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Congratulations to @cdhgirlsbball Sage Gilbert '26 and Maddie Hamiel '29 who were named MSHSL Class AAA All-State Honorable Mention.
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💜💛 Congratulations to Sage Gilbert ’26! 💛💜
Sage surpassed the 1,000 career points milestone last night @cdhgirlsbball 64–54 Section 3AAA Championship victory over Tartan! 🏀
An incredible achievement and a huge moment for Sage and Raider basketball. Way to go, Sage! 👏
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NFL running back. Front office executive. General Manager. And a father trying to stay present through it all.
Ran Carthon has seen football from every side — fighting to make a roster as an undrafted player, building teams behind the scenes, and leading an organization under constant public scrutiny.
This episode goes past headlines and job titles. It’s about pressure, identity, family, and what happens when the work becomes personal.
Episode drops tomorrow.
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How Mississippi Transformed Its Schools From Worst to Best nytimes.com/2026/01/11/us/… via @NYTimes
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Congratulations to Ty Schlagel ’27! 🎉
Ty became the 20th Raider in program history to surpass the 1,000 career points milestone last night in the Raiders’ 82–69 victory over East Ridge. An incredible achievement—well earned! 🏀🔥
#RaiderPride #1000PointClub #MilestoneMoment
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Congratulations to @cdhhockey Head Coach Matt Funk who recorded his 200th career victory on December 23 in a win over Holy Angels.
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I’m not advising the President, but if I ever do, there will be signs.
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Lewis Brackpool@Lewis_Brackpool
NOW — Rupert Lowe MP has written directly to the Bank of England’s Deputy Secretary demanding the release of strategy papers and risk assessments on the links between Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and Digital ID systems. The Bank recently refused our FOI request, citing a “chilling effect” on deliberations and the risk of “destabilising speculation.” In his letter, Rupert Lowe makes clear: - The public interest in transparency on money, privacy and the relationship between citizens and the state far outweighs the supposed risks of public debate. - Sensitive issues can be published in redacted or summary form, as demonstrated by the Bank’s own research with MIT. - Parliament and the public deserve clarity on whether digital identity is being linked to programmable currency in government planning. I am grateful for Rupert’s support in pressing this matter. The British people deserve answers, and @RestoreBritain_ will continue to pursue them.
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