Victor Wembanyama had us all fooled with the Monk bullshit, the chess in the rain, the books, the peaceful aura.
The real version of him showed after losing and its safe to say this man is not built to be the face of the NBA.
A Long Island motorist has filed a lawsuit against the Suffolk County Police Department alleging he was beaten during a traffic stop in Medford. According to the lawsuit, after requesting a supervisor and refusing to exit his vehicle before speaking with one, an officer allegedly entered the car and punched him multiple times before officers forcibly removed and arrested him. The motorist claims he suffered a concussion, two black eyes, and other injuries. He was charged with traffic violations and resisting arrest. His attorney alleges the stop was racially motivated, while Suffolk County Police declined comment due to pending litigation.
DRAKE DISSING JAY-Z?! 👀
This is what happened back in 2014, when Drake went at Jay-Z saying Jay had “too many” art references on his albums.
Jay-Z hopped on Soulja Boy’s “We Made It” track and destroyed Drake with a crazy freestyle.
Let’s see if Hov will bring the sport back 👀
🚨 BREAKING NEWS l Jovens americanos estão perdendo a cabeça e tendo colapsos nervosos porque simplesmente não conseguem arcar com o custo de vida:
"Eu me mato de trabalhar e não consigo nem pagar as contas. Tudo isso é inútil."
DEAR NYC RESIDENTS, STOP CALLING 311 & HPD! SLUMLORDS HAVE FIGURED OUT HOW TO IGNORE THIS!!!! GO TO THE HOUSING COURT FOR UR BOROUGH AND GO TO THE HP DESK TO BEGIN A LAWSUIT AGAINST UR LANDLORD! NYC HOUSING COURT WILL SEND AN HPD INSPECTOR TO UR HOME; THOSE VIOLATIONS WILL BE IMMEDIATELY ADDRESSED IN COURT! THIS IS FREE THE ONLY THING U HAVE TO PAY FOR IS THE CERTIFIED MAIL SENT TO HPD & UR LANDLORD NOTIFYING THEM OF UR COURT APPEARANCE!! #StandUpForUrselves #KNOWURRIGHTS
Heartbreaking news from Miami: 29-year-old Denisha Delancy went on vacation to Sint Maarten with her sister and tragically returned home in a casket. 💔🕊️
My cousin called and asked if I would loan her $300.00 to help her pay her rent. Those who know me, know that I'm always willing to help out friends and family. I told her to give me some time to think about it and I would call her back. Before I called her back, my aunt called and told me that my cousin was lying and not to give her the money. She goes on to say that the real reason my cousin wanted the $300.00 was to get her boyfriend out of jail so she could be under the same roof as him for his birthday. I thought about it for a minute and decided to give her the $300.00 because we all need help at times. So, I called my cousin and told her to come and get the money. A couple of days later, I get a call from the prison. It was my cousin crying, screaming and asking why I gave her counterfeit money. My response...so you and your boyfriend could be under the same roof for his birthday!
~Anonymous
He’s 14. Speeding in a car with friends, catching up to a woman, yelling and cursing. Trying to show off, he pulls out a gun and fires into her car. When police arrive, she’s dead. He’s sentenced to life.
A life was taken—and another is effectively over before it began. Where does accountability meet age, judgment, and development? Can a 14-year-old truly understand the weight of a life sentence?
Is 14 old enough for life in prison—or do we need a different way to balance justice, responsibility, and rehabilitation?