So ESPN fired Ryan Clark yesterday and today dropped an extremely favorable long form piece where Sophie Cunningham said men shouldn’t be playing women’s sports. Hell of a 48 hours for ESPN. Major culture change underway at long last. Bravo.
The U.S. Powerball jackpot is going international for the first time, with players outside the United States able to participate beginning with tonight’s drawing.
After working for 40 years, Americans get an average of $1800/month.
After being in the country for 40 minutes illegals get $3850/month.
This should piss EVERYONE off.
I don't understand why ESPN is suffering revenue loss. I honestly thought American dads wanted to watch WWE and bald chicks getting political instead of baseball, football, and men's basketball. Make it make sense!
California generates $4.3 TRILLION in GDP every year and collects $230–290 BILLION in state revenue.
We have the money.
So why are our roads crumbling, housing unaffordable, and basic infrastructure lagging?
It’s not a lack of funds — it’s a failure of priorities and politics.
For too long, Sacramento has put special interests, bureaucracy, and endless spending ahead of results. Billions flow in, but families still struggle to buy a home or drive on safe roads.