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American Swimmer Leans on Isaiah 40:31, Leaves Olympics With 5 Gold Medals
American swimmer Caeleb Dressel is leaving the Tokyo Olympics with five gold medals after breaking several world records—including his own.
The 24-year-old Floridian completed the 100-meter butterfly in 49.45 seconds and broke his world record by .05, all this just two days after setting an American record in the 100-meter freestyle. He also swam in the 50-meter freestyle semifinals.
At the conclusion of the race, Dressel told reporters, “It’s a really tough year, just really hard, so to have the results show up, I mean, it really came together, so I’m happy.”
Disabled Christian Artist Shocks Biden Administration by Affirming That Jesus Still Reigns
Special guests gathered at the White House Rose Garden, celebrating a historic milestone—the 31st anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Attendees included President Joe Biden; Vice President Kamala Harris; House Speaker Nancy Pelosi; Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy; Chairman Leahy; and Sen. Casey, among others, including a number of individuals with physical disabilities.
Harris opened the proceedings, touting the law, enacted in 1990, as a great thing for disabled Americans.
Iconic Shoemaker Converse Shocks Many, Now Selling Shoes With Pentagram
Following rapper Lil Nas X’s lead, popular shoemaker Converse has collaborated with fashion designer Rick Owens to feature a pentagram instead of its iconic Chuck Taylor star on a limited edition brand of its sneakers.
The sneakers, according to sporskeeda.com, were released last week and are part of a exclusive collection of “Satan shoes.”
CBN News reported that Owens said in a quote posted on Instagram that he has “been using this pentagram for a long time because, obviously, it has adolescent occult associations.”
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