You can kind of see why @60Minutes left stuff like this on the cutting room floor.

you missed a good time last night

I never realized jogging in your 50s would be a great way to meet new people. Just today, I met two nurses, two EMTs, and a cardiologist. I was so close to meeting Jesus too.

Shame on you, @NBC10Boston. 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎 youtu.be/n0-78Qzod-o?si=IdRP…

THIS WILL MAKE YOU FURIOUS 😳 Aaliyah Daz Jhanay Renee Glenn (yes that’s her actual name) chimped out at a traffic stop and led police on a high speed chase. The chase ended when she crashed into multiple cars, killing a father and son in one car, and causing another driver to miscarry her baby. Glenn was charged with: • Fleeing and eluding police • Reckless driving • Driving while license suspended - causing death • Resisting or obstructing police - causing injury Get this. SHE WAS PLACED ON HOUSE ARREST AT PRE-TRIAL. Glenn was finally offered a plea deal. Glenn pleaded no contest to the ‘reckless driving causing death’ charges, and the other six charges were dismissed. 🤯 She was given only 7 to 15 years. She killed three people and destroyed numerous families. What a crock of sh!t.

After six years as mayor and with Miami-Dade’s transit system facing worsening finances, @MayorDaniella says she will convene a working group to come up with a financial fix. Will this be private-sector support for the higher transit fares she says are needed to narrow $ gap?

I’ve heard how you all feel about me receiving the NABJ Thumbs Down Award. Now, let’s talk FACTS! Watch my full response today at 3 PM ET on YouTube.

Miami's @ChefCreoleMIA owner Wilkinson Sejour regrets voting for Trump after TPS ends for 300,000+ Haitians nationwide, ICE raids Little Haiti, Sejour loses entire management team at 7 locations, and will likely have to shut down 2 stores after 34 years in business. #BecauseMiami

youtu.be/lUnbf35eYOk?si=FxFe… shame @MelbournePolice

New Flyer called it on Proterra's electric-bus debacle in Miami-Dade County. From a 2018 article on the procurement fight miamiherald.com/news/local/c…

The #VAR #FIFA everything a team advances against Argentina

🇫🇷🇲🇦 FIFA has handed France vs Morocco, a World Cup quarter-final, to an all-Argentine officiating crew. That's the problem, because FIFA usually ships in referees from a neutral confederation to keep a match like this clean. This time it picked 5 officials from a country still trying to win the whole thing. Argentina's Facundo Tello leads the lot tomorrow. Referee, both assistants, fourth official, reserve. It's the first match at this World Cup run start to finish by a single nation. The optics are rough. Egypt's coach spent yesterday insisting the tournament was being bent to keep Argentina and Messi alive, and FIFA's answer, deliberate or not, was to staff a rival's quarter-final entirely with Argentine whistles. Source: Goal / Writer: Julie

#Egypt playing against two opponents: #Argentina and #FIFA Referees

I’m not here to discuss whether or not the right call was made. With the tools at the disposal of FIFA referees, they made the correct call. I’m here to discuss whether or not THIS is upholding the spirit of football. To the naked eye it’s impossible to tell with absolute certainty whether Matanović (20) touches the ball therefore creating a second action which would deem Pašalić (15) in an offside position. There were countless replays shown and not a single one could determine with unequivocal evidence that Matanović was in contact with the ball. Then came the “heart beat graph”. The y-axis showing force onto the ball measured by a chip inside the ball. It shows a touch. Where? Hair? Head? Not sure. But if the chip is calibrated correctly, contact exists. As a collective we are forced to blindly trust the technology. Is this football spirit? Having to agree on something not a single person on Earth could see? VAR and technology feels like the antithesis to the nature of football. Like a foreign pathogen corrupting the rhythms and flows of a game that is extraordinary. Football is great because it is imperfect. It pits emotion, determination and skill of 22 players against each other. It forces three referees to make brave judgment calls when margins are razor thin. Of course, human error has produced extreme controversy. Enter VAR. VAR was introduced to correct the “clear and obvious”. But it has invaded the game and taken control. It’s now rewriting the “microscopic and imperceptible”. That is not football. Because in the football pre VAR the Croatia goal yesterday would’ve stood. The assistant referee never raised his flag. And we’d be endlessly replaying this goal to search for the Matanović touch we could never truly find. In our reality, though, Portugal is through. Croatia’s goal was offside. And in our reality, VAR is holding football hostage. And if we settle for that, the technology will kill football. From experts to former footballers, people that lived and breathed for this sport don’t like it. They see that even with technology, justice fails when VAR was pitched as infallible. Reform shouldn’t be a thought. It should be a non-negotiable demand from everyone. From former players to current ones. Presidents of federations to managers. As the tide of our world is on the edge of shifting towards a future primarily dictated by artificial intelligence and evolving tech that we might not even comprehend, the time is now. It’s our only hope.

First Colombia, Now Croatia! It's clear now who's FIFA working for!

Que clase de robo lo de Croacia ! Una vergüenza total @fifaworldcup_es @FIFAWorldCup la mafia del #VAR ! Pero igual Portugal no pasará ! Aquí te lo explico muy fácilmente el robo a #croacia

VAR on the way to destroy a nation’s hopes and dreams every World Cup match

Anulado !! Offside así lo decreta el VAR #Portugal 2-1 #Croacia🇭🇷

Que dice el @FIFAWC26Updates var