The billionaires are trying to convince us that when jobs dry up, said billionaires will voluntarily pay us more of their profits? How stupid do they think we are? #StopAI
Sources: The #Giants are releasing WR Odell Beckham Jr.
OBJ has not been featured much despite earning a spot on the team, and the sides decided a mutual parting was best for everyone. This gives him an opportunity to catch on with a team in a better situation, where his talents can be better utilized.
I beg the people of the internet to just block/mute Emmanuel Ocho and continue on with your life. Trying to dunk on him, just adds fuel to his brands somehow never-ending fire.
His whole stick is passive aggressive controversial statements to insight a response.
Paladino: I'm not asking politely for the mayor not to come to 9/11 ceremony. I am demanding he not show his face at that sacred ground. He does not belong there. We, the people, do not care for Zohran Mamdami
The business class lounge is great until you realize everyone works and its packed as hell. Only selling point is the serve yourself beer taps and free food
The Rams are all in for the night.
It's 9:45 PM in Melbourne. They slept on the flight over and will sleep now in the hotel for one night and they'll wake up and play a football game in 12 hours.
This isn't some trial and error approach. They've sent 15 staffers over last 2 years and have tracked their bodies and sleep rhythms. This was deemed the approach. No turning back now.
NEW: Louisiana Senator John Kennedy ripped the idea of the SEC considering expelling LSU from the conference:
"I’ve got rocks in my driveway that are smarter than that. They’re not going to throw LSU out of the SEC. Let me tell you something, I and a lot of other people in the United States Congress will be on them like a hobo on a ham sandwich. LSU hasn’t done anything wrong. It’s called a court of law."
(h/t @John_Walton_)
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Barry Melrose, the former NHL player and coach who was a beloved, longtime hockey analyst for ESPN, died Wednesday, his wife, Cindy, told ESPN's Steve Levy. He was 70. https://t.co/68PGbK6rkI