Klete Keller threw his USA team jacket in the trash after he stormed the U.S. Capitol.
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Ice-Swimming Enthusiasts in Siberia Brave the Season’s First Freezing Dip | The Guardian
Ice-swimming enthusiasts in the Siberian city of Omsk welcomed winter with the season’s first freezing dip. Dozens of locals, who call themselves ‘walruses’, gathered at the bank of the Irtysh River to participate in an amateur race or simply to brave the 3C (37.4F) waters. The air temperature hovered at around zero (32F). The youngest member of the local ‘walruses’ club, 19-year-old Viktor, also celebrated the new season by setting his own personal record, staying in the water for five minutes straight.
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Florida Lawmakers Pushing to Prevent Child Drownings With Free Swimming Lessons | NBC2 News
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Former NCAA Swimmer Riley Gaines Testifies in Favor of Ohio’s Trans Athlete, Healthcare Ban | NBC4 Columbus
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines testifies in favor of Ohio’s trans athlete, healthcare ban
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines testifies in favor of Ohio's trans athlete, healthcare ban
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Man Who Killed Ex-uc Swimmer in Crash Hears Forgiveness but Also Is Called a ‘Coward’ | FOX19 Now
The parents of a former University of Cincinnati swimmer who was killed last year by an intoxicated driver told the man in court Monday that they forgive him, our media partners at the Cincinnati Enquirer report.
But John Miller’s father asked why 51-year-old Donte Beenie left Miller to die on Gilbert Avenue in Walnut Hills after striking him with his car.
“What kind of person does that?” Miller’s father, Kevin, said at Beenie’s sentencing Monday in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court.
“I forgive you, but I do not feel sorry for you,” he added.
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Teen Who Learned CPR at School Saves Toddler Who Fell Into Pool | ABC 7 Chicago
Madison Atkinson is being hailed as her family’s hero after she saved a toddler who fell into a Los Angeles, CA swimming pool on Thanksgiving Day.
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‘A Part of Me’: Ariarne Titmus on Where She Got Her ‘Fight’ | Sky News Australia
The Courier Mail’s Robert Craddock speaks with Olympic swimming champion Ariarne Titmus about where she may have gotten her “fight”.
Ms Titmus spoke at the Courier-Mail’s Future Brisbane editorial campaign and event on Friday which explored how the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games can be a catalyst for improving liveability across the city.
She had suffered complications at birth where the umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck and she had struggled to breathe.
“I believe that there’s something inside of me that kind of got me going – I could’ve not made it but I believe that I’ve kind of carried that throughout my life,” she told Mr Craddock.
“And I feel like I have that fight when I race and not just in swimming but me as a person.”
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Homestead Swimming Standouts Ripley Merritt and Owen Lindsay Sign for College | WANE 15 News
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Cape Town Launches Festive Season Beach Safety Plan | SABC News
The City of Cape Town launched its Festive Season Beach Safety Plan at Big Bay in Bloubergstrand.
Close to 700 lifeguards and hundreds of policing personnel will be deployed across the metro. A major component of the plan is to encourage the public to choose safe areas to swim to prevent possible drownings.Cape Town launches Festive Season Beach Safety Plan