own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment University of Tennessee provides funding as a member of The Conversation US View all partners Since Trump returned to the White House, he has talked with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, met twice with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and made frequent public comments on the war How does Trump’s mediation effort stack up historically? I’m a scholar of the presidency and while we don’t yet know the outcome of the Trump-led negotiations we do know one thing: He’s not conducting them in the ways presidents – including Trump himself – have conducted them in the past There are several examples of presidents who attempted to play a mediating role in foreign conflicts Theodore Roosevelt: Roosevelt won a Nobel Peace Prize for his contributions to ending the 1904-05 Russo-Japanese War, fought over control of Manchuria and Sakhalin Island. Roosevelt had been asked to mediate by Japan, and Russia agreed. In many ways, this episode marked the beginning of the role of the U.S. president as a world leader Jimmy Carter: Carter’s greatest presidential success arguably came in the Camp David Accords, the framework for peace negotiated in 1978 between Israel and Egypt after decades of conflict. Carter did not win a Nobel Prize for his accomplishment, but Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin did Bill Clinton: Clinton made two ambitious attempts to broker peace between old adversaries Clinton’s envoy, former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell, mediated an accord between the British government, the Republic of Ireland and the warring factions in Northern Ireland that was signed on Good Friday 1998 Dealing with a third situation – the wars set off by the disintegration of Yugoslavia– the Clinton administration also obtained an agreement over Bosnia in the 1995 Dayton Accords when the parties were sufficiently exhausted attacks on Israel by Hamas may have been an attempt to stop subsequent efforts to extend the Abraham Accords to Saudi Arabia.) Although all of these examples involved presidential leadership and involvement Roosevelt never attended the peace negotiations over the Russo-Japanese War in Portsmouth, but he actively offered proposals through intermediaries before and during the conference The final stages of negotiation were held on his yacht Carter’s breakthrough came when he engaged in intense personal diplomacy at Camp David, where he, Sadat and Begin were sequestered for 13 days. To complete the deal, Carter had to shuffle back and forth between the principals and at one point had to make a frantic appeal to Sadat not to leave Clinton’s unsuccessful efforts to broker an agreement between Arafat and a succession of Israeli prime ministers extended over the duration of his two-term presidency and frequently involved personal meetings and exchanges On the other hand, Clinton’s involvement in the Northern Ireland resolution did not primarily come in the form of personal diplomacy at the end of the process. Rather, he set the conditions for a settlement earlier when he approved a visa for Irish Republican leader Gerry Adams to enter the U.S. against the wishes of Britain and Clinton’s own advisers When Clinton went to Belfast for a Christmas tree lighting in 1995, he brought together Catholic leaders committed to the unification of Ireland and Protestant leaders loyal to Britain First lady Hillary Clinton also contributed by meeting with Irish women’s organizations on both sides In contrast, in the Dayton process Clinton was later portrayed by chief negotiator Richard Holbrooke as essentially disengaged where sensitive issues of land possession were involved many of the negotiations benefited from privacy in the process Second, successful mediations came most often when the U.S. was neutral, such as in the Portsmouth negotiations, or friendly toward both parties to some degree, such as with the Camp David, Good Friday and Abraham negotiations. Dayton was the exception in that the U.S This is a highly controversial and risky strategy that has damaged relations with U.S. allies and cost the U.S. moral capital in pursuit of an uncertain peace Whatever success Trump ultimately achieves which has been pursued over a period of six months so far has been more difficult than he anticipated Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedIn PLATTSBURGH (WCAX) - the Clinton county health department wants you to keep an eye out for ticks next time you are outdoors A spokesperson with the health department says adult ticks are the most common during this time of year and can be found in areas like tall grass She says people should wear long light colored pants tucked into socks and use approved repellent to ward off ticks they say it’s important to remove it as soon as possible by either brushing it away or using tweezers You do not want to put anything on it to release it from the skin You want to pull that tick out with the tweezers,” said Molly Flynn Principal public health educator from the Clinton county Health Department Flynn says there were 162 tick borne illnesses recorded in Clinton County last year (2024) CLINTON — Multiple fire agencies responded to a house fire in Clinton on Thursday afternoon When the responding agencies arrived on Pine Cone Drive Crews then began to search inside the house for anyone inside Crews managed to contain the fire to one room but the northern end of the house sustained pretty significant fire damage unfortunately," Missoula Rural Fire District Battalion Chief Ron Lubke said There was one person in the basement who wasn’t aware of the fire but a neighbor knocked on their door to get them out The cause of the fire remains under investigation community and dignitaries honored the life of Molly McGovern Bernard's Catholic Church of Our Lady of Providence Parish on May 3 that “losing a child is cruel But there was an overriding sense in the stories shared by McGovern funny and had developed a vast network of friends that spanned the globe “She was bright and beautiful,” said McGovern choking back tears from the church lectern Elizabeth Warren and Edward Markey in attendance “Molly made the world a better place and she made us better Molly died April 23 while visiting family friends in Assisi She contracted a rare form of cancer in 2019 was in treatment through a clinical trial at New York Presbyterian Hospital and set to graduate this month from Northeastern University where she studied political science and international affairs Molly never let her illness stop her from living life on her terms citing her decision to study abroad last semester at Bond University in Queensland Lisa McGovern shared her daughter’s lifelong love of water Molly luxuriated in water and was known to take long showers and baths She watched many television shows and movies with water themes her favorite being “Aquamarine,” about a teenage mermaid that it rained May 2 when a line of well-wishers extended for many blocks at St Bernard’s Church to pay their respects to the family “There was an incredible rainbow (that day) I know that was Molly,” said Lisa McGovern Irreverent and funny and a passionate fan of the Boston Bruins were some of the descriptions Patrick used to describe his sister while making a point to express his gratitude for the years he had with his sister He visited her in Australia and said Molly awoke at 5 a.m and took a two-hour bus ride so she could meet him at the airport She showed him around her college campus and they explored the island of Tasmania off the coast of Australia with Molly making friends with everyone she connected with along the way “She made everything a party that everyone wanted to be a part of,” said Patrick Jonathan Slavinskas met Molly was in a hospital room at UMass Memorial Health after she was diagnosed with cancer and recalled getting a phone call from Molly at 1:30 a.m when she told him she had