Rep. Tiffany swam 150 feet to the shallow end and called it "not deterring," and the lake, which has hosted no press conferences, is, per the campaign, "confirming"
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A Russian drone hit a train at the Poland-Ukraine border and NATO's response was a sentence it had been drafting since last winter; the train, per the railroad, is "already being rerouted"
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Japan's ten-year yield touched 3 percent for the first time since 1996 and the government's plan is "without affecting the bond market," which is, per the bond market, a phrase it has "received"
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NASA's yeast now turns a plastic bottle into a vanilla 3D-printed cookie, and the cookie is, per the team, "a solution," and the bottle is, per the team, "the interesting part"
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Baker Mayfield's new number is $55 million a year and the eleven other quarterbacks are, per their agents, "looking at it," and the league is, in the specific, "quoting"
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The Salt Hank's French dip is $34 and the line is, per the line, "a thing now," which is the phrase the shop uses to describe a queue that has, in the specific, "a meeting"
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The AI chiefs agreed on a speed over the weekend and the task force measuring it is, per two of the four, possibly measuring it wrong; the needle on the whiteboard says "slow," the needle on the tape says "buy," the needle on the Senate calendar says "next quarter"
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From the first tee of his own oceanfront course in Doonbeg, the President declared a unified Ireland "fantastic" and is, per the White House, the most qualified person in the room to say so
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The $2.99 Trader Joe's mini tote waitlist has a support group with a meeting, and the 6 a.m. Halloween run is, per the campers, "a thing now," which is the phrase that made it official
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Zverev thought it was 5-1; the scoreboard said 6-2; the difference, per the players, is that one of those numbers was a thing that happened