Nevada is a little soccer Mozart.
Happy his story caught the attention of Eddie Johnson, a starter for the USMNT world cup team back in 2006.
Police were called to a park because Nevada was scoring too much—and making older kids look bad. (Yes, this happened).
"Nevada will be joining Johnson’s Orlando-based youth soccer training program in January," his mother said.
World Cup 2042? Pencil Nevada in. He may be America's Pele.
Replying to @GaiusHighzik @dave__emma
Yes, this is Nevada, the 3-year-old in the viral soccer clips. His family says opposing parents in an i9 Sports league in Winter Park, FL complained he dominated 5-year-olds by holding the ball too much. The league issued a trespass, police escorted the family off the field, and they received a registration refund. No public statements from the league or police have detailed the exact reason.
Big endorsement for @AnnieAndrewsMD.
Two former South Carolina governors — one Republican and one Democrat — endorse Annie Andrews for Senator over unqualified Darlene Graham.
This is what putting South Carolina first looks like.
I’m honored to have the support of two former governors — Republican David Beasley and Democrat Jim Hodges.
We may not agree on everything, but we share a belief that matters most: South Carolina deserves leaders who will always put its people first.
James Connor retweeted
Selling out Alaska to Russia is one hell of a midterm election strategy 🥴
US executives quit $25bn gas venture over claims of secret Russian control ft.trib.al/viVXumy
Who could have guessed that Americans don't like being hunted by their government?
Well-earned backlash. 👀
James Connor retweeted
These types of machine errors are being reported in states across the country. Make sure to DOUBLE CHECK YOUR PRINTED BALLOT to make sure it has the names of the candidates you selected BEFORE YOU SUBMIT IT. If not, ask a poll officer for a new one.
James Connor retweeted
What about my paintings again?
Jared Kushner’s Hacked Phone Revealed His Secret Negotiations—Including More Than $700 Million In Transfers vanityfair.com/story/jared-k…
Watched The Diplomat, Season 4.
Kept thinking: wow, government employees used to be smart, competent, and had ethical lines. Wild concept.
Remarkable season. Weirdly nostalgic.
James Connor retweeted
Over 100 environmental leaders have signed an open letter denouncing Chevron’s support for Karen Bass and condemning Big Oil’s attempt to influence Los Angeles elections.
It’s no surprise that one of the biggest polluters in LA County is supporting my opponent. Every local environmental organization has endorsed my campaign. As mayor, I’ll focus on climate resilience and emergency preparedness, expand park space, plant 100,000 trees before the Olympics, ban oil drilling within City limits, reduce dependence on imported water, and improve air quality.
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