Waiting for another Knicks championship... done a lot of waiting; likely gonna do a lot more.
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KnicksNextCoach retweeted
Updated #'s for prime time election coverage on the six biggest networks:
NBC: 6.80 million
ABC: 5.12 million
MS NOW: 4.19 million
CNN: 4.18 million
Fox News: 4.08 million
CBS: 2.73 million
All the networks were up versus 2022 midterm night except for Fox News. More #'s in 🧵:
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We are about to enter an era of Congressional investigations unlike anything we’ve seen in recent memory.
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Breaking News: Deb Haaland, the former congresswoman and interior secretary, will be the nation’s first female Native American governor after winning in New Mexico, according to The Associated Press. nyti.ms/4BFGoHo
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Those 1,000 Trump Admin. election monitors got to watch a hell of an historic election
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FINAL: No. 24 West Virginia 68, Rhode Island 64
Mountaineers hang on to win opener.
Gia Cooke led all players with 28 points.
Delanie Hill led Rams with 26 points and was 7-for-10 on 3s.
URI outscored WVU 21-8 over the final 6 minutes.
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FINAL: West Virginia 91, Niagara 46
Mountaineers win season opener for 8th straight year. It's their largest margin of victory in an opener since 2015. Miles Sadler was one of six double-figure scorers in the win and led all players with 16 points and 9 assists.
📷 by Ben Queen
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Do not recall a #BlueHens basketball starting 5 this big and physical
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Breaking: Federal judge dismisses—and lambastes—the DOJ false statements case against two former FBI officials. Calls it “weaponization.”
Judge Faruqui—a former federal prosecutor himself—said the government made a number of errors in their "slapdash job" of a case. He said there was no evidence presented before the court that the FBI agents' statements were knowingly false or material. He said the government failed to establish a motive for why the agents would make false statements.
He told prosecutors it was "incredibly unfair" that the DOJ sent into court with such a weak case. "This does not feel like an investigation," Faruqui said. "It feels like a broken one-wish willow obsession."
He added that he was "deeply troubled by what has happened here in this case," and that what happened "cannot be described as anything other than weaponization."
"It was a rush to charge, and that was a mistake," Faruqui said of the case.
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Milton Coleman, a longtime Washington Post editor who worked at the newspaper for over three decades, has died. He was 79.
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Oklahoma City Thunder's Chet Holmgren underwent treatment Friday to address a small patellar tendon tear and is expected to return to play in 8-to-10 weeks.
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There has been a change to the broadcast crew for Sunday’s Jets-Raiders game on FOX. It will now be Kenny Albert with Jonathan Vilma.
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Today, we lost a giant.
There was no greater friend to Hawai‘i and the Polynesian people than the legendary Coach JUNE JONES.
June was far more than a football coach. He was a visionary, a trailblazer, and a tireless champion for the people of Hawai‘i and Polynesia. His impact extended far beyond the football field, opening doors, changing lives, and inspiring generations of young Polynesian athletes to dream big.
His generosity, loyalty, and unwavering aloha were unmatched.
As a founding board member of the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame and one of the driving forces behind the creation of the adidas Polynesian Bowl, June played an instrumental role in celebrating Polynesian football excellence and creating opportunities for future generations.
His legacy will live on forever, not only through his remarkable accomplishments, but in the countless lives he touched, the opportunities he created, and the love he had for the Polynesian people.
Rest in aloha, Coach. You were truly one of a kind, and we will never forget you. 🤙🌴❤️
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A hometown hero. A lasting legacy. A street that will forever carry his name.
Today, Hempstead honored one of its own.
Craig "Speedy" Claxton Way.
#PrideOfLI
