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[Sosa Kremenjas @QBsMVP]

Eligible return dates:

Davante Adams - Week 12 (GB)
Kobie Turner - Week 12 (GB)

Guesses:

Puka Nacua - Week 15 (DAL)
Terrance Ferguson - Week 13 (KC)
Steve Avila - Week 13 (KC)

A lot up in the air, but if they can tread water until then, man. Gonna be honest - I view the season as 3 key games and that'll decide their fate. GB, SEA x2. Those are basically the only two teams left on the schedule you'll have to battle with for a Wild Card spot.

[Ryan 🐏 @ryanknowsports]

Can I be honest?

[Ron Rule @ronrule]

CNBC finally reporting what I’ve been saying for two years. Would have been nice to put this out before the election and end the data center hysteria. 🙄

[Alex Wickham @alexwickham]

***EXCLUSIVE by @MishalHusain***

David Cameron says Britain should NOT rejoin the EU

The former prime minister warns Andy Burnham that starting a conversation about rejoining would be “very long and painful”

Speaking in a Bloomberg interview, Cameron urges Burnham not to trigger another “decade-long debate about whether should be in or out.” He also says the UK should not enter a customs union with the EU

As the PM who led the Remain campaign in 2016, Cameron’s intervention will be seen as significant. He says Britain’s economic problems aren’t due to Brexit

“Today, instead of launching an argument about rejoining, which I think would be a very long and painful argument, and who knows where it would end up, instead of that, focus on how do we be the best friend, best neighbour, best partner,” Cameron says

The former PM also warns Burnham that talking about Britain rejoining could hamper future negotiations

“If you start endlessly producing this idea that we’re actually on a path to rejoining, I think you’re in danger of getting a less good partnership deal because of course the EU countries will just think: well, these guys are gonna rejoin anyway, so what’s the point in giving them a good partnership deal… If you’re not going to, you know, commit to trying to make the partnership stronger because you’re flirting with rejoining, I think there’s some dangers there,” Cameron says

“I don’t think actually necessarily joining a customs union is the right answer. If you look at the economic problems we have today, I don’t really think they’ve got anything to do with Brexit at all. I mean, our economic problems are we are overspending, over-borrowing, over-taxing, over-regulated, and far too much being spent on working age welfare. Those are a set of problems that have nothing to do with Brexit. We need a government that actually gets spending under control, gets taxes down, helps entrepreneurs, deals with our borrowing problem, reforms the welfare, and massively deregulates so we can build houses, build infrastructure. None of those have got anything to do with Europe. So that’s sort of, in a way, that’s my point. Do we really want to go into another decade-long debate about whether we should be in or out, when actually we should deal with our own problems while making the partnership model work?”

“I fought the campaign to stay in on an amended basis, and I obviously wanted to win that campaign. I was desperately disappointed that we lost that campaign. But I’m a democrat, a believer in democracy. We voted to leave, and I think the right thing now is to try and become, you know, not just neighbors, partners, and friends of the EU, but the best friends, the best neighbors, the best partners. And I think we can make that work”

Story by @ChaplainChloe: https://t.co/gKPvWA9LAu

[The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX]

🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Toni Kroos explains why Barcelona CAN’T have a solid defence with their current players:

“For example, Barcelona don’t have a defender like Upamecano, someone you can leave alone in a 1v1 with 30 metres of space behind him and be CONFIDENT he’ll handle it.”

“For me, Cubarsí is BY FAR their best defender. He combines strength in one-on-one duels with speed.”

“But when I look at the other three defenders, I don’t see ANYONE capable of being left alone against a striker with 30 metres of space behind the defensive line.”

“Whenever an opponent breaks Barcelona’s press, they suddenly have HUGE amounts of space to attack.”

“And the most DANGEROUS part is that this space is in front of defenders who don’t have exceptional defensive ability or the incredible pace needed to recover.”

“If I had defenders like Upamecano or Davies, I wouldn’t be worried about defending 30 metres of space.”

