"Good Faith" is a very hard concept to pin down, but it is incredibly important. Our modern society has ruined it completely. People of integrity need to band together and bring it back.
New: Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev footed the bill for hundreds of thousands of dollars of wedding expenses at Donald Trump Jr.’s lavish wedding, including renting out a private island and paying for the fireworks show. https://t.co/5eAkam17gM
17 years ago USC defeated Ohio State 18-15 in Columbus.
The Buckeyes came into the game losing 5 straight to Top 5 opponents while the Trojans came in with 9 straight wins against the Big 10.
Freshman Matt Barkley engineered a 14 play 86 yard game winning drive.
Mike Pence, broadcasting from Ukraine, says he was “heartened” to hear that a trans former CIA officer said he affirmed their gender identity: “I believe in treating others the way that we’d like to be treated, with decency and respect.”
Ed Orgeron says that landing Reggie Bush at USC was the greatest and most memorable recruiting success story of his career.
Big Cat: “Tell us your number one 'I can't believe I got that guy' recruiting story. The one where you look back and you're like, 'Man, I did it all. I hit all the buttons.'”
Ed Orgeron: “There’s a lot of them, but Reggie Bush.”
“Reggie was going to Notre Dame or Washington, something like that. We just didn't have a good connection with him.”
“I was the recruiting coordinator. I wasn't recruiting that area and I wasn't recruiting running backs, but I kind of felt like we were losing ground.”
“So I called his dad while we were practicing for the Orange Bowl against Iowa. I said, ‘Hey man, can I buy you a steak this weekend? Bring your wife, bring Reggie. It's just going to be us, Coach Carroll, and the staff.’”
“He said, ‘Coach, I'm coming.’ They came, and we had a great weekend.”
“We go to the Orange Bowl, play Iowa,tough game and we win. Me and Coach Carroll are in the back calling recruits after the game, and Coach gets a call. He says, ‘Ed, it's Reggie.’”
“Reggie tells him, ‘Coach, I watched y'all play. I want to be a Trojan.’”
“Just like that. And what a player he turned out to be.”
Lou Gehrig discussed Babe Ruth's called shot on an NBC radio broadcast on October 6, 1932, only five days after the World Series game at Wrigley.
The recording then went unheard for roughly 88 years before author Dan Joseph surfaced it in 2020.
It is the only known audio of Gehrig discussing the called shot.
That combination of timing and rediscovery makes the recording unusually valuable evidence in one of baseball's oldest debates.
If you voted for the Big Beautiful Bill, please don’t get on here and express righteous indignation that the debt is now $40 trillion. Anyone with a room temperature IQ knew that cutting taxes and increasing spending was going to balloon the deficit.
There are few scientific coincidences more striking than the existence of solar eclipses.
The sun is 400 times wider than the moon, but the moon is 400 times closer. For only up to 7 minutes 29 seconds at a time, they can align perfectly.
It’s magical.