Mark Halpert

@sbell021 What you fail to appreciate is May’s ability to recruit his type of players, improve their individual skills and to perform at a much higher level than others thought possible. Pretty good resume.

OSU dodged a bullet with Dusty May. Not sure if Jake Diebler will be great, but May’s claim to fame is a lucky postseason run last year. You had never heard of him before that. And don’t forget, FAU got to play 16th-seeded Fairleigh Dickinson in the 2nd round.

@DougWahl1 No. You need to sign NDAs for confidential information not for things that might be incredibly embarrassing

SHOULD FEDERAL WORKERS HAVE TO SIGN AN NDA? Donald Trump all federal workers to sign NDAs that would bar them talking about their experience under Trump administration. Are you okay with this? Your Thoughts?

@Logically_JC Gas at $1.85 - only DJT would even consider uttering these words. Biden did not address affordability issue - Trump denies it.

In what dimension is this true?

@Manu_Sisti Where did you send it

@Mission2Educate Sent, you have it Mark?

Amazon KDP is the simplest business on Earth. I make $50,000/month doing it. But if you start now, you can make at least $3,00 by the end of June. I normally charge $197 for this, but today it's 100% FREE. Like + Comment 'Info' and I'll send you an in-depth training for FREE. Must follow me to get training in DM. FREE for next 48 hours only!

@The_FJC Delusional -- made for great slogans, but here we are in a war of choice, consumer sentiment the lowest in decades, and the world confused by who we are.

It's amazing how quickly Trump was able to turn the sinking ship that Obama was piloting in Biden's shadow. Trump has ended wars, fixed the economy, and made America Great Again in such a short time. Let's all offer him the credit, praise and honor he deserves! Trump 2028! 🇺🇸

@DeFiMidas Why not have the companies that want all the added power pay for it - or is this a rerun of crony capitalism.

🚨BREAKING: BLACKROCK CEO LARRY FINK SAYS TRILLIONS FOR AI DATA CENTERS AND POWER GRIDS WILL HAVE TO COME FROM AMERICANS’ SAVINGS AND PENSION FUNDS SAYS “AMERICANS NEED TO THINK ABOUT GROWING WITH THE UNITED STATES”

@AnthonyG0528 Ds like it. We all want lowest prices. Trump’s strategy is the most inconsistent strategy I have ever seen. He is dealing with people who are not rationale and we are tough. We all hope this works out well, but even WSJ is skeptical.

Gas prices have dropped over 50 cents in my state in the last week. Democrats aren't going to like that.

@FloraLuzz_ Yes and make sure everyone else o know does the same - bringing documentation.

Imagine showing up to vote and seeing ICE checking IDs at the door. Would you still vote?

@StateDept Straits were open before we bombed Iran -- two illegal acts -- and one leveraged Iran's response to a massive attack. Trump gambled and at this time, it looks like Trump is trying to limit the damage.

SECRETARY RUBIO: The straits have to be open. What’s happening there is illegal. It’s unsustainable for the world and it’s unacceptable.

@SethDavisHoops Clearly defender stepped into him -- deliberately.

This is clearly a foul and an important rule. The shooter’s landing area must be protected. Not sure why there’s a controversy here.

@TommiPedruzzi send

Delete Tiktok Delete YouTube Delete Instagram Amazon will pay you $3,000 every month to start AI publishing. It’s boring... but if you start today, you could make $3,000 by the end of June. I’ll send you a free training showing exactly how to do it. Just like this post and comment “Send.” (Make sure you follow.)

@MelAaronGibson1 Likely to cause major delays and frustrate tens of millions of Americans and the backlash could be swift as airlines and travelers have to deal with the chaos - another unforced error

🚨 BREAKING: Tom Homan just issued a MAJOR warning as ICE prepares to deploy to airports starting tomorrow 👀🔥 “ICE can check identification before people even enter the screening area.” That means enforcement could begin before TSA checkpoints — a serious shift in how airport security is handled. The message is clear: 👉 Enforcement is expanding 👉 Security is tightening 👉 No more gaps This is what a crackdown looks like. 🇺🇸 Should ICE be checking IDs at airports? A. Yes, 100% B. Yes, but limited use C. No, not appropriate D. Not sure

@EYakoby Except his father the King said no, not until Israel agrees to an independent Palestinina state. For the moment, the King is in charge.

BREAKING: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly said that he was willing to recognize Israel today. A new Middle East is on the horizon, one based on economic relationships and peace, instead of religious fundamentalism.

@lucyshow11 Try $3.65. a 1000 years would be $36,500

Wow! 🤯 is this common core math?!