been drinking with friends "A girl at her age should never have to ask that question," said Slavinskas."Her life was shortened McGovern shared stories from the lectern that drove home that point She never wanted to acknowledge odd numbers toasting twice at parties and pressing the electronic lock on her car eight times "We do that now," said McGovern rather incredulously of the eight clicks to lock the car McGovern recalled Molly as a child who wanted to go to the center of the earth after reading Jules Verne's "Journey to the Center of the Earth." So McGovern did his homework found a cave in West Virginia and had trepidation about the moment when they arrived and saw how small the cave was 'Let's do this.' Her sense of adventure made life so much better." and McGovern said his daughter was a big fan of Hillary Clinton McGovern shared a light-hearted moment when Molly met President Barack Obama during his years in the White House she turned to her father and said Hillary would be a better president even when she received her cancer diagnosis and barely had enough energy to leave the house Outside the church as the line grew longer to enter the service several people spoke of Molly's wonderful life that ended much too soon and she brought out the best in people," said a man who declined to give his name He wore a Boston Bruins pin on his sport coat lapel and said he was Molly's neighbor when she lived in Washington They must be watching the Bruins together." Lopez of Worcester said she has known the McGovern family for more than 30 years adding her thoughts while she waited in line It's absolutely tragic just to be so young." bowls filled with colored sea glass were stationed near the exits so guests could take one as a reminder of Molly’s love of the ocean Contact Henry Schwan at henry.schwan@telegram.com. Follow him on X: @henrytelegram We are now accepting applications for the NYS Trooper Entrance Exam! Please visit joinstatepolice.ny.gov to learn more. Clinton, NY – On May 1, 2025, members of the New York State Police Troop K Community Stabilization Unit (CSU) conducted a traffic stop on a 2022 BMW sedan traveling on the Taconic State Parkway in the town of Clinton for violations of the Vehicle and Traffic Law. During the investigation, the operator, James E. Brown, age 43, of Rensselaer, NY, and front-seat passenger, Jyquez K. Grant, age 23, of Voorheesville, NY, were found to be in possession of approximately 1,176.4 grams of cocaine. Brown and Grant were arrested and charged with: Brown and Grant were arraigned in the Town of Pleasant Valley Court and subsequently remanded to the Dutchess County Jail without bail. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Thirty years after the deadliest homegrown attack in U.S. history, former President Bill Clinton returned to Oklahoma City on Saturday to remember the people who were killed and comfort those affected by the bombing. Thirty years after a truck bomb detonated outside a federal building in the nation’s heartland, deep scars still remain from the deadliest homegrown attack on U.S. soil. Aren Almon greets President Bill Clinton after a prayer service for the victims of the deadly truck bomb attack in Oklahoma City on April 23, 1995. (AP Photo/Pat Sullivan, File) The inscription above the entrance to the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum reads, “We come here to remember those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever. May all who leave here know the impact of violence. May this memorial offer comfort, strength, peace, hope and serenity,” in Oklahoma City on March 13, 2025. (AP Photo/LM Otero) Dr. Susan Chambers welcomes guest, family and friends during the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) Former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating speaks to guest during the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) Guest observe 168 Seconds of Silence for victims of the Oklahoma City Bombing during the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) Champlain (Ret) Teddy Wilson reads the Invocation during the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) Senior Pastor of First Church Downtown OKC Josue Araujo welcomes guest to his church for the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) A woman gets onto the stage to speak to U.S. Senator James Lankford before being escorted away during the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) Former Oklahoma City Mayor Ron Norick, reads the Oklahoma City Memorial Mission Statement and leads guest in 168 Seconds of Silence during the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) A woman is escorted away after getting onto the stage to speak to U.S. Senator James Lankford during the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) Oklahoma Fire Pipes and Drums start the 30th anniversary memorial service for the victims of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, April 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Alonzo Adams) Clinton, now 78, was widely praised for how he helped the city grapple with its grief in the wake of the bombing, which killed 168 people, including 19 children. He says it was a day in his presidency that he will never forget. “I still remember as if it were 30 minutes ago, coming here with Hillary to that memorial service and saying: ‘You have lost too much, but you have not lost everything. You have certainly not lost America, and we will be with you for as many tomorrows as it takes,’” Clinton said, recalling his first visit to Oklahoma City just days after the bombing, when he spoke at a memorial service for the for the victims. “I do think we’ve kept that commitment.” On Saturday, Clinton also cautioned about the polarizing nature of modern-day politics and how such divisiveness can lead to violence, as it did 30 years ago. He said there is much the nation can learn from the “Oklahoma Standard,” a term coined to reference the city’s response to the bombing by uniting in service, honor and kindness. “Today, Oklahoma City, America needs you,” he said. “I wish to goodness every American could just see life unfold here, hearing these stories.” Other speakers included former Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating and former Oklahoma City Mayor Ron Norick, who were in office when the bombing occurred. Family members of some of those killed in the bombing read the 168 names of those killed in the attack. Saturday’s ceremony was originally scheduled to take place on the grounds of the memorial but was moved inside an adjacent church because of heavy rains. Among the memorial’s top missions is to help people understand the senselessness of political violence and teach a new generation about the impact of the bombing, said Kari Watkins, the memorial’s president and CEO. “We knew when we built this place we would some day reach a generation of people who weren’t born or who didn’t remember the story,” Watkins said. “I think now, not just kids are coming through more and more, but teachers who are teaching those kids.” CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) by Phil Howard — As the weather warms up NBC Montana ventured up to Rock Creek outside of Clinton to fish the lower section of the river Warmer weather means Rock Creek and other rivers around Montana are starting to rise-- making conditions fast and dirty That's why John Staats, the owner of Rock Creek Fishermans' Mercantile says he recommends sticking to slow shallow water this time of year as a safety precaution "Minimize your wading to just going over marshy side channels or anywhere it gets wet just to get to the main stem of the river and don't get in the river itself," Staats said River conditions can change fast-- that's why John recommends checking the USGS Flow Chart for the spot you plan to fish before heading out. This time of year-- most of the action is going to be sub-surface with nymphs and streamers. Here's a look at what we used up Rock Creek: NBC Montana did see some fish rising for March Browns and Blue Wings-- but with the river hovering around 1,000 cubic feet per second and rising-- the best shot at fish will be getting a nymph in deeper holes. “If you know how to get to those fish and how to put the flies on them, then it can be a productive day, but it’s definitely more work at this time of the year," Staats said. Don't let all this muddy water get you down though-- hit the vise-- tie up some salmon flies and remember those big bugs will be the first thing you throw when the water levels out. UNIVERSITY PARK — As part of an effort to bring a youth perspective to high-level government discussions four Pennsylvania 4-H members attended the National 4-H Conference at Hyatt Regency Crystal City near Washington The 4-H’ers representing Penn State Extension were John Bruner “This event has tremendously improved my leadership skills and has shaped me into a better advocate for causes important to me,” Davis said “I learned that even though we are young we have the ability to make an impact on the world.” 