Canadian snowbirds gear up for reopening of U.S. land borders Canadians Ian and Heather Stewart are savoring the idea of leaving behind this winter 's subzero temperatures when the U.S. reopens its borders to nonessential land travel next week and they launch a long-delayed drive to their seasonal home in Fort Myers , Florida . Restrictions imposed by both countries during the coronavirus pandemic and their own concerns kept the retired couple and millions of other Canadians from driving south to warmer climes like Florida , Arizona and Mexico during last year 's freezing winter months . Now , the Biden administration 's decision to allow vaccinated people to enter the U.S. by land for any reason starting Nov. 8 has many Canadians packing up their campers and making reservations at their favorite vacation condos and mobile home parks . Some are already in the U.S. , arriving on flights that never stopped and have required just a negative COVID-19 test . But many have waited to drive , preferring the convenience of having a vehicle to get around in with rental cars scarce and expensive . Vacasa , a management company for over 30,000 vacation homes in North America , Belize and Costa Rica , said it saw a major rise in traffic on its online platform after the new rules were announced . Canadian users ' views at rentals in snowbird-popular destinations jumped by 120 % . The Stewarts will board their SUV with two dogs and a cat Nov. 10 for the four-day trek from Ottawa , Ontario , to spend six months on Florida 's Gulf Coast . `` We love it there , '' said Ian Stewart , 81 , a retired air traffic controller with the Royal Canadian Air Force . `` There 's such a nice feel with the good weather that lets you get out and walk and talk to your neighbors . And you do n't have to worry about slipping on the ice and breaking your bones ! '' Like the Stewarts , many Canadian snowbirds stay at mobile home parks and luxury RV resorts -- with swimming pools , pickleball and sometimes golf courses -- for people 55 and over . The Stewarts have owned a manufactured home at their Florida park since 2007 . Arizona is also popular for its mild winters . The Arizona Office of Tourism expects an immediate economic impact in a state where people from Canada and Mexico traditionally make up the largest number of overnight visitors , said Becky Blaine , the office 's deputy director . `` The phones have been ringing off the hook since they announced the border will be reopened , '' said Kate Ebert , manager of the Sundance 1 RV Resort in Casa Grande , halfway between Phoenix and Tucson . Renee Louzon-Benn , executive director of the Greater Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce , said the desert community last year felt the absence of visitors from Canada and U.S . Midwestern states like Wisconsin and Michigan , with far fewer people spending money locally . Casa Grande Mayor Craig McFarland said the city of about 62,000 people usually swells by another 25,000 each winter . Wendy Caban of Lake Country , British Columbia , is thrilled she and her husband , Geoffrey , can soon drive to their resort home in the Phoenix suburb of Mesa . `` I 'm looking forward to seeing a lot of friends that we made over the last dozen years , '' Wendy Caban said . `` I 'm looking forward to the warmth . '' But the couple , both 73 , are still mulling when to leave . `` I think it 's going to be insane on Nov. 8 , '' Caban said . `` So , we 'll wait a few days and monitor the lineups and the weather . '' Arizona 's Office of Tourism says close to 1 million Canadian tourists accounted for $ 1 billion in spending in 2019 . That plunged to 257,000 Canadians who spent $ 325 million last year . R. Glenn Williamson , Canada 's Arizona honorary consul and founder and CEO of the Canada Arizona Business Council , said the numbers for tourists do n't consider longer term stays by part-time resident Canadians who spend months at a time in homes they own in Arizona -- as many as 200,000 additional people spending another $ 1.5 billion locally each year . With some 500 Canadian companies operating in Arizona , a new wave of younger , wealthier Canadian snowbirds work part-time in the state , where they buy upscale homes and play golf , among Canada 's most popular sports , Williamson said . Barbara and Brian Fox of Toronto , both in their 60s , plan to keep working for their strategic communications firm when they return to the Naples area on Florida 's Gulf Coast in March and April . It will be the longest Florida stay so far for the couple , who have canceled at least five planned trips south during the course of the pandemic over restrictions and concerns about possible infection . Plenty of retirees are planning to head south again as well . They include Wilf and Lynne Burnett , who have n't made annual trek south from their hometown in Vancouver , British Columbia , to Puerto Vallarta , Mexico , since the coronavirus emerged . They typically tow a 15-foot ( 4.5-meter ) boat so they can fish and visit restaurants with docks on the bay . Now that land border restrictions are being eliminated , the Burnetts have a three-month reservation at a Puerto Vallarta condo starting Jan. 6 . `` We 'll keep an eye on the virus and if things continue to improve , we 'll go , '' Wilf Burnett said . Those who decide to travel at the last minute will likely find it hard to book a condo , RV park or campground . Amid concern restrictions might keep changing , some snowbirds are making reservations for earlier in the season than usual , starting from November through early next year , said Bruce Hoban , co-founder of the 2,000-member Vacation Rental Owners and Neighbors of Palm Springs . Hoban said peak visitor times for snowbirds , who comprise about 15 % of vacation rentals , are generally between February and April . Those who come can also expect prices as much as 20 % to 30 % higher because of increased demand , he said . Bobby Cornwell , executive director of the Florida and Alabama RV Parks & Campground Association , said many sites in those states were booked solid from January through March even before the new travel rules were announced . That 's because Americans have embraced RV travel during the pandemic , filling spots Canadian campers normally would . 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Allegheny County Man Charged With Illegally Possessing Body Armor PITTSBURGH , Pa. - One resident of Pittsburgh , Pa. , has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on a charge of violating federal firearms laws , United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today . The one-count indictment named Arthur Henderson , 38 , as the sole defendant . According to the indictment , on or about Jan. 11 , 2012 , Henderson , after having been convicted of a crime of violence , illegally possessed body armor . The law provides for a maximum total sentence of three years in prison , a fine of $ 250,000 , or both . Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines , the actual sentence imposed would be based upon the seriousness of the offense and the prior criminal history , if any , of the defendant . Assistant United States Attorney Almon S. Burke , Jr. is prosecuting this case on behalf of the government . The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Ross Township Police Department conducted the investigation leading to the indictment in this case . An indictment is an accusation . A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty .

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Pavel Borodin is in hospital with a heart attack Pavel Borodin , former Kremlin property manager and current state secretary of the Russia-Belarus union , was rushed to a civilian hospital from the New York jail where he has been kept . `` Borodin has been hospitalized suffering from a possible heart attack , '' journalists were told at Borodin 's office . However , medics have yet not confirmed the preliminary diagnosis . `` Borodin 's lawyers were not notified about the hospitalisation of the state secretary for two hours , '' his aides said . Earlier Borodin said that he was feeling increasingly worse and complained about his blood pressure and heart , Interfax reports . He said that on Saturday he had spent `` two hours under an oxygen mask '' and stayed in bed for the past two days .

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CHULA VISTA ( CNS ) - A man who allegedly stabbed and seriously injured another man with a screwdriver during a San Ysidro street robbery pleaded not guilty Friday to attempted murder , robbery and vandalism charges . Eduardo Hernandez Oliveros , 22 , is accused of robbing the victim just before 7:30 a.m. Sept. 17 in the 600 block of East San Ysidro Boulevard . Police said the victim was using his cell phone when Oliveros confronted him on the street and asked to use the phone . Before the victim could react , Oliveros allegedly snatched the phone out of his hand and took off . Deputy District Attorney Daniel Shim alleged the victim chased Oliveros down and a `` physical struggle '' ensued , culminating in the defendant stabbing the victim in the face and neck with a screwdriver . Bystanders called police , who responded and arrested Oliveros , who faces more than 25 years in state prison if convicted of all charges , according to the prosecutor . The victim , whose name was not released , was hospitalized with serious injuries , according to the San Diego Police Department , which alleged that Oliveros `` admitted he was trying to kill the victim . '' Oliveros has a prior attempted murder conviction for stomping on his girlfriend 's head , stabbing her in the leg and telling her he was going to kill her , according to Shim . He was found guilty in 2015 in Riverside County , according to the criminal complaint . Bail was set at $ 1 million for Oliveros , who is due back in court Oct. 14 for a readiness conference .

