@NFL ur two best commentators @KirkHerbstreit and Al Michaels are exclusive to TNF and Amazon. Can we promote them to SNF/MNF please where they deserve to be #ForThePeople just imagine herb with terico and al with aikman
Chef Boyardee — born Ettore Boiardi — got his start by opening Il Giardino d’Italia on East 9th in Cleveland 🧑🍳
His pasta was so loved, he began bottling the sauce by hand—eventually turning a neighborhood favorite into a nationwide brand 🍝🥫
Last night alone:
• Harden scored 50
• Shai scored 41
• Giannis had 32 & 15
• Cade had 37-7-10
• Celtics had 2 teammates drop 40 each
• 5 of 8 games were undecided in the last 2 mins
And ESPN decides to bring Kai Cenat on First Take to have the GOAT debate with Stephen A
27 minutes of basketball
1 hour 13 minutes of Kevin Hart being annoying and unfunny
30 minutes of Draymond Green telling the rising stars theyre worthless
15 minutes of MrBeast filming a youtube video
1 hour of commercials
Nice job Silvuh
Vanguard will pay over $106 million to settle allegations it made misleading statements about capital gains distributions and tax consequences to investors who held target-date retirement funds in taxable accounts https://t.co/ekAGZ5fypI
BREAKING: Nancy Pelosi and her husband appear to have used millions in Covid pandemic grants to make their personal investments, per RealClearInvestigations.
They are in part owners of Piatti Restaurant Company, the California-based pizza and Italian restaurant chain owned in part by Pelosi, which ended up receiving about $15 million in a mix of PPP and RRF grants and forgiven loan.
The Pelosi household, in turn, received up to $1 million in partnership income distributions from their investment in the restaurant in 2021, the year that the company received the bulk of the government assistance.
The investment return that year from Piatti was also the highest in over a decade for the Pelosis. In previous years, they typically earned less than $50,000 from their stake in the pizza chain.
TD Bank Becomes the Largest Bank in US History To Plead Guilty for Money-Laundering.
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🚨 JUST IN: Representative Michael Burgess sold $UPS the day before the stock had its worst day ever.
Burgess sold on July 22nd.
The next day, the company released a dismal earnings report and the stock plummeted.
One of the more suspicious sales we've seen this year.