4-H members ages 15-19 participated in roundtable discussions on pressing national topics After a few days of brainstorming and preparation the youth presented their ideas to a federal agency this program reminds me of the power in youth voice,” said Jeanette Stackhouse Penn State Extension 4-H education specialist for leadership and civic engagement “Many in our society look down on teenagers but this conference reinforces to me that they are our future and they have great ideas to share to solve big problems.” Department of Labor ways to enhance digital literacy in the workforce “We also provided recommendations for how they could combat barriers facing digital literacy through age-flexible digital learning opportunities and granting more technological access to youth in rural communities,” she said Bruner’s group focused on engaging the next generation in agriculture and presented recommendations to the U.S House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture He said the conference helped him gain skills in public speaking offering strategies to strengthen the rural and agricultural workforce and encourage young people to return home to rural areas after college “I loved connecting with other youth from across the country and seeing how 4-H has impacted their lives,” Miller said Her ability to work with groups with a wide range of perspectives and opinions has grown immensely “Public Lands: Empowerment and Access,” emphasizing strategies to boost youth engagement through social media and promote public lands education in schools through curriculum integration and both virtual and in-person field trips met with legislators and connected with peers from across the country “I enjoyed visiting Capitol Hill and meeting forestry staff,” Fetterman said He added that connecting with 4-H youth who share similar passions was another highlight “I now have a better understanding of the way our government works and how we were chosen to serve as roundtable facilitators and helped groups develop their presentations Fetterman called the National 4-H Conference “one of the most empowering and meaningful events” he has attended crediting it with strengthening his communication skills and helping him establish connections with like-minded peers Administered in Pennsylvania by Penn State Extension 4-H is a nonformal educational youth-development program of the U.S Department of Agriculture that helps young people develop knowledge and skills to become capable visit the Pennsylvania 4-H website at https://extension.psu.edu/programs/4-H (AP) — A consultant paid to review security at the official residence of Pennsylvania Gov Copyright © 2025 Ogden Publications of Pennsylvania If you have any queries about this error, try emailing feedback@mirror.co.uk and we'll do what we can to help you As far as Stacy London and Clinton Kelly are concerned instead of being ambushed for their fashion choices after being nominated by friends and relatives participants share their vision for a "fantasy look" with the hosts who gently guide them through a warehouse decked out with duds they might like (Items featured in each episode are available for purchase on Amazon.) In the premiere episode hopes to shed her youthful wardrobe because she's mistaken for being a kid she says she "got stuck in whatever's comfortable: leggings I feel like I've never really invested time in myself." says he came up with the idea for the series when asked to bring back “What Not to Wear,” which ran from 2003–13 ‘I don't own that show,’” he says with a laugh and I said: ‘Any show that I would ever do right now would have to be called ‘Wear Whatever the F You Want,’ because that's what I honestly believe “It is contemporary to what we need to see in terms of makeovers because there are no rules anymore,” London says “To apply the same kind of framework of ‘What Not to Wear’ to a show like this makes no sense here's this leopard toe shoe.’ Instead of hearing what people actually wanted London has seen the clips of “What Not to Wear” on TikTok critiquing the hosts’ feedback and wanted to avoid providing more fodder “She loves telling me that we've been ripped apart on TikTok,” Kelly says with a laugh “Somebody said I was the OG mean girl,” London says answer questions like dance partners rarely out of step “From the second I sat next to Stacy during my audition (for 'What Not to Wear,') we had an instant chemistry,” Kelly says It was like that for 10 years of ‘What Not to Wear.’ And it was like that for eight episodes of ‘Wear Whatever the F You Want.’ When we got back into the studio together camaraderie supporting each other and our client.” It’s hard to believe the two ever had a falling out after he published a collection of essays in 2017 “Why did I love and loathe Stacy?” Kelly wrote in “I Hate Everyone I’ve met few people so good as she at making others feel decidedly special … I loathed Stacy because … well … maybe there was some jealousy on my part and I felt that she was almost constantly jockeying for it.” 'What Not to Wear' co-hosts Stacy London, Clinton Kelly reunite after 10-year feud The hosts credit their new show with bringing them together. “Clinton talks about the fact that we really challenge anybody to sit next to somebody for 10 years every day, day in and day out and get along just fine,” London says. “When we describe our relationship, really, it's like a brother and sister on a long car trip.” Sometimes it’s like, “Don't touch me. Don't touch me,” Kelly jokes. “We love each other. The thing is, my husband, who's a psychologist, says you can't have love without hate. And a lot of people don't like to hear that, but it’s the truth. Because when you have strong feelings in the positive towards somebody, you're going to have some negative feelings about them as well. That's just the way we are as human beings. We love hanging out with each other, and sometimes ..." “We want to kill each other,” London says, finishing the sentiment. “This is being a human being,” Kelly says. “But it is much more fun to work together than not work together,” London adds. “I will tell you that.” (Photo by Michael Brochstein/Sipa USA via AP Images) / (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) But former Republican Senator Rick Santorum in comments to Mediaite on Sunday clapped back at former Democratic Senator and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over plans for “digital literacy” education and other initiatives she advocated in a recent op-ed published an editorial in Albany’s Times Union last week that called for “a K-12 digital literacy program in conjunction with classroom phone bans.” “As we have witnessed over the past four years government control of information resulted into hyper-partisan education for children and the stifling of viewpoints online that do not comport with leftist ideology.” At