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Thursday , June 4 , 2009 | 1:55 p.m. First Amendment champion Dominic Gentile - out to tamp free speech ? As Jon asks at the beginning of today 's program , `` Are we in some parallel universe ? '' Media law experts , news organizations and their Web site editors are navigating ( some more carefully than others ) the vast unknowns of Cyberspace , a place where anonymous message posters purge themselves of all manner of vile substance and , once in awhile , a pearl of wisdom . In order to glean those pearls and protect a right our forefathers deemed important enough to put first in the Bill of Rights , lawmakers and courts will be challenged to grapple with questions posed in just the last decade . Are newspapers and television stations obligated to monitor the content on their message boards ? What obligation do those organizations have to provide identifying information about posters to plaintiffs alleging libel ? And does failure to identify an offending poster constitute participation in a conspiracy on the part of the news outlet ? Those are just a few of the questions raised by a lawsuit filed by Gentile on behalf of the owners of a local business who claim they were libeled by a Channel 13 message board poster identified only as `` Jacob . '' Gentile explains why , at least for now , the lawsuit names the phantom `` Jacob '' but not Channel 13 . Fascinating stuff for legal minds , media types and message board posters .

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HACKENSACK , N.J. -- The public is welcome to enjoy `` the ultimate basketball challenge '' on Wednesday , March 15 , raising money for pediatric cancer and remembering a Bergen County lieutenant who had been actively involved in the event . This is the 18th year for the fundraiser , but the first year it 's been called the `` Brian Beutel Battle of the Blue , '' in memory of Beutel , who had served in the Bergen County Sheriff 's Office and was actively involved in fundraising for Tomorrows Children 's Fund . `` Brian was the epitome of a true TCF angel , and we acknowledge all of his hard work and dedication , throughout his many years as the Bergen County Sheriff 's Department 's Battle of the Blue Team , '' said TCF Administrative Director Sue Garbe . `` We will continue this amazing event not only to honor Brian 's legacy but to continue to help all of the young children battling cancer . '' The competition will feature 16 teams of police officers from northern New Jersey police departments , including the Bergen County Sheriff 's Department , Bergenfield , Englewood , Fort Lee , Franklin , Garfield , Hackensack , Jersey City , North Bergen , Passaic , Passaic County Sheriff 's Department , Paterson , Teaneck , Union City and West New York -- and a team from the Bergen County Prosecutor 's Office . The teams will play elimination rounds until only one team remains and is declared the 2017 Battle of the Blue Champion . Members of the Franklin Police Department will attempt to defend their 2016 title . The event is sponsored by the teams ' PBA locals . Tickets are $ 5 for adults , $ 3 for kids . The evening will also include auction items , raffles , refreshments and contests for fans . Advance tickets are being by participating police departments , and they 'll also be sold at the door . The teams will face off at the Rothman Center of Fairleigh Dickinson University , River Road in Hackensack . The event begins at 5 p.m. , with opening ceremonies presented by the Bergen County Sheriff 's Department Honor Guard . `` Come cheer on your favorite police department to victory ! '' Garbe added . For more information , call TCF at 551-996-5500 . Click here to sign up for Daily Voice 's free daily emails and news alerts .

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Dear Mama , I 'm sorry it 's taken me so long to write . Every time I try to write you and Papa I realize I 'm not saying the things that are in my heart . That would be OK , if I loved you any less than I do , but you are still my parents and I am still your child . I have friends who think I 'm foolish to write this letter . I hope they 're wrong . I hope their doubts are based on parents who love and trust them less than mine do . I hope especially that you 'll see this as an act of love on my part , a sign of my continuing need to share my life with you . I would n't have written , I guess , if you had n't told me about your involvement in the Save Our Children campaign . That , more than anything , made it clear that my responsibility was to tell you the truth , that your own child is homosexual , and that I never needed saving from anything except the cruel and ignorant piety of people like Anita Bryant . I 'm sorry , Mama . Not for what I am , but for how you must feel at this moment . I know what that feeling is , for I felt it for most of my life . Revulsion , shame , disbelief -- rejection through fear of something I knew , even as a child , was as basic to my nature as the color of my eyes . No , Mama , I was n't `` recruited . '' No seasoned homosexual ever served as my mentor . But you know what ? I wish someone had . I wish someone older than me and wiser than the people in Orlando had taken me aside and said , `` You 're all right , kid . You can grow up to be a doctor or a teacher just like anyone else . You 're not crazy or sick