LaVar Ali

[Madden NFL 27 @EAMaddenNFL]

The jump. The #Madden27 Cover. The future.

Gridiron heroics earn @CALEBcsw Cover Athlete status!

Full reveal Thursday, 6/4 at 8 PM ET
🔗: https://t.co/REHXoqeZIf

[Herb Lawrence @Ecnerwal23]

Miguel Antonio Vargas called ballgame

#CelebrateAtThePlate

[🦦Wild New York🐺 @wildnewyorkshow]

She will. She will if I sing good.

[moesha @yunclesage]

I love how bald niggas are always either angry as hell or full of whimsy no in between

[k a r y. @itsKARY_]

Excuse me???

[Jesus Freakin Congress @TheJFreakinC]

🚨BREAKING: Law enforcement threatened to kill an unarmed 17-year-old as he was leaving an anti-ICE protest in Indianapolis.

In the video, police officers stop a 17-year-old and order him out of his car.

He calmly asks why.

Instead of answering, an officer opens the car door, grabs his arm, and says:

“I will fucking kill you.”

An armed officer told an unarmed child he would kill him… with zero justification.

The teen looks visibly shocked and gets out of the car.

Officers then shove him against the vehicle and begin searching him.

After threatening his life, the officer tries to justify it by saying,

“He was reaching for a gun.”

The teen responds, “Who was reaching for a gun?!?”

They find no gun… because he never had a gun, and never reached for anything.

This police officer illegally threatened to use lethal force against a minor who committed no crime.

Which is exactly what happens when a government excuses, defends, and normalizes law enforcement aggression.

When officers know they won’t be held accountable, the threats get louder, the lies get sloppier, and the violence escalates.

[Climate Defiance @ClimateDefiance]

Patricia and Mark McCloskey brought weapons to a protest. They were honored as keynote speakers at the 2020 RNC.

[Mike Hall @MikeHallHere]

Indiana started playing football when the US had only 38 states. The most wins the ever had combined in back to back years was 16. This year, they won 16 games, the last a national title

[Josiah Johnson @KingJosiah54]

“JJ McCarthy drops back to pass…”

Nahshon Wright:

[elias @aqweefed]

i swear these things are taking pics of my wiener

[Pusha & Malice @clipse]

SO BE IT

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

Some say a dwindling population is a more environmentally sustainable one; others say it’s a greater threat than climate change. The truth is more complicated.
https://t.co/EYNSBLgIpB

[Catch from Corporate @CatchBoyardee]

@LaJethroJenkins Bodied that man in some Brittney Spears Slave for You jeans on behalf of this great nation.

[Joe Cowley @JCowleyHoops]

The Mark Buehrle disrespect continues ... a no-hitter, a perfect game, a World Series champ who earned a save in that series ... and may or may not have been buzzed doing it. Name another pitcher with that resume. I'll hang up and wait.

[DMX @DMX]

Merry DMXmas

[Pookie @PookiesParadise]

bro said "yes of course" and decided to cook up the most immaculate beat known to man 😭

[VideoMixtape.com @VideoMixtape_]

Mase claps back at J Prince.😳

“We not your little ni**as…If you 60 years old and trying to be a street ni**a, you failed.”

[(╬≖_≖) @hugetulip]

i don’t think i’ll ever get over how this sounds like its on wax but it’s a live recording. or the fact that he sounds even better 40 years later. like this is just silky

[The Tennis Letter @TheTennisLetter]

Coco Gauff says she appreciates Andy Murray & his mother, Judy, for everything they’ve done for equality in women’s sports, ‘He’s an icon of the sport’

“What for you would be Andy Murray’s legacy? Specifically with regard to women’s tennis…”

Coco: “I just watched a video about him correcting reporters on statistics… it’s something that as a female player, you’ll see a lot where people will be like ‘this guy was the first player to do this.’ And it’s like well, Serena and Venus did it.. or another player did it ages ago. Or like the first American.. and I’m like ‘I did it. Jess did it.’ I really appreciate him, not only him, also his mother for everything they’ve done for equality for women’s sports. I think his legacy is that he’s just a fighter. The most inspiration I have for him is no matter what court he’s playing, whether it’s Centre Court here or an ITF, he’s putting 100% effort into that. It’s really unfortunate that he couldn’t get one last healthy match out here because he definitely deserves to end his career on his terms. I hope the doubles go’s well with his brother. He’s an icon of the sport and he’s had an incredible career that a lot of people dream of.” 🥹

(via Wimbledon Press)