issue are pieces of proposed legislation and regulation in New York and other states regarding the internet and artificial intelligence as they relate to children Those areas were: A measure to ban cellphones in classrooms legislation requiring “warning labels” on social media platforms and other New York initiatives designed to combat harmful uses of AI Clinton and Steyer propose a “digital literacy” program to teach schoolchildren “the skills they need to navigate the online world,” overseen by government Santorum, who last year torched the KOSA Kids Online Safety Act as just a way to “facilitate digital censorship of culturally conservative views,” told Mediaite Sunday that it’s no surprise that a “collectivist” like Clinton has come out in support of these initiatives “It should come as no great surprise that Hillary Clinton who authored the book “It Takes a Village” — a collectivist approach to raising our children — is now advocating for Big Government legislation to impose ‘digital literacy.’As we have witnessed over the past four years government control of information resulted into hyper-partisan education for children and the stifling of viewpoints online that do not comport with leftist ideology.I wrote a book in response to Hillary Clinton called “ It is worth noting that both support of and opposition to the KOSA Kids Online Safety Act and similar proposed laws and initiatives crosses party lines Print Clinton Kelly and Stacy London are back together it can only be because you have never seen “What Not to Wear,” the series they co-hosted from 2003 to 2013 on TLC London and Kelly’s new series, “Wear Whatever the F You Want,” premiering Tuesday on Prime Video, is a different sort of journey to a similar end. “We finally get to do it right this time,” says Kelly, meaning that they are in “the business not of judging so much,” but of letting the guest lead the way. Here, the participants have put themselves forward, or have been recruited through whatever means shows like this are populated. They’re actively seeking change; they know what they want but don’t know how to get it. 4:50 p.m. April 28, 2025An earlier version of this review said the participant named Alan is transitioning male to female. The participant is transitioning female to male. They are either having a very good time — with much laughter and banter, and perhaps a tear or two when a butterfly emerges from the cocoon — or else they are excellent actors. I choose to believe the former. Robert Lloyd has been a Los Angeles Times television critic since 2003. Lifestyle Entertainment & Arts Awards Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map Former presidential candidate writes op-ed excoriating Signal leak and White House’s ‘dangerous’ actions Hillary Clinton on Friday called the Trump administration’s approach to governing both dumb and dangerous in an essay excoriating the Signal chat scandal and the Elon Musk-led mission to slash the federal workforce and concluding that Trump would make the US “feeble and friendless” The former secretary of state and Democratic presidential candidate wrote an op-ed for the New York Times that has been given the headline: “How much dumber will this get?” and opens: “It’s not the hypocrisy that bothers me; it’s the stupidity.” Clinton starts with the Signal chat group scandal when Donald Trump’s national security adviser mistakenly added a top US journalist to a small group of government leaders on the encrypted but unclassified app and then the defense secretary proceeded to discuss intricate details of a forthcoming airstrike on Houthi militants in Yemen and report back to the group on the deadly results The US vice-president, JD Vance, was included, who took another swipe at European reliance on US military security and so was the director of national intelligence Hegseth relayed times that US fighter jets would take off and his updates on death and destruction on the ground elicited triumphant comments and emojis from some others in the group Clinton wrote: “Top Trump administration officials put our troops in jeopardy by sharing military plans on a commercial messaging app and unwittingly invited a journalist into the chat She went on: “This is the latest in a string of self-inflicted wounds by the new administration that are squandering America’s strength and threatening our national security.” although she did not mention the mogul by name or comment on the growing oligarchy that is alarming many outside the White House Clinton especially criticized the dismantling of the US Agency for International Development – a so-called soft power program introduced by John F Kennedy as president to help spread American influence around the world through human rights work in contrast to military and diplomatic power alone As secretary of state during the Obama administration integrating the hard power of our military with the soft power of our diplomacy economic might and cultural influence,” she wrote Instead of a strong America using all our strengths to lead the world and confront our adversaries Mr Trump’s America will be increasingly blind and blundering Free newsletterA deep dive into the policies controversies and oddities surrounding the Trump administration She slammed “swagger” over competence and wisdom in Trump and Hegseth’s attacks on diversity policies in the military and called the administration’s overall approach reckless Clinton concluded that the administration appeared not to know its way was putting the US in danger and mused that perhaps Trump “is in way over his head” I don’t know what it is … He’s gambling with the national security of the United States a group chat foul will be the least of our concerns and all the fist and flag emojis in the world won’t save us,” she said Clinton Township Police Officer Michael Malanga and Town of Clinton Fire Chief Jeff Hedden responded Oct 2024 to a Westchester Terrace apartment fire Despite heavy smoke the two men entered the apartment began searching and as they made their way through Hedden opened the door slightly and spotted the fire when the duo heard someone moan from inside They pulled a woman in her 90s away from the flames and out the room before Hedden ran to his truck to get an extinguisher to put out the blaze Malanga carried the woman to safety to an awaiting ambulance outside a fourth-generation firefighter who has served as chief since 2020 a four-year veteran of the township’s force will be presented with valor awards from the 200 Club of Hunterdon County during its annual dinner May 15 at Razberry's in Frenchtown he didn't have to go in there with me," said Hedden who is receiving his first 200 Club of Hunterdon County award "I think that it's great that they recognize volunteers I hope everybody else that is a volunteer firefighter and was put in that situation would do the exact same thing." very exciting for me and every other first responder because we know very well this is a thankless job and we don't go out looking for praise or a handshake or a high five," Malanga said "We do it because it's what we signed up for so when we do get recognized for it Detective Corey Garrabrant and Patrolmen Gissel Aquino and Nicholas Saleeba are receiving units of citation for their response to a March 8 Tom Doyle is receiving a civilian award for a June 2024 response to a Hunterdon County Meals on Wheels client in distress passed out on the ground in shrubs outside a home The Readington Township Detective Bureau is receiving a unit citation for multiple burglary investigations in 2024 along the Route 22 corridor More: Hero Rahway officer among eight police being honored with Union County valor awards Brandon Frech and Firefighter Kyle Pirozzoli are receiving meritorious awards for their Sept 2024 life-saving efforts at the scene of a medical emergency involving a bicyclist on Route 513 and West Main Street Holland Township Police Officer Vincent Dugan is receiving a distinguished service award