Time USA - December 11, 2017

For the Record

‘Geno will start this week.’

BEN MCADOO, New York Giants coach, announcing that Eli Manning won’t start as quarterback for the

first time in 13 years in the Dec. 3 game against the Oakland Raiders; Geno Smith will start instead

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JUSTIN TRUDEAU,Canadian Prime Minister,

formally apologizing for Canada’s program

of interrogating civil servants suspected

of being gay or transgender in the 1950s

through 1990s and offering up to $85 million

to compensate victims in a historic speech

to the House of Commons in Ottawa

$

billion

Net worth of Amazon

CEO Jeff Bezos after

Black Friday, making

himthe only billionaire

to have a 12-digit

fortuneas of Nov. 27,

according toForbes

203,

New single-dayrecord

for background-check

requests for gun

purchasers—up from

the previous record

of 185,713 set last

year, according to

the National Instant

Criminal Background

Check System (NICS)

‘THE

INTERNET

IS AT A

CROSSROADS ...

YOU ARE IN THE

DRIVER SEAT.’

DAVID KARP,founder and CEO of Tumblr, announcing he’s

stepping down after more than 10 years, just five months after

Verizon acquired the blogging site’s parent company

‘Similar

reporting

lapses

occurred.’

U.S. AIR FORCEreview into

its procedures for reporting

service members charged

or convicted of crimes to the

federal background-check

database, a few weeks after

it was revealed that the

branch failed to input Texas

church-shooting suspect Devin

Kelley, who had a court-martial

conviction for domestic assault

‘They call her

Pocahontas.’

DONALD TRUMP,U.S. President, repeating an epithet for Massachusetts

Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has claimed she is part Native American,

at an event honoring Native Americans who served in World War II

Beer

Budweiser

is launching

barley samples to

the International

Space Station on

Dec. 4

Vodka

Thieves made

off with 1,800 gal.

from an L.A.

distillery

GOOD WEEK

BAD WEEK

SOURCES: BLOOMBERG; NBC LOS ANGELES; NEW YORK TIMES

969

Number of flights

handled by the Mumbai

International Airport

on Nov. 24, thought to be

a world record for most

flights handled on one

runway in 24 hours

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