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Ryder Williams, a 16-year-old lifeguard from Santa Cruz, California, received recognition from President Donald Trump during a Monday meeting at the White House. The teenager gained attention for his role in pulling a child from the Pacific Ocean the previous month.
Trump’s acknowledgment of Williams underscores the administration’s focus on highlighting acts of public service and bravery. The visit marked a formal commendation for the young lifeguard’s swift response during the emergency rescue.
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