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Jacob Rodriguez says he had frequent contact with the Dolphins throughout the draft process, including at the Senior Bowl and Combine: "I've had some excellent conversations with them. Every single interaction with them was fantastic." #PhinsUp

This past Thursday marked the 20-year anniversary of former @TexasBaseball coach Augie Garrido’s famed postgame rant in the Longhorns’ locker room following a 6-0 loss to Nebraska. #HookEm

Karen crashes out at ATL airport rental car center 👀

@3YearLetterman @Coolio @WinnDixie You mean since 1812 you idiot…. Read a fucking book

🚨 🚨 BRAKING 🚨 🚨 It is difficult to even type this because I am shaking with rage. I never thought I would see the day when a president allowed British REDCOATS on the White House lawn. The British haven’t been in DC since 1776 This is treason. Jesus was a great American who literally wrote the Bible, and he would be disgusted if we was around to see this Trump must be immediately impeached

Extended interview: Former Nebraska senator Ben Sasse has metastatic pancreatic cancer. He spoke with 60 Minutes' Scott Pelley about where America has been and where it could still go.

Religious kids used to be noticeably happier than secular ones. After 2012, that gap exploded. Jonathan Haidt dropped this on The Daily Show: Religious children have built-in community, rituals, and traditions that anchor them. Secular kids, especially those handed phones and iPads early, are left floating without real roots. Haidt (who’s an atheist) says non-religious parents now have to work much harder to intentionally create stable social connections, because a network of strangers, bots, and algorithms is not a community — it’s crazy-making. In the smartphone era, the protective effect of community and ritual has weakened dramatically for everyone, but especially for kids growing up without traditional anchors. We traded thick, real-world belonging for thin digital freedom — and we’re watching a generation pay the price in anxiety and meaninglessness. Do you think religious community still gives kids a real advantage in 2025, or can intentional secular parents create equally strong roots without it? What’s worked (or failed) in your experience?

I think someone got fired at Disneyland's 10th anniversary

Team USA just turned the pool into a stage. Smooth Criminal hits. Every move lands. This isn’t swimming… it’s a performance. Did that give you chills?

“You gotta stop living in the past. You can’t unscramble eggs!” Coaches: Bookmark this. You’ll use it. Pure Coaching GOLD from @Shep71 🥇 x.com/WVUfootball/st…

Let’s go Dolphans. #phinsup

Allow Dolphins Senior executive Jon Robinson to explain Miami’s thought process with the selection of Texas OG DJ Campbell.

Caught up with Michael Taaffe after he was selected by the Miami Dolphins… He spoke about what him and the new coaching regime discussed, playing with Quinn Ewers again and the journey God brought him on to this point “Humbly I’ve done nothing in the NFL so I gotta go prove it all. I’m really excited but look what God did…He put me in a perfect spot” #HookEm | #Texas | #PhinsUp

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Closest @BeatTheFreeze race EVER 😱 @RaceTrac

I've spent my whole life trying to understand why Africa is the poorest region in the world. Low IQ. Malnutrition. Lack of education. Colonialism. Racism. Laziness.  I've heard every explanation. None of them made sense. If it’s colonialism, why was Ethiopia (never colonized) for a long time the poster child for African poverty? Why was Botswana, which was colonized, one of the best performers in Africa? And why is Singapore richer than its former colonizer? If it's lack of education, why are half of African university graduates unemployed? Why were math degrees from Eswatini raising chickens before we hired them to teach at our virtual school? The real answer is something nobody wants to talk about:

@schadjoe They sold us on Hafley that he’s a teacher/ coach and will get these guys to do their best. We know what he needs to work on with his weight and work ethic so there’s no surprises on where this might fail and if it fails it’s on the coach.

What do you think of the Dolphins' pick of OL Kadyn Proctor of Alabama at No. 12 overall?

ABC Gameday coverage of Miami selecting Chris Johnson