or evil . You can succeed and be happy and find peace with friends -- all kinds of friends -- who do n't give a damn who you go to bed with . Most of all , though , you can love and be loved , without hating yourself for it . '' But no one ever said that to me , Mama . I had to find it out on my own , with the help of the city that has become my home . I know this may be hard for you to believe , but San Francisco is full of men and women , both straight and gay , who do n't consider sexuality in measuring the worth of another human being . These are n't radicals or weirdos , Mama . They are shop clerks and bankers and little old ladies and people who nod and smile to you when you meet them on the bus . Their attitude is neither patronizing nor pitying . And their message is so simple : Yes , you are a person . Yes , I like you . Yes , it 's all right for you to like me , too . I know what you must be thinking now . You 're asking yourself : What did we do wrong ? How did we let this happen ? Which one of us made him that way ? I ca n't answer that , Mama . In the long run , I guess I really do n't care . All I know is this : If you and Papa are responsible for the way I am , then I thank you with all my heart , for it 's the light and the joy of my life . I know I ca n't tell you what it is to be gay . But I can tell you what it 's not . It 's not hiding behind words , Mama . Like family and decency and Christianity . It 's not fearing your body , or the pleasures that God made for it . It 's not judging your neighbor , except when he 's crass or unkind . Being gay has taught me tolerance , compassion and humility . It has shown me the limitless possibilities of living . It has given me people whose passion and kindness and sensitivity have provided a constant source of strength . It has brought me into the family of man , Mama , and I like it here . I like it . There 's not much else I can say , except that I 'm the same Michael you 've always known . You just know me better now . I have never consciously done anything to hurt you . I never will . Please do n't feel you have to answer this right away . It 's enough for me to know that I no longer have to lie to the people who taught me to value truth . Everything is fine at 28 Barbary Lane . Your loving son , Michael

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- Former NASA official Lori Garver said SpaceX could lose workforce amid reports about its work culture . - Garver has been outspoken in her support of Elon Musk and SpaceX in the past . - Last month , SpaceX workers wrote a letter criticizing Musk 's behavior on Twitter . Former NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver warned SpaceX could struggle to recruit and maintain its workforce if it does n't fix its `` bro culture . '' `` These rockets do n't build themselves , '' Garver told CNN Business . `` The best and the brightest , they are n't going to put up with behavior that is truly a distraction . '' `` The bro culture could succeed in the past because the predominant number of engineers were white males , '' she added . `` That is no longer the case . And we absolutely benefit from all comers . All views . '' A spokesperson for SpaceX did not respond to a request for comment from Insider . Garver told CNN Business she was disappointed to hear reports alleging employee concerns about SpaceX 's work culture . Last month , SpaceX employees penned a letter to company president Gwynne Shotwell criticizing Elon Musk 's behavior , which they dubbed `` a frequent source of distraction and embarrassment . '' The next day The New York Times reported that the space venture had terminated several employees that helped organize the letter . In addition to mentioning Musk 's tweets , the letter referenced a recent sexual misconduct allegation against the SpaceX CEO that Insider first reported . It alleged the company paid a former flight attendant $ 250,000 after she accused Musk of sexually harassing her . Musk told Insider at the time that there was `` a lot more to the story , '' but later joked about the allegations on Twitter . `` If I were inclined to engage in sexual harassment , this is unlikely to be the first time in my entire 30-year career that it comes to light , '' Musk told Insider at the time . Last year , a former SpaceX engineer said `` misogyny is rampant '' at the company and claimed she was sexually harassed . Four more former employees described similar experiences , The Verge reported . In her memoir that was published last month , `` Escaping Gravity : My Quest to Transform NASA and Launch a New Space Age , '' Garver said she continually went to bat for Musk and SpaceX despite criticism from NASA . In one instance , she said she was told to `` get your boy Elon in line . '' `` SpaceX has a huge lead and is running faster than any of the competition , including all the big aerospace companies , '' Garver wrote in her book . `` To me , that is both fantastic and scary at the same time . '' Garver 's memoir follows the commercialization of the US space industry during Garver 's time as NASA 's deputy administrator during the Obama administration , highlighting the agency 's early interactions with SpaceX and Garver 's efforts to make space launches more affordable . She told CNN Business that if companies like SpaceX do n't start to address sexism , `` they will lose workforce . '' In the memoir , the former NASA official detailed several instances where sexism in the aerospace industry negatively impacted her career . `` Many who disagreed with my views attacked me with vulgar , gendered language , depredation , and physical threats , '' Garver wrote . `` I 've been called an ugly whore , a motherfucking bitch , and a cunt ; told I need to get laid , and asked if I 'm on my period or going through menopause . '' Despite her criticism of sexism in the industry , Garver 's book often reads as an ode to SpaceX and Musk . `` My story is difficult to separate from Elon 's because I would n't have managed to pull off much of a transformation at NASA without him and SpaceX . We 've bled for the same cause and amassed the same enemies , '' she wrote . `` We each needed the other to succeed . '' Do you work at SpaceX or Blue Origin ? Reach out to the reporter from a non-work email at gkay @ insider.com

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`` I am disappointed with all the candidates , but I came to cast my vote because I do n't want to make our enemies - Saudi Arabia , Israel and America - happy '' , said Morteza Baghernejad , a 50-year-old . Iran 's 56 million eligible voters can head to more than 63,000 polling places across the country . Some 350,000 members of the security forces were deployed around the country to protect the election , state television reported . Voters have until 8pm local time on Friday night to cast their ballot , with first partial results expected to arrive Saturday morning . At a press conference , poll body chief Ali Asghar Ahmadi stressed that the results are preliminary , with final figures due to be announced on Saturday evening . Authorities are anxious about tempers rising , especially after the 2009 reelection of hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , who was barred from running in Friday 's election . Rouhani , a 68-year-old cleric who spearheaded a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers , has framed the election as a choice between greater civil liberties and `` extremism '' . Iranians headed to the polls Friday to cast their ballots in a pivotal presidential election that is expected to shape the country 's economic future . Raisi is a critic of the nuclear deal and has campaigned to fight inequality and corruption . Iranians headed to the polls on Friday to vote in a presidential election as incumbent Hassan Rouhani prepares to seek a second term in the face of conservative opposition . Although the powers of the elected president are limited by those of unelected Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei who outranks him , the scale of Mr Rouhani 's victory gives the pro-reform camp a strong mandate . `` Everyone should vote in this important election '' . There were about four million more votes still to be tallied , the source said . Iran 's reformist President Hassan Rouhani has emphatingly won the country 's presidential election , according to official results , fending off a challenge by principlist rival , Ebrahim Raisi . Many Iranians described waiting hours to vote . But in an apparent reference to the 2009 disturbances , Khamenei has previously warned he would confront anyone trying to interfere in the election . According to a Globe and Mail report , Iranian officials asked Ottawa in April to allow polling stations to be set up for the May 19 election . Economic problems , high unemployment and frustration over the slowness of reforms have plagued Rouhani 's presidency , despite the gradual lifting of sanctions . The competition in Tehran was between reformist candidates campaigning under the slogan of `` Hope '' , who had aligned themselves with Rouhani , and Principlists who make up the majority in the Islamic City Council of Tehran . Raisi , 56 , had accused Rouhani of mismanaging the economy and has travelled to poor areas , speaking at rallies pledging more welfare benefits and jobs .

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TRANSITION WATCH : Perdue is Trump ’ s Ag pick Trump has picked former Georgia Gov . Sonny Perdue to lead the Department of Agriculture . The Washington Post : “ Three of Donald Trump ’ s Cabinet picks came under growing fire Wednesday on ethical issues , potentially jeopardizing their nominations . The most serious concerns surround personal investments by Trump ’ s health and human services nominee , Rep. Tom Price ( R-Ga. ) , in health-care firms that benefited from legislation that he was pushing at the time . Additionally , Rep. Mick Mulvaney ( R-S.C. ) , Trump ’ s choice to head the Office of Management and Budget , has acknowledged during his confirmation process that he failed to pay more than $ 15,000 in state and federal employment taxes for a household employee . And Commerce Department nominee Wilbur Ross revealed that one of the “ dozen or so ” housekeepers he has hired since 2009 was undocumented , which he said he discovered only recently . The employee was fired as a result , he added. ” NBC ’ s Leigh Ann Caldwell offers five takeaways from this week ’ s confirmation hearings so far . The New York Times , on Tom Price ’ s hearing : “ Representative Tom Price , the man President-elect Donald J. Trump has chosen to lead the Department of Health and Human Services , promised on Wednesday to make sure people do not “ fall through the cracks ” if the Affordable Care Act is