for his work on Nov West Amwell Patrolman Jack Venettone and Sgt Jon Sellner are receiving meritorious awards for their work on Feb who has been with the fire company for 25 years 2024 getting ready to take photos for his daughter's high school homecoming when he was alerted around 3:30 p.m to a possible structure fire in the neighboring township He arrived at Westchester Terrace in minutes where he met Officer Malanga; the two men weren’t strangers had taught Malanga when he was elementary school and Hedden had given the students fire demonstrations As Hedden approached the front door Malanga popped his head out and said there was a lot of smoke in the apartment The officer said he could see and smell the smoke from the front door who grew up around a firehouse since he was 15 knew they could quickly lose control of the fire in the multifamily building The two men then entered the apartment to perform a quick search in the smoky unit "On the way back from performing my search I swept back by the bathroom where the door was really hot There was smoke probably in the top two to three feet of the room,” the chief said I didn't want to give it too much oxygen in case we didn't have a fire truck there I opened the door; I found the fire and I went to close it and as I was going to close it Malanga said the smoke conditions were extremely heavy and there was a fire in between the trapped woman and the exit through the bathroom door He moved a small table on fire to help reach the woman who was on the floor between the vanity and the toilet and got her out of the room before closing the door The chief ran back to his truck to get his fire extinguisher and as he was running back into the apartment he passed Malanga who was carrying the woman out He yelled over his radio that an ambulance was needed at the front door Malanga explained that once the woman was in the hallway he realized she was elderly and not able to quickly evacuate so he made the decision to pick her up and carry her outside where the South Branch Rescue Squad was already on scene he blasted the fire with the extinguisher before it ran out and then waited for a tanker to put out the blaze which apparently started in a pile of towels or laundry and spread to towels hanging on the wall who went to the hospital to be checked for smoke inhalation said the last update he received is that the woman is still alive who arrived at his buddy's house with fire extinguisher agent all over his shoes in time for his daughter's homecoming photos said he was glad he was home that day and able to get to the scene so quickly to help save a life And Malanga credits his department with providing good training from good supervisors who promote good work He said the training he's received gives him the confidence to make decisions he did that day without hesitation "I feel like when you are on the scene and you're doing this job and you get in the moment you really don't think about making that decision or not it's more of just get in there and get the job done," he said Suzanne Russell is a breaking news reporter for MyCentralJersey.com covering crime please subscribe or activate your digital account today Democratic elites continue to ignore the multiple allegations against Clinton – and the reality of the Lewinsky affair One of the grim lessons of the #MeToo movement and its long backlash is this: whether someone finds a sexual abuse allegation credible largely depends on their pre-existing opinion of the man accused When a woman comes forward with an account of a man’s mistreatment of her – be it humiliating boorishness violent rape or any of the range of degradations and hurts that fall along the wide spectrum between – the listener’s response is fairly predictable who has remained silently beside her husband throughout each of the allegations against him – and retained her feminist credibility despite her loyalty to an allegedly abusive man that I can only describe as canine People who like Bill Clinton or who find him convenient for their own goals have a long history of underplaying the multiple allegations of sexual harassment and violence that he faces from at least four women the former Arkansas state employee who sued Bill Clinton for sexual harassment after the then governor brought her to his hotel room is lying – even though Jones has multiple corroborating witnesses and even though her story has not changed in more than 30 years the woman who says that Clinton raped her in a hotel room in 1978 told multiple people of Clinton’s attack at the time the 22-year-old unpaid intern whom Clinton carried on an affair with in the White House when he was 49 and the most powerful person in the world technically consented to the sex acts that Clinton asked her to do – an insistence that betrays a startlingly simple-minded and willfully obtuse understanding of sexual ethics They echo Clinton’s denials of wrongdoing in all these cases, against all these women. That is, at least, what they say when they acknowledge the allegations about Bill Clinton’s conduct at all. Mostly, they ignore them – as Bill Clinton has and as Bill Clinton’s popular legacy seems to do Bill Clinton’s supporters ignore his accusers because they can their equality and their right to control their own bodies matter less to them than their esteem for Bill Clinton – less than whether he can deliver a few votes make a zinger on television or look nice in a suit On Wednesday night, the third night of the Democratic national convention the whole party ignored these women when they gave Bill Clinton a multiply accused alleged sexual harasser and rapist a rousing welcome at Chicago’s United Center The former president was given a prime-time speaking spot trotted out like a prize and applauded like a hero the 2024 election is quickly shaping up to be about gender sex-obsessed JD Vance and the radically anti-choice Republican party turning the contest into a referendum on the status of women in American society the Democratic nominee who will seek to become the nation’s first female president on election day has taken on the mantle of the women’s struggle – not only in the symbolism of her candidacy in which she has championed the “freedom” of women to control their own bodies and lives These are noble goals, ones that the Democrats can be proud of pursuing; but they are not commensurate with celebrations of an alleged rapist with pomp and obsequiousness trotted out for a man who allegedly habitually sexually harassed women who worked for him and carried on an affair with an intern young enough to be his daughter is hostile to women’s freedom – the freedom of women to live work and participate in public without the threat of sexual force This is a kind of gendered freedom that Bill Clinton has made it abundantly clear that he does not respect sexually entitled misogynists are not all Republicans – rape have always been bipartisan endeavors – but they are not the kind of voters that Democrats should be courting A bargain in which women’s right to end a pregnancy is made in exchange for men’s right to rape harass and abuse women is not an acceptable one We can do better: we can reach for a version of America in which women are truly free and equal self-determination and sexual autonomy that men are That’s not the world that Bill Clinton represents and it’s not a world that a party that insists on celebrating him can deliver Bill Clinton has been out of office for nearly three decades his once-rosy status as a liberal hero has thankfully dimmed even if his alleged history of sexual abuse has not played a sufficient role in the reassessment of his reputation Liberals now rightly look back at Clinton’s crime bill with horror; his devastating cuts to the welfare system were punitive and cruel He modeled a vision of a conservative Democratic party one less committed to its principles than in cynically trading them away for a chance at power and his political project has been