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Actor Anthony Mackie: "For the past 20 years, we’ve been living through the death of the American male, they’ve killed masculinity in our communities…"

@CrwnGlobalMedia I'm so sorry, Brian. Praying for comfort for all those involved.

I lost my biggest fan today. The reason I am in sports is her encouragement. She taught me how to fight but also respect the battle. I am going to miss you Shug ❤️

@VoiceOfTheStar Don't you dare listen to all these people bringing your age into it. Injuries happen. Now it's all about the rehab. Go prove em wrong! (Oh, and don't forget to rub some dirt on it)

so about last night… i ruptured my patellar tendon (full tear) making a play on the ball, surgical repair is required — because yay sports... 🤷🏾‍♂️ NFI list for now, but the work continues. 💯 🔬

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones invited local reporters on his luxury bus tonight in Indianapolis to talk for over an hour. Here were the highlights of that conversation: - Had a positive talk with George Pickens on Thursday notifying him of the franchise tag. Continued to say that he is firm on having Pickens be a part of the team’s future - Does not have any issues with David Mulugheta. Calls him “accomplished” and that he plans on working on with him - Says the team will be aggressive in free agency. He made sure to emphasize that “busting the budget” will be mostly on defense. “Expect me to borrow some of my future.” - Wants to make Brandon Aubrey the highest-paid kicker. Has an offer on the table that reflects that - Has “the ammunition” to be active in the trade market on defense - Actively working on lowering ‘26 cap hits for all three of Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark and Osa Odighizuwa - Isn’t interested in taking on any more “redshirt” projects in the draft. Wants players that can play immediately. Brian Schottenheimer alluded to that this week too - Called fixing the defense “a big challenge” and that there is still work to do on offense - Looking forward to seeing a fully healthy DeMarvion Overshown & Shavon Revel Jr. - Sees improvement coming for Donovan Ezeiruaku under new scheme - Alluded to regretting letting Jourdan Lewis walk last offseason. “He wouldn’t get out [of Dallas] this year.” - Teared up talking about his desire to get another Super Bowl. Called it his biggest desire aside from health of family & friends. “Nothing has as big a prize to me.” - Called Javonte Williams a “top two or three” offensive player from 2025

@ribzoftiktok Doing my part

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Cuanto más lo miro, más me gusta 😍

The mission begins now. Introducing Cadillac Formula 1® Team’s first livery. Our season kicks off March 7th streaming on @AppleTV in the US.

Never seen someone do this left handed

SpaceX successfully caught a rocket booster mid-air for the second time in history

I wake up at 4:45 am every morning to workout, and if I ever don’t feel like doing it because I’m tired, I pull up this post and read it. It’s all the motivation I need. #livelikeluke

youtube.com/watch?v=hymaQW… Pardon my protracted absence. The New Year got off to a very hectic start, and I've been slammed. Not as slammed, perhaps, as Dr. Verma here, under the gentle inquiry of Senator Hawley, who had the audacity to ask the good doctor a real brain teaser earlier today - "Can men get pregnant?" That was the question. A simple ‘yes or no’ query that Dr. Verma refused to answer. It’s remarkable to watch, not because of her rhetorical position, but because of her position in the medical community. Dr. Verma is an OBGYN - a licensed medical doctor whose expertise is rooted in human reproduction and human biology. By her own admission, she’s “a person of science,” who refuses to say that men can't get pregnant. It was hard to watch this unfold and not be reminded of another Senate hearing in 2022, when Judge Ketanji Brown told Senator Blackburn, under oath, that she could not define the word “woman,” because she “wasn’t a biologist.” I remember thinking at the time that the Senate couldn’t possibly confirm a nominee who couldn’t define a woman. It would be an affront to common sense. Besides, since when do you have to be a biologist to answer such a basic question? But of course, they did. The Senate confirmed Justice Brown, and millions of people despaired, even as millions of others celebrated. And now, four years later, we’re still at it. Some are celebrating Dr. Verma’s refusal to answer the Senator's question. But most people, I’ll wager, are wondering if the State Medical Boards in Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, and wherever else Dr. Verma is licensed to practice medicine, will let her continue to do so? Because, unlike the Justice Brown, Dr. Verma IS a biologist! She appeared in that capacity as an EXPERT! What excuse could she possibly have for failing to answer a question that's rooted in...biology? Honest question - can a doctor can have their medical license suspended for saying something incredibly stupid? I have no idea, so I asked ChatGPT that very question, and the AI told me this. “A medical license can be suspended or revoked if a physician's speech is considered unprofessional conduct, gross negligence, a direct risk to public safety, or constitutes the spread of misinformation in a professional capacity.” If the inability to answer the question, “Can men get pregnant,” doesn’t qualify, what does? A lot of people are very quick these days to criticize anyone who doesn’t defer to the experts. But what are we to say to people who don’t trust the medical authorities on vaccines, or doubt the data behind climate catastrophism, when a licensed OBGYN can’t confirm or deny under oath that men can’t have babies? If a professor of geology with a PhD at a major university told his students the world was flat, should there be a consequence? If a licensed mechanic tells his customer there's no need to change the oil, should there be a consequence? If a lawyer tells his client to lie under oath, should he be disbarred? If there is no consequence to a licensed OBGYN refusing to clarify basic biology before the US Senate, on national TV, under oath, than how can the scientific/medical community ever expect to win back our trust? PS. Because everything old is new again...youtube.com/watch?v=Dgp9MP…

"The actual Venezuelan people, the ones who lived under Maduro's boot, a whole lot of them are celebrating." "But you, sitting on your couch, eating your DoorDash, are pissed off." "Last week you were mad at Nick Shirley for exposing corruption, this week you are mad about an administration that doesn't even govern you." "You rotate outrage like it's a subscription service." "Pick a standard, or admit you don't have one." BASED!!!

when you attack and treat every day like a new year, New Year’s is just another day. seek to improve all 365, and not just 1/365, and watch what happens. just offering some advice, should you want it. 🖤👑 #HappyNewYear

@VoiceOfTheStar Praying for a speedy recovery!

when your son breaks his leg to end 2025

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Mike Rowe epitomizes common sense with every word. He so completely understands America at its best. Why aren’t the guys like this in charge of our state governments? I did his show recently (airing sometime in January), and I was just so impressed with him. He is a grassroots American hero.

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... hmm. 💭 Netflix and Pararmount are in a corporate war for Warner Bros. and DC Studios, but allow me to explain why I — a rabid #Superman nerd — am not worried about the DCU's future. Not in the least. More 🔬 from me for @CBR: cbr.com/james-gunn-upd…

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