Lane Kiffin lost to the program he said couldnt get good players, to the quarterback that refused to follow him, in the stadium he said wasnt big enough
Tough
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Laura Ingraham on adopting her children internationally:
“I think a lot of people think—and have said—‘Why did you go overseas to get a kid? There are all these kids here.’
Well, the sad thing is, because there’s so much abortion here, there aren’t the kids to adopt here that there were many decades past. Far fewer. So that’s number one.
And number two, there is a need internationally for children who are abandoned, who have no one. In a lot of countries—and Russia doesn’t allow adoption anymore.
Obviously with the war we wouldn’t be doing that—but one of my sons is one of the last kids out of Russia.
Children are children. Bringing them into the country legally versus putting them in a migrant caravan to be raped and trafficked and abused is something completely different. So I don’t think there’s any disconnect there.
But if you can help a child in need who has no one, I think that’s what it’s all about. I certainly help my fair share of charitable endeavors.”
🚨 WOW! President Trump didn't only call FIFA President Gianni Infantino about the faulty red card suspension against USA's Folarin Balogun — but assembled a team of LAWYERS from outside the government to challenge it, per @ClayTravis
A TRUE LEADER!
Sec. Howard Lutnick and Andrew Giuliani were also reportedly involved 🔥
The decision was ultimately made by the independent FIFA committee.
47 DID THE RIGHT THING. This is honestly what every country has a responsibility to do — speak up for your people! 🇺🇸
A BIG THANK YOU 🇺🇸
(apologies for the very long post)
Tonight we head home after what has been the trip of a lifetime for me and Mrs T.
When we landed in Chicago four weeks ago we had an itinerary, an RV booking and some World Cup tickets. As I sit here in the same airport waiting for our flight home (and for England v Mexico to begin) I realise what we didn’t plan for was how much we’d fall in love with America.
We’ve driven over 3,000 miles across 12 incredible states, cruised down Route 66, encountered tornadoes and heatwaves, camped under the stars, wandered through world-class cities, explored small towns we’d never heard of before, eaten some of the best barbecue, Cajun food, deep dish, cheesesteaks and burgers we’ve ever had, sampled fantastic local beers, celebrated the 4th of July in Philadelphia, spotted license plates from 41 states and watched 5 unforgettable World Cup matches alongside fans from all over the world.
But what has made this trip truly special hasn’t been the places.
It’s been the people.
To everyone who stopped to chat, welcomed us, recommended a restaurant, suggested a hidden gem, answered one of my many questions on here, shared advice, wished us safe travels, or simply took an interest in our journey… THANK YOU 🫶.
Like Keith from Louisiana, who I chatted with whilst filling up with gas at Buc-ee’s in Leeds, AL. Keith owns a couple of farms and took the time to educate me on the plans for huge data centers in his home state and also the origins of the Eisenhower interstate system. Thank you Keith.
Or the lady from South Carolina who we chatted to whilst sititng on the bleachers at the Field of Dreams. She was also on a road trip with her family and whose husband had briefly left that trip to fly to LA to watch the USMNT’s opening game.
And so many more encounters like these along the way.
The warmth, humour and generosity we’ve experienced everywhere we’ve gone has been overwhelming. I’ve learnt that many Americans feel their country has a negative reputation elsewhere but for us that couldn’t be further from the truth. Everywhere we have been there has been nothing but friendliness, good humour and love.
In my experience social media can often feel divided, but over the past few weeks our experience on here has reminded me just how brilliant it can be. I’ve loved the conversations, the recommendations, the laughs, and getting to share this adventure with so many people.
This World Cup trip has given us memories we’ll treasure forever, but it’s the people we’ve met, both in person and online, that we’ll remember most.
Thank you, America, for your hospitality, your kindness, and for making us feel so welcome. We leave with incredible memories, phones full of photos, suitcases that are heavier than when we arrived, and already a growing list of places we want to come back and visit.
This won’t be goodbye.
Just… see you next time.
🇺🇸🤍
(and I’m forever sorry for mistaking biscuits and gravy for scones and mushrooms)
@WillFurniss - I thought you might enjoy this, thank you for a great 4 years of Ole Miss baseball. Wishing you a very blessed future in baseball and/or whatever you choose to do. Thank you for the many Ole Miss baseball memories!!!
Stopped for gas in Kentucky… saw the sign ‘We have disco bathrooms’ and thought it was a joke 😂
Went in, spotted the big red button that said ‘DO NOT PUSH THIS BUTTON’… obviously I pushed it.
Next thing I know, lights out, disco ball spinning, and I’m having an impromptu dance party in the bathroom! 💃🕺✨ Who else is hitting every Hop Shop on the road trip now?!
Never trust a button that tells you not to push it! 😂
ALERT: US Coast Guard jumps onto a runaway boat and safely stops it in Maryland.
Authorities say the man operating the vessel suddenly fell overboard, and the Coast Guard had to intercept and stop the boat.
The incident has raised awareness among boat operators to wear their engine shut-off clip lanyards, which are required by federal law on most boats under 26 feet.