revealed as morally bankrupt It’s not clear that he can even deliver many votes; a large swath of the American electorate is now too young to remember much of his presidency It’s time for Democrats to send the old man home And to tell him to keep his hands to himself A federal judge ruled Friday that President Donald Trump's executive order targeting the law firm that represented political foe Hilary Clinton was unconstitutional and permanently blocked his administration from enforcing the order called for the immediate suspension of any active security clearances held by Perkins Coie law firm employees It directed government agencies to require contractors to disclose any business with the firm and agency leaders to review all contracts with the company or entities doing business with it The order also limited access by the law firm's employees to federal buildings and government workers "Using the powers of the federal government to target lawyers for their representation of clients and avowed progressive employment policies in an overt attempt to suppress and punish certain viewpoints which requires that the government respond to dissenting or unpopular speech or ideas with 'tolerance not coercion,'" US District Judge Beryl Howell wrote in her ruling Howell noted that Trump's directive sought to punish Perkins Coie and sent a message that "lawyers must stick to the party line or else." The judge also found that the executive order violated the first fifth and sixth amendments to the Constitution Perkins Coie represented former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential election The company hired a research firm that retained former British spy Christopher Steele conspiracy and cooperation between Trump's campaign and the Russian government leading up to the election The decision from Howell is the first in one of four cases brought by law firms that have been targeted and penalized by Trump because of their associations with people and political causes that the president disfavors The other three firms -- Jenner & Block Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr and Susman Godfrey -- have filed lawsuits challenging their respective executive orders have reached agreements with the White House to avoid being penalized by the president include commitments to provide between $40 million and $125 million in pro bono legal work Howell referenced the nine firms in her ruling and said they appeared to have received Trump's suggestion that they may be subject to punishment unless they agree to his terms Howell added that the executive order targeting Perkins Coie "presents an unprecedented attack" on the principles of the American judicial system and "stigmatizes and penalizes" the firm and its employees because of its past and current representation of clients that take positions that the president disfavors "If the founding history of this country is any guide those who stood up in court to vindicate constitutional rights and will be the models lauded when this period of American history is written," said Howell by Stephanie Ryan officers responded to reports of a stabbing at the intersection of Clinton Avenue and Ontario Street they found a 38-year-old man with a stab wound to the abdomen First responders treated the man at the scene before transporting him to Albany Medical Center His injuries are considered non-life-threatening Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the Albany Police Detectives Division at 518-462-8039 Former US secretary of state makes remark on X amid scandal over use of private server for classified information Clinton punctuated her reaction on the X platform with an eyes emoji and a link to an Atlantic article that revealed how Trump officials inadvertently broadcast plans of US airstrikes on Houthi rebels through a Signal group chat with a journalist reading along Trump and his supporters criticized her ruthlessly for her classified emails and private server use before and after he defeated her in the presidential election nine years earlier Among them were some of the participants in the group chat reported on by the Atlantic: the secretary of defense Marco Rubio; the Central Intelligence Agency director John Ratcliffe; and the national security adviser That same year, Rubio remarked on Fox: “Nobody is above the law – not even Hillary Clinton Ratcliffe told Fox: “Mishandling classified information is still a violation of the Espionage Act.” Waltz complained about the lack of prosecution over “the Clinton emails” All were appointed to Trump’s cabinet after he won his second presidency in November the White House confirmed the leak reported by the Atlantic but essentially insisted it had been harmless demonstrating “deep and thoughtful coordination between senior officials” “The ongoing success of the Houthi operation demonstrates that there were no threats to troops or national security,” White House spokesperson Brian Hughes told the Guardian Asked Monday for his take on Goldberg’s report Trump claimed: “I don’t know anything about it I’m not a big fan of the Atlantic … but I know nothing about it.” By Tuesday, he reportedly told NBC News that Waltz “has learned a lesson He also echoed Hughes in claiming Goldberg’s presence in the Signal chat “had no impact at all” on the ensuing military operation Clinton served as secretary of state under former president Barack Obama from 2009 to 2013 Her husband Bill Clinton was president for two consecutive terms beginning in 1993 the FBI’s then-director James Comey said there was evidence she had either sent or received 113 emails on a private server with information that was classified at the time of the correspondence Information in another 2,000 emails or so was later classified Comey said Clinton had been “extremely careless” but had not acted in a way deserving criminal charges EXPRESS FILE PHOTOS/ASHTON PETERSScenes from the 2024 Clinton County Carnival in Flemington are pictured FLEMINGTON — The 2025 Clinton County Carnival will be at the Flemington Fire Company grounds off Canal St the carnival will offer thrilling carnival rides for all ages — provided by Bartlebaugh Amusements — and lots of games and prizes for the whole family Wednesday through Friday and from 3 to 9 p.m the weather today looks absolutely incredible — so make sure to check out the carnival while temperatures are warm and skies are clear The annual event is sponsored by the Flemington Hi-Neighbor Committee Mill Hall Kiwanis Club and the Goodwill Hose Company of Flemington founder and president of the Jana Marie Foundation HARRISBURG — Several Pennsylvania lawmakers who have personally faced challenges conceiving children are pushing .. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article ARCHIVED TOPIC: This topic was archived on Oct William Jefferson Clinton served as the 42nd President of the United States from Jan His proponents contend that under his presidency the US enjoyed the lowest unemployment and inflation rates in recent history They give him credit for eliminating the federal deficit and reforming welfare despite being forced to deal with a Republican-controlled Congress After the Apr. 19, 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, an act of domestic terrorism that killed 168 people (including 19 children), the country rallied behind their president as he comforted them and acted decisively to deal with the tragedy. [56] In Sep. 2000, a six-year $50 million investigation into the Clinton’s Whitewater real estate deal ended when an independent counsel was unable to find sufficient evidence to file criminal charges. [68] Two months later, Hillary Clinton was elected as a US Senator representing the state of New York. [61] The crime rate fell every year that Clinton was president and was at a 26-year low by the end of his two terms. He got funding for 100,000 new police officers nationwide. He signed the 1993 Brady Bill requiring a waiting period and background check to