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Woods, who will be 43 on December 30, has teamed up with former NBC golf commentator Mark Rolfing, who is head of the Chicago Parks Golf Alliance.The project is working in tandem with former US president Barack Obama's proposed Obama Presidential Center, which is set to be sited in Jackson Park, subject to federal approval.The golf development, which includes community programs such as a caddie scheme for youngsters, was given the potential go-ahead at a meeting of Chicago Park District's Board of Commissioners in mid-December. Work could begin in 2019.Woods won his first tournament in five years when he 612

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With the rain comes warnings about localized flooding. At 8:30 a.m., the NWS issued a Flood Advisory for southwestern San Diego County. According to the NWS: "Some locations that will likely experience flooding include Chula Vista, Oceanside, Carlsbad, Temecula, El Cajon, Vista, Encinitas, National City, La Mesa and Poway. 324

with one of their own lawyers for over a month.After the department announced their decision to make Education General Counsel Philip Rosenfelt the next inspector general, the White House and Education Department quickly walked back the move.Members of the committee have requested information about how and why the initial decision was made. The Education Department responded on February 25, saying that the committee's request "implicates substantial executive branch confidentiality interests."In order to claim executive privilege in response to a committee request, administration officials must follow a formal process. The Education Department has not begun that process for this request."The Department has been and will continue to be responsive to information requests from Congress," Education Spokeswoman Liz Hill told CNN.On Wednesday, a group of chairmen sent a letter to the General Services Administration, reupping their demand for documents last fall related to their inquiry into how the administration came to decide to keep the FBI headquarters in Washington, DC, despite long-time plans to relocate it outside of the city."To date, your compliance with our request has been woefully inadequate," the five chairs wrote in their letter Wednesday. "On December 19, 2018, we met with your staff to discuss this request. At that time, your staff produced a copy of highly redacted documents that were partially responsive to one request for a narrow time period," the Democratic letter to GSA said. "These documents had been previously provided to Congress more than one year earlier, and you have produced no additional documents since that time."In one instance, the Department of Interior sent a letter responding to a request from Natural Resources Committee Chairman Raul Grijalva 1804

will begin next week as Democrats prepare to take their case against President Donald Trump to the public.Schiff, a California Democrat, said that three witnesses would testify in public next week: US diplomat 210