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Hey @CBS & @NFLTodayX - could dispense of profanity on the show? It just isn't needed.
Because the rest of the story is that Cornell frats have been a sewer for a long time. abcnews.com/US/cornell-hazin…
The president of Cornell bans "all parties and social events" at all fraternity houses for the rest of the 2026-2027 school year. Not Chi Phi; it's already gone. All fraternities. President vows "zero tolerance for violations." statements.cornell.edu/2026/…
Historic blizzard hit Montana when I was there in late September in 2019....over 2'.
Agree
Seneca warned that Rome’s bloody spectacles corrupted the people who watched them. A civilization erodes when it cultivates an appetite for executions as a form of entertainment.
Secretary Hegseth’s plan to livestream the Fort Hood execution risks feeding that appetite. The victims deserve justice administered with solemnity. Broadcasting a death diminishes us and is not an effective deterrent. I urge him to reconsider.
This was an increivle piece. Along with the Inside @TheFP today by @brett_mcgurk a view of inside high stakes negotiations for freeing hostages and what fuels both Witkoff & Trump
PITTSBURGH — The last time Marc Fogel saw Steve Witkoff snow was falling at a Moscow airport, and Witkoff had just come from the Kremlin to take him home.
“Marc,” Witkoff told him, “it’s time to get on the plane.”
“Marc,” Witkoff told him, “it’s time to get on the plane.”
Twenty months later, on the second floor of the Jewish Community Center in Squirrel Hill, a short walk from the Tree of Life synagogue, where a gunman murdered 11 worshipers in 2018 in the deadliest attack on Jews in American history, the two men saw each other again. Neither one said anything at first. They just reached for each other.
It was not a handshake or the quick back-slap men of a certain age use to say hello without saying anything. Witkoff, President Donald Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East, and Fogel, the Western Pennsylvania schoolteacher he brought out of a Russian prison in February 2025, held on, let go, looked at each other, and held on again. Both were crying. Over the next hour, they would do it several more times: in the middle of a sentence, in the middle of a memory, whenever one of them got to the part neither could get through.
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Michael McDonald: "I think it's amazing tribute that adoption is a wonderful option."
This is one of the most amazing stories you’ll sea this year. Adopted Man discovers his biological father is… MICHAEL MCDONALD! Thanks to KFYR TV for reporting.
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What good is a rookie contract if a player can refuse to play for the team he is under contract with? Steelers should sue for breach of contract.
My dad used to sing that to us, given our proximity to Ithaca
"High above Cayuga's waters, there's an awful smell..." wsj.com/opinion/cornell-only…
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So God made a farmer 💪🏼❤️
BREAKING: A lone farmer driving home from a party near RAF Fairford is reportedly responsible for spotting three suspicious vans blocking a road near the airbase she then saw masked men in balaclavas scattering into a field in different directions in the direction of the airbase at that point she called the police and warned other to get inside-Telegraph
Best article in AI data centers I have seen. Balanced and not clinging to polarization, alarmism, or ignoring real issues.
The building of AI data centers is not landing in a neutral country. It is landing in one where the debate over artificial intelligence has turned political, cultural, and increasingly fearful. That opposition is not theoretical.
In Archbald, in Conshohocken, in Wilkes-Barre, in Hampden Township outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvanians have packed municipal meeting rooms to fight data-center proposals over noise, water, air quality, property values, and the fear that their power bills will subsidize somebody else’s chatbot.
And yet Shippingport, a borough of 154 people that has watched its tax base evaporate twice in one lifetime, is not Archbald. The mayor is on the podium.
The building trades are counting jobs. The county is counting revenue. When your town has already lost the nuclear plant and the coal plant, a two-gigawatt anything looks less like an imposition and more like a lifeline.
Both of those reactions are real. And people — actual complicated people and not the caricatures that the loudest voices on either side reduce them to — are perfectly capable of holding both views at once.
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We did a disservice to the public by not showing more of the atrocities that happened on Oct. 7. It has paved the way for false equivolancies and made antisemitism easy.
This isn't enough for a university receiving taxpayer funding either directly or via student aid/loans.
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Reading through the NBC Sports PR email of the FNIA highlights and nearly choked on my dinner
Yeah, there was speculation that the federal building could be a target, too. I left the Verizon building on Stanwix and took the T home. It was packed but we kept making room for more people. Everyone just wanted to be at home.