repealed , and set a goal to increase the number of people with health insurance . But at a hearing before the Senate Health , Education , Labor and Pensions Committee , Mr. Price provided only vague reassurance to members of both parties who pressed him for specific policies. ” Rex Tillerson ’ s nomination is still up in the air , POLITICO writes . And here ’ s the New York Times on Rick Perry : “ When President-elect Donald J. Trump offered Rick Perry the job of energy secretary five weeks ago , Mr. Perry gladly accepted , believing he was taking on a role as a global ambassador for the American oil and gas industry that he had long championed in his home state . In the days after , Mr. Perry , the former Texas governor , discovered that he would be no such thing — that in fact , if confirmed by the Senate , he would become the steward of a vast national security complex he knew almost nothing about , caring for the most fearsome weapons on the planet , the United States ’ nuclear arsenal. ” From the Washington Post : “ Trump is trying to put the bully back into the bully pulpit , modeling his governing style after Theodore Roosevelt , the president whose attacks on industry barons inspired the term. ” From POLITICO : “ By the time he is sworn in tomorrow , Donald Trump will have undergone a haunting rite of passage : the classified briefing given to every incoming president that explains how he can order a nuclear attack . While neither U.S. nor Trump officials would confirm the exact time or location of Trump ’ s briefing , several past presidents have been briefed on the nuclear codes at the historic Blair House , on Pennsylvania Avenue near the White House , hours before their inauguration. ” In his final press conference , Barack Obama said : “ At my core , I think we 're going to be OK. ” Trump resistance update , per a release : `` Today , on the eve of the least popular and most divisive President-elects in modern history , Purpose launched launched a new web tool that will help ordinary Americans stay engaged in the resistance to Trump . The new site -- http : //This.IsNotNormal.com -- will allow people to record the reasons they are concerned about a Trump presidency in a letter to themselves , which will be automatically sent back to them in one year to remind them of their fears and encourage them to remain active in resisting Trump if those concerns were realized . '' TRUMP AGENDA : The “ unprecedented ” contrast between Obama and Clinton One of us ( ! ) notes that the contrast between Donald Trump and Barack Obama is unprecedented . What can we expect with history ’ s oldest incoming U.S. president ? The Washington Post takes a look . POLITICO : “ Just days before he ascends to the presidency , there are lingering questions about whether President-elect Donald Trump ’ s team is fully prepared to take over the sprawling federal government , according to more than two dozen interviews with Trump and Obama administration officials , lobbyists , experts and others close to the process . A deep distrust has taken hold between Trump ’ s transition officials and Obama ’ s political appointees at a number of federal agencies , slowing down the handover of agency responsibilities on everything from meat inspections to drug pricing . There ’ s confusion over policy on several major agenda items , as Trump gives conflicting signals and often disagrees with his Cabinet nominees . And a number of federal agencies are far from having the staff they need to run on Day One , people close to the transition say. ” BloombergBusinessweek ’ s Josh Green profiles Corey Lewandowski and Barry Bennett ’ s new lobbying firm in Washington D.C. “ To advertise their support , they ’ re taking the highly unusual step for a lobbying firm of creating a pro-Trump super PAC ( the Great American Agenda PAC ) that they ’ ll fund with their own money . The PAC ’ s purpose , Bennett says , will be to “ build grass-roots energy and support for the Trump agenda , the cabinet nominees , and the Supreme Court pick. ” While the PAC won ’ t be especially large ( it will probably raise less than $ 1 million ) , Bennett says he hopes it will “ build a list of a million people who we can count on raising their voices to Congress—we ’ ll help them every day with something they can do to push the agenda forward. ” The New York Times notes that the Trump Organization has been removing imagery of Trump and his daughter from their websites . The AP : “ Donald Trump has vowed his company will do `` no new foreign deals '' while he is president . But he 's left `` new '' and `` deals '' open to interpretation . Now those words are drawing scrutiny as his company confirms plans to expand its golf resort near Aberdeen , Scotland , raising concerns about conflicts of interest . A spokeswoman for the resort says the expansion is not a new deal , but just another construction phase that was included in the broad plan approved by the local government in 2008. ” DEM WATCH : What ’ s next for Joe Biden ? The New York Times : “ The Bidens will vacate the vice-presidential residence at the Naval Observatory to head to Wilmington on Friday , but the couple intend to find a small house in Washington near their friends Barack and Michelle Obama so that Dr. Biden can continue teaching English at a community college in Northern Virginia . ”

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