simple, Sen. Tammy Duckworth, via statement.
Duckworth, an Iraq War veteran,
and her husband turned to IVF after
not being able to conceive for 10 years.
They currently have two children. .
I have five embryos that were created
(using IVF); three that were deemed
to be nonviable, would not survive, Sen. Tammy Duckworth, via statement.
Under "personhood laws" such as those
enacted in Alabama, Duckworth said, "I could
be convicted of manslaughter or murder for discarding these three eggs that were nonviable.".
Under "personhood laws" such as those
enacted in Alabama, Duckworth said, "I could
be convicted of manslaughter or murder for discarding these three eggs that were nonviable.".
While many Republicans have objected to Alabama's ruling, they are expected to block Duckworth's bill despite indicating otherwise, Reuters reports. .
Duckworth said that if Republicans end up objecting to the bill, she'd "love" to have those individuals named on the record. .
I expect them to, if they live up to the words
that they’re saying, to not block it. But we’ll
see tomorrow when the rubber hits the road, Sen. Tammy Duckworth, via statement
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