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A major downside to NBC's 3-person booth strategy is every broadcast feels so cluttered. MLB postseason has so much drama that analysis isn't always needed. Moments really need to be allowed to breathe. @paulsen_smw
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Bobby Plump is 90. Made the most famous shot in Indiana high school basketball history. Without him there is no Jimmy Chitwood, no "Hoosiers."
Today, the @HoopsHall joins fans across the state in wishing Bobby Plump a very Happy 90th Birthday!
Inducted into the HOF in 1981, Bobby’s place in Indiana basketball history was forever cemented on March 20, 1954, when his famous last second jumper secured a state championship for Milan HS, a moment that captured the heart of the nation and came to define the true spirit of Hoosier Hysteria.
Beyond his iconic high school career, Bobby’s dedication to Indiana’s basketball heritage has left an indelible mark on our sport’s community. Please join us in celebrating a true legend and honoring a lifetime of unforgettable contributions to Indiana basketball! 🏀
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This kid’s talent level is INSANE.
Holy shit.
He’s playing both parts of one of the most challenging guitar parts of all time - Dire Straits’ “Sultans of Swing” - and making it look effortless 👀
Pretty cool, man.
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In 1988 Dolly Parton pulled every 7th and 8th grader in Sevier County into a room and told them to pick a buddy.
She made them sign a contract.. if BOTH graduate, she hands you both $500. One fails, nobody gets paid.
The county dropout rate went from 35% to 6%.
She handed out the checks herself.
In 1989 she offered $500 to every kid in the county who wanted to go to the local college.
When Gatlinburg burned in 2016, she sent 900 families $1,000 a month for six months.
You've probably heard that part.
Here's the part you haven't:
The fund raised more than expected, so she showed up in May and handed every one of those families another $5,000 on top.
Then she quietly put $3 million into the recovery group that handles the years after the news trucks leave.
She built her county an entire hospital.
She played a benefit concert in 2007, Dollywood and the Stampede matched it, and LeConte Medical Center opened in 2010 with a birthing unit and a women's center in it.
In 2022 she started covering 100% of tuition, books, and fees for Dollywood employees.
Full-time, part-time, AND seasonal.
In 1991 she paid for a bald eagle sanctuary because the birds couldn't be released back into the wild, no press release.
And when Hurricane Helene came through here in Western North Carolina, she wrote a personal check for $1 million and her companies matched it.
She didn't owe North Carolina anything, but she helped us anyway.
She started the Imagination Library because her daddy couldn't read or write. Before he passed, he told her it was the most important thing she ever did.
Rest in Peace, Dolly 🇺🇸
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A college student just killed the biggest advantage politicians have ever had. The gap between the lie and the fact-check.
He built a Chrome extension called InTruth. It listens to any live speech, debate, or interview.
Transcribes every word. And checks every claim against real sources in real time. Before the speaker even finishes the sentence.
It works on debates. Press conferences. Town halls. Interviews. Anything with someone talking on video. The fact-check shows up on your screen while they're still talking.
Until now, fact-checking happened hours or days later. By then the clip has been shared, the headline has been written, and the damage is done. Nobody reads the correction.
InTruth closes that gap to seconds. The claim and the fact-check exist in the same moment.
A college student, a Chrome extension, and an AI model just did what entire newsrooms couldn't figure out for decades.
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I stood at this pool, at both monuments and saw both reflections…
He’s a God damn idiot, as are the fools that support him. The “Reflection Pool” wasn’t designed by American architect Henry Bacon a hundred years ago to look like a swimming pool. It’s designed to have a darkened characteristics that has reflective qualities to reflect the monuments.
That way, the Washington Monument is reflective to you when at the Lincoln Memorial, and when at the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial is reflective to you.
It’s designed to enhance the grandeur of monuments, create an illusion of reflection, and inclusion of expansive space of unity.
He’s a tacky vulgar person that vulgarizes everything he touches. America isn’t becoming great, it’s becoming vulgar.
Credit - Mathew Reed
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I talked a dad who told me he spent $10k a year on travel baseball between tourneys, travel, and gear for his son. He got a partial scholarship to D-2 school. If he had put the $10k in a mutual fund each year, he would have had about $190,000. The scholarship was $5k a year.
Dennis Tuttle retweeted
“WE NEED TO LET THEM DO INSIDER TRADING TO FEED THEIR FAMILIES.”
Congress makes $174k.
Median income is about $63k.
Minimum wage is $7.25.
If your “public servant” needs Wall Street crime to survive, that’s not a government, that’s a cartel.