@Hoopss If league management will not do their job -- Caitlin may have to help form a new league - this stuff is unacceptable

It’s crazy how the WNBA did Caitlin Clark

@Itx_judith Not a chance

Do you believe Donald Trump when he says gas will return to $1.85/gallon the instant the Iran war ends?

@Manu_Sisti Asset

Yesterday, I shared a free training showing how to make $3,000 this month with Digital Assets. 2,000+ people requested it and my DMs completely broke. So I’m opening access again for the next 24 hours. Like this + comment “Asset” and I’ll send you the entire training for FREE. Make sure to follow so I can DM you.

@DavidShuster We have two sides that rarely tell the truth -- let's see if a deal is even reached and what it includes

According to Al Jazeera, the Iran deals includes unfreezing billions in Iranian funds, lifting U.S. blockade, pulling U.S. forces away, reopening strait of Hormuz though with tolls to Iran, and allowing Iran to keep its enriched uranium. This would be a total U.S. surrender.

@Idontgive2u Private schools are an option and not always the best one -- if it were a public college she wants to go to -- starting elsewhere and then transferring is often the easiest and most affordable avenue

Je suis mariée depuis six ans. J’ai un fils de 17 ans issu d’un premier mariage. Mon mari, lui, a une fille de 16 ans. Quand nous avons décidé de vivre ensemble, nous avions posé une règle très claire : chacun resterait responsable financièrement de son propre enfant pour les dépenses importantes, notamment les études. Nous avions des situations différentes, des accords différents avec nos ex-conjoints, et cela nous semblait plus simple ainsi. Depuis que mon fils a 10 ans, j’ai ouvert un livret d’épargne à son nom. Je suis infirmière. J’ai fait des gardes, des nuits, des heures supplémentaires pendant des années. À chaque prime, à chaque majoration, je mettais un peu de côté. Ce n’était pas facile. Mais je voulais qu’un jour, mon fils puisse choisir ses études sans avoir à renoncer à cause de l’argent. Aujourd’hui, cette épargne couvre presque entièrement ses frais d’études supérieures. Il y a deux mois, il a été accepté dans l’établissement qu’il rêvait d’intégrer. On a pleuré ensemble en lisant la réponse. J’ai eu l’impression que toutes ces années de fatigue et de sacrifices avaient enfin un sens. Une semaine plus tard, mon mari m’a demandé qu’on parle sérieusement. Sa fille souhaite entrer dans un établissement privé. Elle n’a pas été acceptée dans la filière publique qu’elle espérait. Les frais sont élevés. Et lui n’a pas les économies nécessaires. Son ex-femme non plus. Il m’a alors proposé ce qu’il a appelé une “solution familiale” : prendre une partie de l’épargne de mon fils pour financer les études de sa fille. Je suis restée silencieuse. Honnêtement, au début, j’ai cru qu’il plaisantait. Je lui ai rappelé que cet argent n’appartenait pas au couple. Que je l’avais économisé pendant dix ans pour mon fils. Et que dès le départ, il savait parfaitement que cet argent n’était pas destiné à être partagé. Mais il m’a répondu que maintenant, nous étions une famille. Qu’il ne devait plus y avoir “mon fils” et “sa fille”. Puis il m’a dit quelque chose qui m’a profondément blessée : “Si tu aimais vraiment ma fille, tu ferais un effort.” La discussion est devenue tendue. Je lui ai rappelé que je ne lui avais jamais demandé un centime pour constituer l’épargne de mon fils. Que je n’avais empêché personne d’anticiper ou d’économiser. Et que protéger ce que j’avais construit pendant des années ne faisait pas de moi une mauvaise personne. Sa fille a entendu une partie de la dispute. Depuis, elle est froide avec moi. Elle m’a dit qu’elle avait toujours eu l’impression que je privilégiais mon fils. Qu’elle ne comprenait pas pourquoi je ne pouvais pas “donner un peu” pour que ce soit équitable. Mais dans cette histoire, je n’enlève rien à personne. Je protège simplement l’avenir de mon enfant. Mon mari me répète que le mariage implique des sacrifices. Je lui ai répondu qu’un sacrifice ne devrait jamais se faire sur le dos d’un enfant qui n’est responsable ni des choix des adultes, ni du manque d’anticipation des autres. Depuis une semaine, nous dormons dans des chambres séparées. Pas parce que nous nous détestons. Mais parce que je sais qu’en cédant aujourd’hui, j’enverrais à mon fils le message que ses efforts — et les miens — peuvent disparaître dès qu’une pression affective apparaît. Et honnêtement… je ne sais plus si je suis une femme égoïste… ou simplement une mère qui protège ce qu’elle a construit pour son enfant. Vous en pensez quoi ?