“But with players like Cancelo and Gerard Martín, it becomes MUCH more difficult.”

[Andrei Roman @andrei__roman]

Most Americans support a closed border and rational, legal pathways for controlled immigration. They do not support a police state or making a show out of people's suffering. Radical right-wing and left-wing narratives have been unable to change this basic reality.

[The Spun @TheSpun]

NFL Fans Think Laura Rutledge 'Won' Monday Night Football With Her Outfit Last Night https://t.co/uQkgBckSh2

[Frank Luntz @FrankLuntz]

Hispanic voters are primarily driven by economic issues (45%) rather than immigration (15%).

That led to a big Latino swing toward Trump in 2024, and a swing back to Democrats in 2026.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇺🇸 Ted Cruz says Pete Hegseth is running out of road.

The Texas senator says Hegseth either resigns, gets fired by Trump, or the House impeaches him, which he calls "extremely likely, if not certain."

His reasoning: "on the face of it, the votes are there."

When a Republican senator is already laying out the exit options, things are starting to not look great for the Defense Secretary.

Writer: Julie

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

'Clownery & Consequences': France Bows To The Reality Of Its Debt Crisis https://t.co/uPJsGQAKHm

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇺🇲 U.S. Senate votes 73-25 to FAST-TRACK energy projects as AI data centers drive up demand

In a rare bipartisan move, senators advanced legislation to slash permitting delays for energy infrastructure, including renewable energy and fossil fuel projects.

The bill would also require data centers to COVER THEIR OWN ENERGY COSTS amid growing anger over soaring electricity bills.

Really throwing voters some crumbs with that one...

Source: AP / Writer: Marie

[OSZ @OpenSourceZone]

Alaska Senate Final Round Projection of the current Counted votes Per FairVote

🔴 Dan Sullivan: 50.1%
🔵 Mary Peltola: 49.9%

(74% reporting)

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

California national election margin before 𝙫𝙨 after amnesty and mass immigration:

🔴 1968: R +3.1
🔴 1972: R +13.5
🔴 1976: R +1.8
🔴 1980: R +16.2
🔴 1984: R +16.2
🔴 1988: R +3.6
🔵 1992: D +13.4
🔵 1996: D +12.9
🔵 2000: D +11.8
🔵 2004: D +10.0
🔵 2008: D +24.1
🔵 2012: D +23.1
🔵 2016: D +30.1
🔵 2020: D +29.2
🔵 2024: D +20.1

You can literally spot the tipping point

[Daniel Newman @danielnewmanUV]

“Data centers generate 40% of tax revenue on 3% of our land”

Don’t for a second think that the newly elected governors won’t change their tune when they realize data centers and AI are a massive tax revenue stream.

The show goes on. 🤓

[Shermichael Singleton @MrShermichael]

Absolutely! No one should underestimate soon-to-be Senator-elect Colom. This man is one of the most impressive political leaders I’ve ever seen.

[Sara Eisen @SaraEisen]

No slowdown in data center building for OpenAi post midterms

[Sara Eisen @SaraEisen]

The disconnect between public perception and corporate America on Ai is stark. I’ve never seen such a strong consensus of optimism from businesses about a single technology. Their top priority right now is investing and implementing ai in their business to improve productivity and growth

[Megyn Kelly @megynkelly]

Since some ppl are blatantly lying about this fact: 74% said the Iran war was either “crucial” or “a major factor” in their vote. 3/4ths of the electorate. Don’t be gaslit by humiliated warmongers.

[Lloyd Blankfein @lloydblankfein]

US industrial capacity has been eroding for decades, and with it the fortunes of our middle class and to an extent, our national security. Data center development and our leadership in AI can reverse that trend, finally. Current hysteria to block all projects everywhere is a gift to China.

[Daily Wire @realDailyWire]

.@MattWalshBlog raises a crucial question if Republicans lose in Texas:

"Can anyone explain to me, if Texas goes blue, what is a Republican path to winning national elections without Texas?"