Welcome to neo-feudalism. You’re the peasant, they’re the aristocracy.
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The end of East Potomac Park as we know it.
The Trump deal to take over Hains Point will create new, better golf course - but end 3-4 miles of riverfront land for running, biking, grilling, chilling.
Best cobyline possible:
@JoeHeim @RickMaese
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Kentucky Derby scores largest audience on record, per preliminary numbers.
Viewership milestones are nothing new for the Derby, but in the current era of Nielsen measurement, it is now setting those marks by ever-greater lengths: sportsmediawatch.com/2026/05…
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BREAKING: Maryland becomes first state to ban AI ‘dynamic pricing’ in grocery stores.
This means 49 other states still allow it.
Dynamic pricing already runs airlines, hotels, and rideshares. Groceries are the next frontier.
Here's how it works:
Grocery stores use AI, digital price tags, and cameras to track YOUR behavior.
Then they set the price based on what they think YOU will pay. Not what the item is worth.
AI technology is making this possible:
- Digital shelf tags that update in real time
- Aisle cameras that track shopper behavior
- Apps that shift from search-based to predictive
- AI that learns your purchase history, income signals, and price ceiling
- Real-time cart tracking to spot when demand is surging
The store's AI takes all of that and figures out YOUR price.
Not the market price. Not a fair price. YOUR price, based on what you're willing to pay.
This is terrifying. This manipulation is pure greed.
Maryland just banned it. The Protection from Predatory Pricing Act makes it the first state to outlaw dynamic pricing in grocery stores.
Technology should serve us. We should not serve technology.
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#BREAKING: Psaki: “For months now Democrats have been demanding answers from the Treasury and the Justice Department about Trump’s $10 BILLION lawsuit against the IRS. Late last week Reuters reported that the Justice Department and the IRS are actually in talks to SETTLE that lawsuit. So, the Justice Department run by Trump’s former personal lawyer Todd Blanche, is negotiating with Trump’s IRS…negotiating over how many of your tax dollars they should give Trump.”🙄🤦♀️
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GREAT NEWS! The fences are down and the Tidal Basin path from the Jefferson Memorial to the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial is open! Raised & improved as part of the Tidal Basin Seawall Rehabilitation Project, the new walkway is bordered by hundreds of newly planted trees. Please stay on the path and don't trample the saplings. See you soon! #WashingtonDC
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So businesses raised their prices to offset the tariffs, we the consumers paid those higher prices, and now those same businesses can get reimbursed from the government for tariffs we already covered for them by paying higher prices?? And *they* get a refund and we don’t??
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$83,414: Winning bid tonight at @RRAuction for a full, unused ticket from Ford’s Theatre stamped to April 14, 1865, the night Abraham Lincoln was killed.
Wild price paid for a ticket never intended to be used (like a modern day proof). PSA will not grade it.
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I’m no fan of beaming players or head hunting but a nice rib shot is an appropriate response here to McCormick ,after being a douche to the first baseman
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The Wizards haven’t won 50 games in a season since 1978-79
They haven’t played in a conference finals game since 1978-79 (longest drought in American sports)
They have exactly 50 wins in their last 250 games (3+ seasons)
They have the worst win % in the NBA from 2000-2026, 2010-2026 and 2020-2026
They were 1 lottery ball away from Zion, Wemby & Flagg
Gilbert Arenas pulled out a Glock in the locker room on Christmas Eve
Instead of signing Kevin Durant in 2016 they signed Ian Mahinmi
John Wall slipped in his bathtub and shattered his Achilles right after signing a $250 million supermax and never played another game with the team
They drafted Kwame Brown
They drafted Jan Vesely over Kawhi. Vesely retired with more fouls than points
They wanted Steph Curry but traded the 5th pick in 09 for Randy Foye instead
They officially have the worst record in the NBA again and if Adam Silver gives this team the 5th pick there will be legitimate riots in DC
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Insanely beautiful train station like this had the capacity to see 216 trains daily, and only sees six now per week. Six.
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They are trying to bankrupt the Park Service so they can sell the parks off to the highest bidder. This kind of cut could close smaller Monuments like Tuzigoot and Montezuma's Castle and severely harm the large parks. Communities around the parks rely on tourism.
The Trump Administration Just Announced More Plans to Gut NPS Staff
As the Department of the Interior pushes employees into "visitor-facing" roles and proposes to slash $736 million from the National Park Service budget, critics warn that the scientists and stewards who keep our parks alive are once again being purged. outsideonline.com/outdoor-ad…
































