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@Anarchiaeth @EricLDaugh Or a cruise missile.

@EricLDaugh We can take a joke, when someone does it about Trump he threatens a lawsuit.

🚨 LMFAO! President Trump just dropped this video mocking the HECK out of UK PM Keir Starmer "That scary, scary, wonderful president!" "I'll do anything — except take a stand!" "I just want to keep him happy! You don't understand him like I do!" 😭🤣

@leesdechan @EricLDaugh That's way we are taking you MFs out. No more British money laundering the world's criminals.

@EricLDaugh He can mock the UK Prime Minister all he wants, but historically he will be the one mocked for the total mess he has caused In terms of diplomacy, the United Kingdom is still the father of the modern world and the wisdom is apparent

@visegrad24 @MrAndyNgo Don't you know Judges are gods, they make the decision of life and death, and cannot be held responsible for any action. If you shake your fist at them they put you in jail. At least my god doesn't do that.

@MrAndyNgo Lenient judges are enemies of the people.

A Seattle man who shot and killed an eight-month pregnant Korean-American woman and nearly killed her husband when they were driving to work has been found not guilty by reason of insanity. Cordell Goosby m—rdered Elina Kwon and her unborn baby in June 2023 when they were stopped at a red light. Prosecutors did not charge him for killing the baby due to concerns about protecting abortion in the liberal state. After hearing testimony from defense medical experts that Goosby was "insane" at the time of the shootings, the prosecution agreed to have the case ended through the not guilty motion. Goosby will be committed to an institution and regularly evaluated to see if he is fit to be released to the public. ngocomment.com

@brithume You've been playing with those people for too many years. Stop defending horrible people. A murder who cooked for his mother is still a ....

This is the kind of stuff Trump does that makes people not just oppose him but hate him. There was no need to say anything.

@BrandonStraka Monopoly.

Candy prices spark sticker shock. One breakdown shows KitKats hitting ~$17 per pound—comparable to a quality steak.

@visegrad24 @usf_army What a waste of humans and technology.

Video of the day… Yesterday, a Ukrainian FPV shot down a Russian Ka-52 attack helicopter over the Donetsk region. The pilots survived the crash but were taken out by other FPV drones launched moments later by @usf_army 🇺🇦

@TalkinYanks Trade him to Hou. Yankees hate Hou.

Jasson Dominguez's second hit of the afternoon is a stand-up triple

@TrumpGirlOnFire Watching this I relived my wife's passing over 23 months. She chose me to take care of her, I had the honor. I miss her.

Romance isn't travel photos. It's the ER waiting room at 3 a.m. Who is standing next to you when you are staring at a stack of unpaid bills. Stop looking for a playmate. Find a partner that will withstand the storm 🖤

@MadelaineLucyH You need to look why you were attracted to such men. You chose. Your results.

If it was just 1%…why does every woman you’ve ever met have the same story? Why haven’t you done something about this terrible, one in a hundred man?

@MadelaineLucyH Because women think they can 'fix' them. Men want to delete them.

@AOC One of the few things I agree with you on. This is an EXTREMELY regressive tax on people who do not understand math.

This is sad. I know as a politician these companies are going to spend a billion dollars against me for saying it but 🤷🏽‍♀️ Pervasive gambling is not good for society. It turns life into a casino, traps people in addiction & debt, surges domestic violence, and fosters manipulation.

@AutismCapital GFY. You have beliefs that others don't. Stop showing your virtuousness retard.

Can we all agree it's disgusting to walk into your home with outside shoes? That's the whole point of a foyer. The shoes go off in the foyer, your household shoes go on, clean house, peace of mind. If you don't have a foyer, the entryway is fine. The only reason to be against this is either laziness, because it's something new/different, or you feel anxiety asking guests to adhere to your rule structure. Do not fear. They must adhere. You are the master of your domain.

@LasVegasLocally Nothing but a lie. Where did the common flu go retards?

6 years ago this week...

@AnaKasparian @OunkaOnX Yes, no different than people who murder, steal, commit fraud, make other people pay for their lives(welfare, EBT, etc.) Total Selfishness. You just realizing this?

@OunkaOnX These people are demonic. Totally inhumane and bloodthirsty.

Fox News: "Iranians fear most that the US/Israel will stop bombing them. They're tweeting 'please don't stop!' They celebrate every bomb!" How low can they sink to please Zionists? Inventing lies about people celebrating their own children's deaths.

@LenoxOnBaseball @MLB WTF? I thought you would take over Locked on A's. Did the family want the time back?

@ElsasDad2 @MLB Ive officially retired.

Day 33 of @MLB Spring Training- I am looking forward to Salvador Perez and his post-playing days. Believe he has a positive impact on the game for many years to come.

@LenoxOnBaseball @MLB @WBCBaseball Do it in April, at the end of ST, low revenue games would be pushed back. To do it in the middle of the season freezes the players not involved and you also risk losing a player that will affect the season. (Diaz?)

