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And just to see that on a daily basis, it’s not what you see on the news. “It’s the other side of them that we get to see,” she said. Comerford, who hung up her apron and chef’s toque in July 2024 after nearly 20 years as top chef and nearly three decades on the kitchen staff, is the longest-serving chef in White House history. Her tenure spanned the presidencies of Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Each of the five families she served approached food differently, Comerford said at a recent White House Historical Association symposium on food and wine. She was asked whether she’d describe any of the presidents as “real foodies.” The Clintons liked healthier meals, Comerford said. Then-first lady Hillary Clinton hired the first American executive chef, Walter Scheib, and had the kitchen avoid serving heavy sauces and creams. She said, “I learned so much” about Southwestern cuisine from Bush, the former Texas governor who liked Tex-Mex food. “We made thousands of tamales for Christmas,” she said of the popular Mexican meal of stuffed corn dough wrapped in a corn husk and steamed until cooked. Comerford got ideas from the vegetable garden Michelle Obama started when she was promoting healthy eating, primarily for children. “We used the garden as kind of like our backbone for our menu development,” she said. Trump and first lady Melania Trump are “very, very classic eaters,” she said. Mrs. Trump “loved Italian food, so we tend to do the pastas, but light ones.” Comerford didn’t comment on President Trump’s food choices, but he is known to like a well-done steak served with ketchup and fast food. Jill Biden was the first Italian American first lady, and the kitchen did “a lot of Italian food, as well, because she loved Italian food.” Overall, “it’s different for each family,” said Comerford, “but my job as the chef is to execute their style, their likes and their preferences.” A black-tie state dinner is the highest diplomatic honor the U.S. reserves for its close allies. Comerford presided over 54 of these opulent affairs, including for France and Australia during Trump’s first term. Sometimes, guest chefs were brought in to help. State dinners give presidents the opportunity to bring together hundreds of guests from the worlds of government, politics and other industries for an evening in which the three-course meal, decor and entertainment are designed to help foster relations by dazzling the visiting foreign leader. The first lady’s staff and the social secretary typically have about two months to pull one together. Comerford said her team started by researching the visiting leader’s likes and dislikes, then she used the information to create a menu using the best of American food while incorporating nuances from the country being recognized. She’d develop at least three different menus. Then came tastings for the first lady to make a final decision. Comerford, 62, started her career tending a salad bar at a Chicago airport hotel before working as a chef at restaurants in Austria and Washington. Scheib, then the White House executive chef, hired her in 1994 for a temporary gig preparing a state dinner for Nelson Mandela, South Africa’s newly elected president. Scheib then hired her as an assistant chef in 1995, and she succeeded him a decade later, becoming the first woman and first person of color to permanently hold the executive chef’s position. Comerford is a naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in the Philippines. Her husband, John Comerford, is a chef, too, and she credits him with sacrificing his career to be present for their daughter so she could thrive in hers. Their daughter is a pastry chef. When Comerford retired, assistant chef Tommy Kurpradit, whose parents are from Thailand, was named interim executive chef. Melania Trump, who worked with Comerford in the first Trump administration, has not named a successor. Comerford said she managed everything with “a lot of prayers,” often said during her hourlong, early morning drive into the White House, but also by being versatile, humble, able to handle chaos and having faith in herself and her team. “One thing with cooking at the White House, you don’t just do fine dining meals,” she said. “You have to know how to cook eggs and breakfast. You have to know to cook a smashburger.” It also helps to remember that the job is about the family. “There’s no ego in it,” Comerford said. White House culinary history includes chefs from China, Japan, the Philippines, South Korea and Thailand, as far back as the 19th century, according to Adrian Miller and Deborah Chang, co-authors of a new book, “Cooking to the President’s Taste: Asian Heritage Chefs in White House History.” Most sharpened their skills through service in the U.S. military. Before Comerford, Pedro Udo, a Filipino trained in the U.S. military, was the first Asian heritage chef to run the White House kitchen after he was promoted from meat chef to head chef in June 1957, according to the book. He prepared meals for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip later that year, and for Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in September 1959 during the Cold War. But his stint ended after less than four years when the new first lady, Jacqueline Kennedy, hired acclaimed French chef René Verdon in early 1961. Miller said the book offers a “unique window” on the presidency. “We get a look at the presidents, but also the presidents got a look at Asian American life in maybe ways that they hadn’t before,” he told the AP in an interview. “And I think, you know, for the presidents that decided to open that window and find out more about the people who were providing, comforting them through amazing food, I think our nation is better for them.”",
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Trump administration officials say Secret Service is investigating James Comey's '86 47' social media post
WASHINGTON — Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Thursday that federal law enforcement is investigating a social media post made by former FBI Director James Comey that she and other Republicans suggest is a call for violence against President Donald Trump.
