The 11-year NBA veteran said Friday on X that he was "officially declaring" for the 2027 WNBA Draft in a sarcasm-laden post that immediately drew social media condemnation. Freedom is capitalizing on the recent controversy surrounding statements made by the Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham. Though Cunningham has attempted to distance herself from the remarks, she told ESPN that she wanted to use her platform as a WNBA player to "protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn't have to go against biological men." read more
"An emerging critique of Democratic decision-making," the chapter states, "is there are too many people who have become generationally wealthy off politics and drive too much of the decision-making within the ecosystem. This is deeply frustrating to many... who want to try a different set of politics but keep banging their heads up against a system proven to be inflexible and self-enriching." The chapter adds that "many of the people who worked at the highest levels of the party" are "financially secure," and thus potentially insulated "from the realities many Americans were encountering in their lives." The chapter raised pointed questions that were notably absent from the draft that the party put out, both about President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s ill-fated decision to run for re-election and the sway of an operative class that had become "generationally wealthy off politics" while steering Democratic strategy." read more
A series of water main breaks across Los Angeles in recent days is raising concerns about the city's aging infrastructure and whether more failures could occur. Crews continued working to repair the massive trunk line that ruptured Thursday in West Hollywood, leaving behind a large sinkhole on Sunset Boulevard. The break is the latest in a string of water main failures that have flooded streets, damaged homes and businesses, closed roadways and disrupted water service. In Studio City, an 8-inch water main failed, flooding a street and temporarily leaving about 60 customers without water while crews completed repairs. read more
President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua said on Sunday that he would abolish his nation's elections ... read more
Heavy, pungent wildfire smoke darkened skies in the U.S. on Thursday from the Great Lakes to parts of the East Coast ... read more
@#44 ... But I still think Putin was an Idiot for Invading. ...
He was, but with NATO it really was an eventuality the march eastward continued unabatted, then Nuland overthrew legit Ukrainian elected government.
idk what the West has against Russia, but Putin asked to join way back in the 90s and Clinton's lacky's were against it, but not Clinton himself..
Naomi Klein has a good book on this issue, and why Clinton's team was against Russia being in NATO.
Russia has all the resources the EU/NATO would ever need, imagine why the US wants to keep Russia as an "enemy". People on here talk about how the Elites like to keep Americans divided ... think about that policy between Europe and Russia, silly Russia isn't integrated in to Europe.
Which reminds me Nuland's father was great book called "How we die!", excellent understanding of the death process from all sorts of perspectives.
www.amazon.com
Here's for you knuckleheads ...
How Does Wyoming Law Compare to "Stand Your Ground" in Florida?
www.wyomingnewsnow.tv
Basically in Florida, the initial aggressor can claim self-defense if the other party escalates a non-deadly conflict into a deadly threat and escape is impossible.
Which is a horrible idea, just making this sort of thing more likely to happen.
They knew if precipitation fell to normal or below normal levels, the river and lake would dry up.
It has more to do with consumption than precipitation.
Apparently they were correct.
About what?