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@nycexpatmom I’m the most interested in what the ethicist’s response is.

Keir Starmer, Macron, Merz and Meloni announce they will tear down the Berlin Wall.

Truest video ever produced.

@DataRepublican Periodically, the images from his assassination float through my mind’s eye. I truly regret watching the video that came to a colleagues phone within minutes of the shooting. We had no idea what we were about to see. It’s a loss that I’m not sure I’ll ever get over.

Every so often, I think about Kirk's assassination. To him, I was one of thousands... To me, he stood second only behind behind Elon Musk in altering the course of my life. I will never forgive it.

@shipwreckedcrew Pretty good explanation for someone wanting to claim it’s *very complicated.” Nope. Actually super easy.

Because the President can send whoever he wants as his personal envoy, and Kushner has much support from the Gulf Arab States.

This is reprehensible. He’s blaming the *Marines* for the fact he got a Nazi tattoo? He’s gone from claiming he “didn’t know” it was a Nazi symbol to blaming the U.S. Marines for him getting it. My husband served in the Army National Guard. He would come home from his two week training every summer with a heightened propensity for swearing over what was normal for him. At no point was he tempted by “Army culture” to get a Nazi tattoo on his chest. But Maine seems willing to elect this guy.

The comments are sending me. 😂

@UCBarstool And I will never NOT watch it when you do. It still makes me tear up.

Will never NOT retweet this ⬇️

@3YearLetterman @NateSilver538 How is the foremost owner of waterbeds in America not on this graph?!

@NateSilver538 Catturd will save America

These are the Twitter/X accounts with the most engagement so far in 2026. I suppose I had some intuition for how bad it was, but jeez, this is what you get when the ecosystem is broken.

@BradyShearer No church is perfect because humans are involved. But I do love that my church holds “uncommon generosity “ (all resources - not just $) as a value and practices what it preaches in this and other ways.

@MelenaSSiebert Love it.

A church switched from giving branded mugs to first-time visitors to donating meals to a local rescue mission in their name. Their connect card completion rate went from roughly 15% to almost 95% (@refugechurchlc on IG). The gift changed from "here's our logo" to "we did something meaningful on your behalf." Turns out their community responded to generosity, rather than merchandise.

@strowhiro Funniest take I’ve seen!

The astronauts not having an out of office on is making the rest of us look bad

@ishapiro x.com/atlanticesque/…

That should be a separate descriptor of an opinion: concurring, dissenting, expressing exasperation with Justice Jackson.

@NotKennyRogers Holy smokes

I posted this when Duke was up 10. Just send this post to your boss tonight and you get the day off tomorrow. You're welcome, America.

As a Bearcat fan, I will admit to a bit of PTSD. I’m really trying to remind myself that my heart has been broken before. And I know…I know…we have to see the talk in action. But man. Listening to Jerrod Calhoun, it’s really hard not to get my hopes up. @UCBarstool @BearcatJournal @BearcatNeal @BearcatsRadio @GoBEARCATS

Sometimes you wonder how attorneys are able to convince sophisticated, supposedly smart people to go with them on a journey through idiot land…only to get bench slapped by Thomas in the opening 2 paragraphs of a 9-0 opinion.

@LanceMcAlister Votto is a legend- very classy move. I would expect no less.

Per #Reds Reds former All-Star First Baseman and Franchise Icon Joey Votto has gifted the City of Cincinnati, the Reds and the fans a custom-built Verdin street clock as a thank you for their support during his 22 years with the Reds organization. “I am excited about giving the Clock to the city, the team and its fans,” said Votto. “Being the oldest professional team, I wanted this Clock to add to the charm and mystique of the Cincinnati Reds experience.” Crafted by Cincinnati’s The Verdin Company, the Clock stands 16 feet, 8 inches tall with four 36‑inch dials, and is located on Crosley Terrace, just outside the main ballpark entrance. “We are incredibly grateful and honored to have this beautiful Clock adorn the front gates,” said Reds President and CEO Phil Castellini. “Joey made us proud every time he stepped onto the field. And this one-of-a-kind gift from him will continue to inspire and excite everyone who sees it.” The Clock is finished in the official Reds Pantone red with white trim. The top finial is hand‑painted to resemble a baseball, and each Clock face includes “Cincinnati” across the top and “Reds” along the bottom. The faces feature Roman numerals and the iconic Reds wishbone “C” centered on each dial. “There will continue to be massive moments happening at the ballpark in the future, and people making new memories,” Votto said. “I hope that I can still be part of it in some way, knowing the Clock adds character to this special place.”   Additionally, the clock head features speakers that can play hourly chimes and a wide range of music, including Take Me Out to the Ballgame. “Joey wanted the Clock to enhance our shared love of baseball, so we are collaborating with Joey and Verdin for fun ways to integrate it into our games,” said Castellini. At the base of the Clock, a bronze plaque honors Votto’s contribution. The plaque reads: “Thank you Cincinnati” with Joey Votto’s signature underneath it. “Joey was involved in planning every detail. He wanted his thank you gift to be a showstopper and we are thrilled with how it turned out,” said The Verdin Company CEO Bob Verdin III.

@ProfMJCleveland @BlueskyLibs I’m usually against such phrasing in judicial opinions. But sometimes the level of stupidity needs to be called out in a particularly aggressive way.

Well, this is what happens when the Emperor Has No Clothes.

Mike Tirico is a great commentator- I’ve really liked his work throughout the Olympics!