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Ryder Williams, a teenage lifeguard who rescued a drowning boy, is set to visit the White House after receiving praise from President Donald Trump. The incident occurred on July 25, and Williams' family is coordinating the visit with the White House.
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Ryder Williams, a teenage lifeguard who rescued a drowning boy, is set to visit the White House after receiving praise from President Donald Trump. The incident occurred on July 25, and Williams' family is coordinating the visit with the White House.
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