@AriLamm Oh I don’t think any fans ought to be ashamed. I’m a lifelong Astros fan. Talk to me about scandals.
I think this is a big deal in sports media/journalism world.
Plus it fits the general Twitterati vibe of controversy/outrage.
@CrushCityShow@Chandler_Rome@tylercstafford Chandler, how has working with baseball reporting legends at the Athletic affected your perspective on reporting/sports/baseball. And to keep it local, how has it affected your work around the Astros? Tyler I suppose you could answer too, but I don’t expect much 😆
If Congress wrote the rule to include soda, they can rewrite the rule to exclude soda.
“Judge rules USDA cannot unilaterally change SNAP benefits” is more accurate.
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@galendruke Bexar county (San Antonio) is pronounced Bear. The X is silent.
I’m from Texas and don’t get it either, but I’m reliably informed that’s how it’s pronounced.
Love the show.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has co-opted First Lady of the United States Melania Trump's efforts to advocate for the return of deported Ukrainian children. The Kremlin is now rhetorically attacking the United States and undermining efforts to repatriate tens of thousands of abducted children.
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova is claiming that recent bipartisan legislation aimed at supporting efforts to track and repatriate Ukrainian children is "anti-Russian" and undermining US-Russia political rapprochement.
Zakharova also highlighted the fact that international mediation efforts have returned 122 children to-date, using the 122 figure to downplay the scale of Russia's deportations of Ukrainian children and claim that Russia is willingly returning the "few" children that somehow found themselves in Russian borders. It's worth reiterating that Ukrainian authorities have VERIFIED the identities of 19,546 deported children to date, and @HRL_YaleSPH is credibly tracking the whereabouts of 35,000 deported kids. The true number is likely to be much higher.
Zakharova’s remarks represent a new Russian informational effort to use the deported Ukrainian children as a bargaining chip in negotiations between the US and Russia. Russia will attempt to use this new informational line to relieve pressure on the Kremlin in future negotiations to end the war and further complicate efforts to secure the return of the deported Ukrainian children.
Hi @JJWatt
I remember back in 2018, you said you’d be interested in helping bring an NHL team in Houston & I was wondering if you’re still interested in helping Houston get an NHL team ?
#NHLtoHouston
@DavidAFrench I can't speak for Oklahoma, but under Texas procurement laws this couldn't proceed. We would go back to the requester and tell them to loosen their standards to allow competition. Could be the same happens here.