https://triblive.com16 May 2025 02:43:42 (UTC)
Rubio says NATO members will agree to 5% defense spending over next decade by June summit
WASHINGTON: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday that all NATO members will have agreed on a goal of spending the equivalent to 5% of GDP on defense over the next decade by the 2025 NATO Summit in June.He made the comments while appearing on Fox News’ “Hannity.”U.S. President Donald Trump cut defence funding to NATO during the latter part of his first term in 2017-21, and has frequently complained that the U.S. is paying more than its fair share.“I can tell you that we are headed for a summit in six weeks, in which virtually every member of NATO will be at or above 2% but more importantly, many of them will be over 4% and all will have agreed on the goal of reaching 5% over the next decade,“ said Rubio.German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said this week that Berlin backed a demand by Trump for members of the defence alliance to increase defence spending to 5% of gross domestic product (GDP).Germany in January said it met NATO's target of spending 2% of its GDP on defence in 2024.The 2025 NATO Summit will be held in the Netherlands from June 24-25.
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¿Un nuevo acuerdo nuclear entre EE UU e Irán? Claves y obstáculos de una negociación compleja
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Frequently Asked Questions
News API is an API that is used to collect News data along with the related metadata. Newsdata.io is a JSON-based REST API to fetch and get news data in JSON format.
Step 1 : Go to Newsdata.io and register yourself.
Step 2 : Choose an appropriate pricing plan, and if you’re not sure about it then you can also choose the free plan.
Step 3 : To fetch news data you can simply use Newsdata.io’s news search dashboard and download the data in CSV and XLSX format, or use the API key to fetch news data through a python script.
Yes, NewsData.io News API is 100% legal and can be used for commercial purposes. However, it is possible that publishing the full news content and media as your own may attract copyright issues from the original publisher. Hence, if you are using our API for publishing news articles, we suggest you give credit to the original publisher of the articles. As a part of the News API, NewsData.io aggregates and generates news data from publicly available web pages.
You can't publish images and videos as such because it may attract copyright issues from the owner of the images and videos but you can use a thumbnail version (small in size) of the images without attracting copyright.
Copyright and other legal issues depend on various circumstances. For example,
- If you are using full content of a news article from some news sources and publish it as your own then it may attract copyright issues.
- If you are using full size images and videos from some news sources and publish it as your own then it may attract copyright issues.
However, there is no copyright issue if,
- You publish the news feed from various news sources on your platform
- You are publishing the whole news content and giving credit to the original publisher
- You are displaying a thumbnail size image in the news feed.
- You are using the data for research and other purposes.
Also, I would like you to notice the following points:
- The news itself, as a fact or event, cannot be copyrighted by a website or any other source. However, the way it's presented in articles, images, or videos can be.
- According to the Supreme Court of the USA, publicly available internet content can generally be scraped and used for commercial purposes, such as what Google Search does. However, publishing someone's full content, images, or videos as your own may still infringe on copyright laws.
Yes, Newsdata.io news API is a REST-based news API.
As Google News has discontinued its news API long back, now we use APIs like Newsdata.io to fetch all the news from Google news.
We are just the data aggregator and we gather the data from the RSS feed provided by the news sources themselves. Hence, there is no need to be legally authorized by any news source. You can use the data for personal and commercial use. The data you can use to publish are Title, short description, publisher name, author name, date, and time. The data you can't post are images and the full content of the news.
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