Jordan is the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, and the official Twitter account for the GOP members of the committee shared a controversial post on Thursday regarding COVID-19 booster shots. “If the booster shots work, why don’t they work?” the tweet asked. Many quickly attacked the tweet and called out Jordan for allowing it to be posted. The conservative lawmaker also retweeted the post, which some critics noted as they warned against the misinformation being spread by the Republican Twitter account....

The Hall of Fame quarterback announced in 2013 that he was dealing with cancer in his jaw, stemming from squamous cell carcinoma. While he is now cancer-free, he had a scare in 2014 when his cancer returned, leading to rigorous chemotherapy treatments over the course of five months. Kelly received another setback soon after when he developed a staph infection in his bones, which required another eight weeks of treatment....

Superman and Spiderman are can’t compare in the eyes of the younger Fisher and with good reason because the two share a special relationship and can be seen doing their handshake before and during Seminoles games.

NASCAR stopped trying to take the top 10 drivers in the Chase to the annual visit and now just invites the Sprint Cup champion. MORE: White House photos | Drivers: Short field no big deal | Rough ride at Kentucky | Ky. picks So instead of celebrating his sixth title with other drivers, Johnson got to celebrate it with several members of his Hendrick Motorsports crew. It was actually the first time that crew chief Chad Knaus broke away from the shop to attend the ceremony as well....

For now. Johnson knows his shot at tying Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt for the most Cup titles in NASCAR history will be a topic of discussions as long as he remains in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, which starts next week. MORE: Earnhardt gets more sponsorship | Most to lose by missing Chase | Richmond picks The Hendrick Motorsports driver won five consecutive titles from 2006-2010, and then won his sixth last season....

It didn’t take long for Jacobs to wind up back at his old stomping grounds in Ring of Honor. He was spotted in the crowd during ROH’s Global Wars event in Chicago on Sunday, which led to the Young Bucks cutting a promo in which they apologized for getting him fired. The group then gathered around for another selfie. A post shared by Jimmy Jacobs (@jimmyjacobsx) on Sep 25, 2017 at 5:44pm PDT...

The free agent defensive lineman broke the news of his own signing on Monday, announcing on Twitter that he will be joining the Cardinals. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that Watt and the Cardinals reached an agreement on a two-year deal worth $31 million with $23 million guaranteed. MORE: With Alex Smith reportedly out, what will Washington do at QB? The 31-year-old will reunite with old Texans teammate DeAndre Hopkins, who was doing his best to recruit Watt on Instagram....

When it comes to applying for jobs, sometimes it can pay off to keep things short and sweet - though a standard resume should run to two pages in length, according to Caitlin Proctor, a certified professional resume writer for ZipJob. However, there are some instances where it is better to keep things to a single page, she noted. “One page resumes can be scanned over quickly by the human eye, so a one-page resume could appeal to in-person scenarios like job fairs and networking events,” she said....

The actor-director thanked the Packers quarterback as she accepted a Golden Globe for her performance in “The Mauritanian.” Three weeks earlier, Rodgers dropped Foster’s name when he accepted his 2020 NFL MVP award and announced his engagement. (Go the 55-second mark of the video below.) Rodgers’ shoutout seemed random, but then it was announced that Foster’s co-star in “The Mauritanian,” Shailene Woodley, turned out to be the person to whom Rodgers was engaged....

At a session in the House of Commons on Monday, Johnson was pressed by fellow Conservative parliamentarian Iain Duncan Smith to offer assurances to the people of Taiwan, who face a coordinated propaganda campaign that aims to sow doubt about U.S. security commitments after American-led coalition forces withdrew from Afghanistan in August. Amid scrutiny from Chinese state media outlets and Beijing-friendly opposition figures alike, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and senior cabinet members have had to rebut suggestions that they would flee the island in the event of a Chinese attack....

Biden, the presumptive Democrat presidential nominee, spoke of a “moral obligation” to stop attacks on the community. “We cannot be silent in the face of rising violence against transgender people of color—like the recent tragedies in Missouri and Puerto Rico,” he tweeted. “It’s our moral obligation to end this epidemic, and ensure everyone can live open and proud and free from fear.” Newsweek has contacted the Biden campaign for further comment....

The poll by the Senate Opportunity Fund asked respondents which president they believed had the best first year. Biden was tied for third place with former President George W. Bush. The survey is the latest poll to find Americans take a dim view of President Biden, and also showed Republicans slightly ahead of Democrats on the generic congressional ballot ahead of the midterm elections this November. When respondents were asked which of the last four presidents had the best first year in office, just 12 percent chose Biden....

Republicans cast the midterms as a referendum on Biden’s tenure as president. His approval rating took a hit during the summer, as high inflation and recession concerns fueled criticism of his economic policies. Republicans banked on high opposition to Biden to ride a “red wave” into congressional majorities during Tuesday’s midterms. But that “red wave” never materialized despite Biden’s low approval numbers. Democrats held onto control of the U.S. Senate—and could even expand their majority depending on the results of Georgia’s runoff election—and appear poised to lose only a handful of seats in the House....

According to FiveThirtyEight’s forecast, Biden currently has an 11 in 12, or 91 percent, chance of winning a majority. The odds are staggering compared to those predicted for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, Biden’s only major rival in the race after other primary contenders dropped out following the former vice president’s Super Tuesday success. For Sanders, FiveThirtyEight predicted a 1 in 100, or 1 percent, chance of securing a majority in the Democratic primary race....

An internal GOP poll conducted by Public Opinion Strategies, an opinion research firm, was obtained by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and showed that “the presidential race in Georgia is a dead heat.” “Currently, 46 percent of Georgia voters are backing President Donald Trump, while 47 percent are supporting Joe Biden. Five percent of voters are undecided and 2 percent chose not to answer. The president does have an edge on intensity, with 43 percent of voters saying they will definitely vote for him, and 39 percent saying they will definitely vote for Biden,” Public Opinion Strategies stated in the poll....

At least five people died after a driver sped through barricades and struck people at the parade, the city of Waukesha said on its social media accounts. Police said a “person of interest” is in custody, but no information about the person or a possible motive has been released. In a tweet early Monday, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the president had been briefed on the “tragic situation....

“Why are we so good at pumping the brakes after we wrap the car around the tree?” Dr. Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, said on CNN Thursday morning. Osterholm serves on Biden’s coronavirus advisory board. He has praised the new administration’s goal of getting at least 100 million vaccines administered within 100 days, according to Boston NPR station WBUR....

Sullivan said that his initial focus of work on the National Security Council (NSC) would be to make public health a national security priority by putting a foot down with the growing world power. “The way you actually make sure this doesn’t happen again is by sending a very clear message to China that the United States and the rest of the world will not accept a circumstance in which we do not have an effective public health surveillance system, with an international dimension, in China and across the world going forward,” Sullivan said in an interview with Politico....

The term “equity” has appeared in nearly every executive order, policy proposal and speech given by the president and his top officials since his inauguration. Conservative commentators have been quick to call out the word and ask why it has replaced the political pursuit for “equality.” While equality means that everyone gets the same resources from government, regardless of their circumstances, equity seeks to address systemic and historical imbalances within society by distributing resources depending on individual need....