purchase handguns. Clinton’s 1994 Crime Bill included a ban on assault weapons, and there was a 40 percent decline in gun crime by 2001. [8] Clinton’s Goals 2000 program distributed two billion dollars between 1994 and 1999 to set uniform standards in US schools. His 1994 Improving America’s School Act (IASA) received support from Republicans and Democrats and from the education and business communities. IASA required that standards and accountability be the same for economically disadvantaged students as for other students. [12] Clinton was aware of the threat of Al Qaeda and authorized the CIA to kill Osama bin Laden. He sought to hunt down bin Laden after the Oct. 12, 2000 attack on the USS Cole, but the CIA and FBI refused to certify bin Laden’s involvement in the terrorist act. “I got closer to killing him than anybody’s gotten since,” Clinton said in a Sep. 24, 2006 interview with Chris Wallace. [27] The number of federal prisoners doubled under Clinton, and 58 percent of them were serving time for drug-related offenses. Resources were geared towards incarceration instead of rehabilitation or crime prevention. [29] Clinton’s 1994 Crime Bill was filled with “pork spending” that distributed $10 billion to states and special interest groups. [30] Clinton was unable to fulfill his campaign promise to repeal the ban on homosexuals serving in the military. Faced with strong opposition from conservatives early in his presidency, Clinton settled on a compromise policy referred to as “don’t ask, don’t tell,” which allowed gays to serve in the military if they did not disclose their sexual orientation. Neither conservatives nor liberals were satisfied by the outcome. [24] Clinton gets too much credit for the good economy of the 1990s, which was already growing when he took office. The Republican-controlled Congress helped improve the economy by exercising fiscal restraint. [31] Clinton’s failure to regulate the financial-services markets enabled the bad lending and Wall Street scams that led to the 2007 banking crisis. [32] Clinton’s Goals 2000 program did not ensure uniform quality of standards among all the states because he compromised on oversight to get the program passed. The impact therefore varied by state and Clinton never fulfilled his goal of equalizing education standards and improving results for all students. By 2000, six years after IASA was implemented, only 17 states were in full compliance with the standards. [12] Clinton cut NASA’s budget by $715 million in 1995 (about 5%) and did not restore the bulk of the money until three months before he left office. The result was a space program struggling to operate with less money for most of Clinton’s time in office. Some blame the 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia explosion on Clinton’s decision to slash NASA’s budget by an aggregate of $56 million over his presidency. [39] London tells PEOPLE she and her co-host "learned a lot in between 'What Not to Wear' and this show" that debuts on Prime Video April 29 Prime VideoScott Gries/The Learning Channel/Courtesy Everett On the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing former President Bill Clinton shares a story about a member of his Secret Service detail Clinton was the sitting president when the bombing occurred on April 19 CNN Chief White House Correspondent Kaitlan Collins gives an inside look on the grounds of the White House for the week of President Trump's first 100 days of his second term '+n.escapeExpression("function"==typeof(o=null!=(o=r(e,"eyebrowText")||(null!=l?r(l,"eyebrowText"):l))?o:n.hooks.helperMissing)?o.call(null!=l?l:n.nullContext||{},{name:"eyebrowText",hash:{},data:t,loc:{start:{line:28,column:63},end:{line:28,column:78}}}):o)+" \n '+(null!=(o=c(e,"if").call(r,null!=l?c(l,"cta2PreText"):l,{name:"if",hash:{},fn:n.program(32,t,0),inverse:n.noop,data:t,loc:{start:{line:63,column:20},end:{line:63,column:61}}}))?o:"")+"\n"+(null!=(o=(c(e,"ifAll")||l&&c(l,"ifAll")||n.hooks.helperMissing).call(r,null!=l?c(l,"cta2Text"):l,null!=l?c(l,"cta2Link"):l,{name:"ifAll",hash:{},fn:n.program(34,t,0),inverse:n.noop,data:t,loc:{start:{line:64,column:20},end:{line:70,column:30}}}))?o:"")+" Years after What Not To Wear’s Clinton Kelly and Stacy London went public with their feud in the late 2010s they detailed how their show Wear Whatever the F You Want parallels their friendship Clinton Kelly and Stacy London are done power clashing In addition to the outdated rules for mixing fabrics the former What Not To Wear stylists have also thrown out their beef for good sharing that their new Prime Video show Wear Whatever the F You Want has helped them reclaim control of the narrative around their relationship deep love for each other that comes from years of experience,” Stacy told E “and working with each other and one rift is not going to destroy our friendship.” has helped them create an even deeper connection “If you just assume that you know what somebody else is thinking And now that all that water is under the bridge, the fashion duo are ready to put their not-so-new but improved friendship on display in their new Prime Video show more than a decade after their original series ended in 2013 “What Not To Wear was canceled 13 years ago but then it played in repeats for years after that and then it gets picked up on TikTok and Instagram and you have the whole world looking at old versions of us,” Clinton explained this is really a great opportunity to be like ‘Oh the stuff that you’re watching that’s 23 years old The pair are also looking forward to proving their fashion prowess beyond their mastery of mid-aughts to mid-2010s styles.  “We have been accused of all sorts of things from What Not To Wear—the fact that we’re the nicest people on Earth, the meanest people on Earth, how politically incorrect it was,” Stacy admitted. “What a wonderful thing to be able to do a 180 and really do a show that expresses what is going on in fashion today and expresses how people are feeling about fashion.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Amazon MGM Studios (@amazonmgmstudios) the same old Stacy and Clinton dynamic is still there “Chemistry like this does not happen,” Clinton gushed While the hatchet between Clinton and Stacy is buried and forgotten keep reading for more famous celebrity feuds…  Bobby (pictured second from left) addressed rumors of a falling out with Tan (middle) in January 2024 two months after he announced his exit from Queer Eye after eight seasons "I want people to know that Tan and I—we will be fine," he told Vanity Fair It was something personal that had been brewing—and nothing romantic In March 2024, Tan responded to allegations that he had campaigned to replace Bobby on Queer Eye with his friend Jeremiah Brent "Netflix and the production companies did a full-on casting I didn't put my friend up for the job They ended up getting it because they were the best person for the job," he said on Instagram "But I didn't get them hired by getting rid of somebody else." Following years of rumors of a feud between the two on a December 2023 episode of her podcast Let's Be Clear Shannen's former Charmed costar Holly Marie Combs alleged that Alyssa had once made an ultimatum to a show producer to choose between herself and Shannen which ultimately led to the latter leaving the show in 2001 "I did not have the power to get anyone fired" and that "this was so long ago that any retelling of these stories from anyone is just revisionist history." A day later, Shannen said at a panel event at MegaCon Orlando "There is no revisionist history happening in the truth that I know we told." Shannen passed away in July 2024 after a yearslong battle with cancer while playing a game called Stir the Pot with her daughter Kelly Osbourne on E Sharon said the That '70s Show alum was the rudest celebrity she had ever met rude little boy" and a "dastardly little thing." He did not respond to her remarks publicly Five years prior, Sharon