Lipton had often spent his time in high school doing just that. 'He thought they could provide more objective news that states the facts and allows people, who live next door to each other and might have nothing in common, to come together.' 'He wanted to get rid of fake news,' Jordan told the Boston Globe.
Jordan said his son had always thought there was too much polarization happening in the media and had created the newsletter as a way to give people just the facts.
'He never did anything less than 100 percent,' Pereboom said. He lived his life that way - honest, truthful, and kind.' 'We are pretty sure he was going to win a Nobel Prize,' his father said. Lipton graduated from Brown University in 2020 with a degree in economics and Middle Eastern studies Lipton founded it in 2018 with Venture Capitalist Tim Huelskamp and Capitol Hill Scientist Andrew Steigerwald. The Chicago-based newsletter has more than 2million subscribers. Lipton had been named in Forbes 30 Under Media - a daily emailed newsletter of 'unbiased' news that was named after the year the printing press was invented and the number of minutes in a day, according to the Boston Globe. He also liked to build things with Legos and also enjoyed building new business ventures. The Brown graduate spoke three languages - English, Spanish, and Arabic - and was learning Italian for an upcoming trip in May. His family now remembers him for his love of traveling and his intelligence.
Pereboom said that no matter how hard the training got, her boyfriend always had a smile on his face. They became close with the running community in Providence and would often be seen at Narragansett Beer's brewery on Wednesday nights, joining the Gansett Run Club, and took part in the night track workouts at Hope High School on Tuesdays. 'But we will do it together,' Pereboom said. They decided to run in the Providence Half Marathon in May 2022 despite thinking it 'sounded hard.' He needed to be doing something,' Pereboom said. 'He has always loved movement and exercise. However, after he suffered an eye injury, he began running alongside Pereboom and it became their 'lifestyle' after they caught the 'bug.' Lipton's father, Jordan Lipton, who is an emergency medicine specialist, theorized that his son's body had a 'sudden electrolyte imbalance that caused arrhythmia' - a medical condition that causes an irregular heartbeat. He dreamed of playing on the national Tonga team - the South Pacific country where his mother was born. Lipton wasn't always a runner, but had enjoyed sports and movement, especially soccer, his whole life. It was just moments later that the Brown graduate, who studied economics and Middle Eastern studies, would collapse and be rushed to the hospital. He kissed Pereboom at the starting line, and even appeared relaxed and ready to go for a few more miles when he crossed the finish line after completing 26.2 miles. Lipton showed no sign of distress or illness before collapsing. The avid runner - who had a dream of completing every major marathon - avoided alcohol and caffeine while training and made sure to 'shake out his arms, relax his shoulders, check his form, and make sure he had a smile on his face' every mile, his family and girlfriend said.Įven the running conditions were good on February 4, with temperatures ranging between 49 and 69 degrees. Lipton's father, Jordan Lipton, who is an emergency medicine specialist, theorized that his son's body had a 'sudden electrolyte imbalance that caused arrhythmia' - a medical condition that causes an irregular heartbeat.Īlthough his actual cause of death is currently unknown, Jordan said his son was 'healthy' and 'took such good care of himself.' We still don’t know what happened,' Pereboom said. She raced to find an official to talk to, who informed her that he 'basically fell right into the arms of paramedics.' Within those 15 minutes, where Pereboom (pictured together) assumed her boyfriend was celebrating his newest achievement, he had actually collapsed into paramedic's arms just moments after crossing the finish line from an unknown cause, which may have been a heart condition caused by electrolyte imbalance
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