Day 34 of @MLB Spring Training- Well. That was fun. Lots of opinions on when to hold the @WBCBaseball. How about next time it comes around the semi-finals and championship game are held at the all-star break? Opening Round and Quarter-Finals during Spring Training. Why not?

@OwenGregorian People are not the same, you have to seperate them based on their intelligence and willingness to learn. 60% of your student base (are just doing time) a holding area until they quit and go create havoc on society not producing enough for themselves.

California teachers cite discipline problems as survey shows at least 40% plan to quit in next decade | Joshua Q. Nelson, Fox News California teachers are warning about how the profession has changed over the past three decades, citing lack of support for teachers to address behavior issues and an overall decline in standards. A survey from EdWeek’s 2026 installment of its State of Teaching Report, found 40% of teachers in California plan to retire or quit in the next 10 years. Fox News Digital spoke with six California teachers, many of whom have 30 years of teaching experience or on the cusp of retirement. “I would like to see a shift in attitude toward teachers as an authority. Teachers have, since we are the professionals, the right to make decisions, education decisions, curriculum decisions, rules and consequences,” Tera Fowler told Fox News Digital. Fowler, 63, plans to retire soon after teaching for over 30 years. Since she started her teaching career, she noticed students are being “coddled” more. “The biggest change is the lack of discipline and consequences for the children and the increasing expectation of entitlement of the parents — that they are expecting more and more,” she said. In California, the share of teachers who say they plan to retire in the next 10 years is between 40% and 49% with an estimate of 45%, Holly Kurtz, director of the Education Week Research Center, previously told Fox News Digital. Kurtz said that California teachers are on average older than teachers in many other states, according to the most recent federal data. The average age of a California teacher is 45.5, while the average teacher age in the US is 42.9. Therefore, age is likely the major reason why California teachers are more likely to say they plan to retire in the next decade than teachers in other states, according to Kurtz. “Age is probably the number one thing. You get to about my point in the career … it doesn’t make sense to do anything else, so you stick with it until you’re too old to do something else, and then you retire,” California teacher Doug Kosak told Fox News Digital. Kosak, 56, taught for 24 years in public school at Temecula Valley Unified School District and Mesa Unified School District. The 20-plus-year teaching veteran added that “progressive discipline” had emerged over the years, tying up his workdays. Nick Pardue, who teaches economics to seniors, also cited the lack of discipline and support for teachers to enforce standards. Responding to EdWeek’s survey results, he said the “lack of support from administrative staff and behavior issues” could be another reason driving teachers to retire. After teaching for over 30 years, the 54-year-old echoed what others have said that the profession has changed. “I can attribute this to the attitudes, the lack of discipline in the schools, inability to hold kids accountable. There are so many other factors that prevent me from doing my job effectively,” he said. “This positive behavior support where they really didn’t want any negative punishments for students who were acting out or misbehaving. So they were looking for positive interventions with the idea that students — every once in a while — they lose themselves,” Pardue said. According to the EdWeek report, 36% of teachers nationwide say they plan to retire in the next 10 years. Kurtz explained that there is evidence that indicates that teacher morale has been declining across the country and is at, by some measures, “the lowest point in recent memory.” Pardue, an Army veteran, believes teachers are encouraged to pass kids, regardless of what their skill levels are. “They also like having a dashboard for certain kids and ethnicities. That became a huge priority. So there’s a lot of politics that got infused into teaching that I think created a lot of problems,” he said. Steve Campos, who has been teaching for over 30 years, said student behavior has gotten worse. “Times have changed,” Campos, 54, told Fox News Digital. “The lack of discipline sometimes — just student behavior. It’s not like it used to be. There’s been a big change and a big difference in what we’re asked to do — what we are dealing with. Yeah, it’s just kind of spiraling quickly.” Jennifer Stoeber, who is getting ready to retire soon after teaching for 30 years, told Fox News Digital that the curriculum has become more “inclusive” over the years. “Our curriculum has changed and become more inclusive, in some ways good — putting more emphasis on areas instead of teaching the curriculum as it used to be,” Stoeber said. “In our social studies books, we focus more on inclusive issues on other cultures and not so much on our history itself.” Gevin Harrison, who started teaching 14 years ago after a 24-year career in the Air Force, discussed how teachers would reinforce values that were being taught at home. “I consider myself a newbie. So I’m not really sure if I would be able to track any change,” Harrison said. “If I was going to mark the change, I would probably compare the years that I’ve been teaching with the years that I was in high school. “Teachers used to reinforce the values that you would learn at home and chances are, if you got in trouble at school, your parents were going to be ticked because they were all on the same sheet of music,” he added. The California Department of Education did not respond to Fox News Digital‘s request for comment. foxnews.com/media/californ…

@DefiantLs Women selling their looks/vagina for money, is this something new?

Jeff Goldblum’s wife who is 30 years younger than him at Oscars after party

@StratOMatic Can you tell what this is? Are you broadcasting people playing Strat baseball?