President Joe Biden and first lady Dr. Jill Biden.
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The United States Marine Band played to welcome them to the White House on Inauguration Day.
January 20: President Joe Biden embraces first lady Dr. Jill Biden in the Grand Foyer of the White House.
The United States Marine Band played to welcome them to the White House on Inauguration Day.
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January 20: Vice President Kamala Harris, joined by her husband Doug Emhoff, is sworn in as Vice President of the United States.
Vice President Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff.
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The District is partnering with Johnson & Johnson Innovation to provide grants to startups working to address chronic health care challenges faced in underserved D.C. communities and then give them a home to make their idea a reality.
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration, in collaboration with J&J Innovation and the Washington, D.C. Economic Partnership, announced Thursday the launch of a “QuickFire Challenge” focused on the District. WDCEP will make four awards from an existing grant totaling $250,000 no less than $50,000 each to up to four “innovators,” who will then be offered a home inside the new JLabs incubator on the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center campus.
My name is Dr. Kate Hendricks Thomas, and I am a public health professional whose research focuses on the well-being of military-connected women. Long before I became an academic, I was a Marine Corps Military Police Officer. I served from 2002-2012 in garrison commands, overseas in Iraq, and aboard Parris Island, the training command where the Marine Corps makes Marines. I loved the Marine Corps; it was my identity, and Marines are my people. Unfortunately, I did not know that my military service came with significant risks of toxic exposure. In 2005, as I ran laps around the burn pit in Fallujah, I never imagined that I would be diagnosed with a terminal cancer before I turned 40.
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NFM Lending salutes Staff Sergeant Charles Eggleston (Ret.)
May 3, 2021 GMT
05/03/2021, LINTHICUM, MD // KISSPR //
NFM Lending is pleased to honor Staff Sergeant Charles Eggleston, USA, Retired, as the NFM Salute for May 2021.
Growing up, Eggleston had no lack of military influences in his life. From the G.I. Joe action figures he played with to the service records of his father and grandfather, Eggleston knew he wanted to be a hero when he got older. He was also inspired by those fighting in Operation Desert Storm and wanted to pay their sacrifices forward. In 1992, he joined the U.S. Army.
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