told Larry King that when Ashton appeared on The Talk in 2014 he had an "attitude" after she got his name wrong what have you done in this industry?'" she recalled because I'm gonna eat you up and s--t you out.' So I was just like 'You don't know what you're dealing with In August 2022, Cassadee and Maren traded harsh words with Brittany after she shared an Instagram Reel of herself applying makeup on Aug "I'd really like to thank my parents for not changing my gender when I went through my tomboy phase JoJo Siwa described Candace Cameron Bure as the "rudest" celebrity later explaining that she felt snubbed when Bure once refused to take a picture with her on a red carpet the Full House alum apologized: "I kind of broke your 11-year-old heart Candace was asked if she expects the Great American Family network of which she serves as chief creative officer to feature same-sex couples as leads in holiday movies "I think that Great American Family will keep traditional marriage at the core." who came out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community in 2021 wrote on Instagram that the actress' comment is "rude and hurtful to a whole community of people." Back in June 2021, Courtney Love accused Olivia Rodrigo of copying her band Hole's album cover for a promotional photo without giving credit "Love u and live through this sooooo much." Courtney then replied I look forward to reading your note [winking face emoji]." During an appearance Watch What Happens Live the Happy Days actor was asked why he didn't get along with the Forrest Gump star on the set of the 1989 flick Turner & Hooch "I was directing that movie for 13 days and then I was called into [producer] Jeff Katzenberg's office and he said seem to get along with Hanks' four-legged co-star He also refused to admit if he's even seen the flick Fans of The Hills will remember that iconic line delivered by Lauren on the season three premiere Their feud began when Heidi started dating her now-husband Spencer Pratt and hit its peak when Lauren accused Heidi and Spencer of starting a rumor that she had made a sex tape with Jason Wahler Tyrese then opened up about the feud, telling Van Lathan on The Red Pill podcast "I have yet to talk to The Rock to this day and we will have a conversation." He shared that he did have a conversation with the former wrestler's producing partner "I found myself being the messenger on behalf of various people associated to the franchise but stupid me was the only one who went public about those feelings Taylor and Katy had been in a feud for years, even allegedly inspiring Taylor's song "Bad Blood." The drama, which reportedly started over a backup dancer and competing tours, came to an end after Perry sent Taylor a literal olive branch before her Reputation Tour kickoff "So I just got to my dressing room and found this actual olive branch," Taylor said in an Instagram video Sex and the City costars Kim and SJP had dodged feud rumors for years. But they were reignited after Kim decided not to return for a third movie and made comments about her costar that raised eyebrows "What was your reaction to Kim Cattrall telling Piers Morgan that you were never friends just colleagues?" Andy Cohen asked SJP on a Sept you and I spoke about it because I was just...I don't know I found it really upsetting because that's that's not the way I recall our experience." "So...it's sad but I'm kind of...I don't know I always think that what ties us together is this singular experience is the thing It was a professional experience but it became personal because it was years and years of our lives So I'm hoping that that sort of eclipses anything that's been recently spoken," she continued "That many years spent doing something so special that people had a connection with is such a privileged." And though they didn't film scenes together Kim did make a small appearance on And Just Like That The iconic singers have been feuding since 2004. While accepting the Classic Songwriter Award at the Q Awards that year, Elton said to attendees but I think everyone who lip-syncs in public on stage The former Grey's Anatomy star sparked a feud with the series creator in 2008 when she removed her name from the Emmy Awards consideration The actress stated that her reason for the move was because she wasn't "given the material to warrant a nomination." Shonda later opened up about Katherine's decision during an interview with Oprah Winfrey on Oprah's Next Chapter in 2012 "On some level it stung and on some level I was not surprised," she said It was the New York Fashion Week fight heard 'round the world when Nicki and Cardi got into a heated altercation at the Harper's Bazaar Icon party Cardi opened up about the catalyst for the fight with Nicki "For a while now she's been taking a lot of shots at me," Cardi said in W magazine's Art Issue The real spark of the fight came when Cardi saw that Nicki had allegedly liked and then unliked a tweet about Cardi's parenting skills "I was going to make millions off my Bruno Mars tour and I sacrificed that to stay with my daughter," Cardi continued So for somebody that don't have a child to like that comment So many people want to say that party wasn't the time or the place but I'm not going to catch another artist in the grocery store or down the block." Kanye updated his Instagram to follow only Taylor and the fellow musician did not respond publicly to the move It's been over 15 years since Mariah and J.Lo's "feud" has been going on It all started when the Queen of Christmas was asked to give her opinion on several singers during an interview Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInALBANY (WBKO) — A 21-year-old woman from Tennessee died in a crash Thursday afternoon in Clinton County Kentucky State Police said the crash happened around 4:10 p.m was driving a 2005 Chevrolet Tahoe west on Highway 558 When she reached the intersection with U.S she pulled into the path of a 1999 Dodge Dakota going north Garrett was taken to the Medical Center at Albany First responders took Guffey and a juvenile passenger from his truck to the University of Kentucky Hospital with serious injuries Two people were in Garrett’s vehicle — Sierra Fulton Trooper Trevor High is leading the investigation My mum likes to tell me the first time I walked was when we were all sat on the couch one day and next minute I stood up I love my memories and I love thinking back to them rather than wanting to relive them I like to think I'm quite fun and I love to have a laugh with the girls But I'd say my worst habit is having a cup of tea before bed There's a bit of caffeine in there and I never learn I have high standards when I'm on the pitch and I get quite angry with myself if I don't feel like I'm reaching the standards He's obsessed with football and he's helped me so much When I need an arm around my shoulder he does that and when I need a kick up the bum he does the same Most of the time it doesn't bother me that much I just love to play football and I'm quite a confident player so to be honest every game is the same for me As long as I get the basics right I'm usually fine I can get in my head a bit because my standards are high so maybe pressure can do that I like to go and read or maybe write and it makes me feel really content 10) What do you dream about when you sleep I have a lot of dreams about football and sometimes I dream about food Then I think I'm eating food and I wake up really hungry Probably a roast dinner or really good food because my mum and sister are really good cooks When I have something nice I'll always send a picture to them because it makes me feel like I'm at home No but I love a hug before games or training or anything I might get angry sometimes but I never cry A song called Electric Feel by Henry Green I usually know I'm having a better game when my mind's quiet 17) What's your favourite place in the world I live away from home so I do need my phone to talk to my family