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Meleek Thomas looks extraordinary for the Cavaliers. Scoring from every spot on the floor and looking comfortable in every way. It makes me think about what we saw from Thomas at Arkansas without Darius Acuff. Thomas averaged 19.2 pts/40 on 55% TS with Acuff on the floor versus 26.5... show more

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Alleined

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I need to tell you something. Several moots sent me freebies this week and first of all, I need to thank every single one of you properly because 😭💜 And they included little bags for Thomas too.🥺 So I gave him the little bags. He looked at me:“For me?” Me: “Yes. Apparently being featured in the stories has benefits. The ARMYs… or the strangers, as you called them… have adopted you.” He smiled.Not politely.Actually smiled. Then he opened everything and looked genuinely touched. Which was already suspiciously cute. Then he found a Jimin photocard. I relaxed immediately.Because obviously he would keep the little keychains or whatever cute things were inside…And give me the photocard. Obviously. That was the social contract.The natural order. The fandom economy. Except this man looked at the Jimin photocard…smiled…and PUT IT IN HIS BAG. I froze.“Excuse me.” He looked up.“What? Me: “You’re… keeping the Jimin photocard?” Thomas, confused: “Yes?” Me: “But I thought you’d give it to me.” Thomas:“Why would I do that?” I stared at him.He stared back. Then he zipped his bag.Slowly. “It’s mine.” I blinked.“Oh.” And that’s when my brain opened a new investigation. Me: “Okay… I think I should start worrying.” Thomas: “About what?” Me: “Because I cannot compete with Park Jimin.” He froze.“What?” Me: “You think he’s cute.” Thomas: “No, I don’t.” Me: “You just protected his photocard like it was evidence in a federal case.” Thomas: “Because it’s a gift.” Me: “Mmhmm.” Thomas: “And gifts are precious.” Me: “Mmhmm.” Thomas: “Christine.” Me: “Interesting how the precious gift happens to be beautiful Park Jimin.” Thomas sat up straighter. “That has nothing to do with it.” Me: “Really?” Thomas: “Yes.” Me: “Then why do you always spot him first in videos?” Thomas: “I don’t.” Me: “BABY.” He looked at me.I looked at him. The courtroom was now in session. Me: “During the final, when Clément said “Wait, where’s Jimin?” (yes I owe you that episode too😬), you immediately went:“There. Just behind.’” Thomas: “Because he was easy to spot.” Me: “Really?” Thomas: “yes because he’s blond!” Me: “Baby, even I didn’t spot him that fast.” Thomas, without hesitation:“Because you were too focused on Yoongi.” Silence.That was rude.Accurate but rude. Me: “No.” Thomas: “Yes.” Me: “No. You were focused on Jimin.” Thomas: “I was not.” Me: “You were.” Thomas: “I know what you’re doing.” Me: “What am I doing?” Thomas placed one protective hand on his bag:“You’re trying to recover the photocard through psychological warfare.” Me: “That’s a serious accusation.” Thomas: “And yet.” Me: “I’m simply asking questions.” Thomas: “You’re cross-examining me because you want Jimin.” Me: “I had Jimin first.” Thomas: “Not this Jimin.” Then he patted the bag. Like a dragon guarding a tiny blond treasure. And that’s when I realized the real threat was never another woman. It was Park Jimin in 5x7 glossy format. 😭💀 So… in less than one week, Thomas went from:“Should you really eat candy from strangers?” to:“Back away from my Jimin photocard.” The ARMY boyfriend training is progressing at a frankly terrifying speed. 😭💀💜

I need to tell you something. Several moots sent me freebies this week and first of all, I need to thank every single one of you properly because 😭💜 And they included little bags for Thomas too.🥺 So I gave him the little bags. He looked at me:“For me?” Me: “Yes. Apparently being featured in the stories has benefits. The ARMYs… or the strangers, as you called them… have adopted you.” He smiled.Not politely.Actually smiled. Then he opened everything and looked genuinely touched. Which was already suspiciously cute. Then he found a Jimin photocard. I relaxed immediately.Because obviously he would keep the little keychains or whatever cute things were inside…And give me the photocard. Obviously. That was the social contract.The natural order. The fandom economy. Except this man looked at the Jimin photocard…smiled…and PUT IT IN HIS BAG. I froze.“Excuse me.” He looked up.“What? Me: “You’re… keeping the Jimin photocard?” Thomas, confused: “Yes?” Me: “But I thought you’d give it to me.” Thomas:“Why would I do that?” I stared at him.He stared back. Then he zipped his bag.Slowly. “It’s mine.” I blinked.“Oh.” And that’s when my brain opened a new investigation. Me: “Okay… I think I should start worrying.” Thomas: “About what?” Me: “Because I cannot compete with Park Jimin.” He froze.“What?” Me: “You think he’s cute.” Thomas: “No, I don’t.” Me: “You just protected his photocard like it was evidence in a federal case.” Thomas: “Because it’s a gift.” Me: “Mmhmm.” Thomas: “And gifts are precious.” Me: “Mmhmm.” Thomas: “Christine.” Me: “Interesting how the precious gift happens to be beautiful Park Jimin.” Thomas sat up straighter. “That has nothing to do with it.” Me: “Really?” Thomas: “Yes.” Me: “Then why do you always spot him first in videos?” Thomas: “I don’t.” Me: “BABY.” He looked at me.I looked at him. The courtroom was now in session. Me: “During the final, when Clément said “Wait, where’s Jimin?” (yes I owe you that episode too😬), you immediately went:“There. Just behind.’” Thomas: “Because he was easy to spot.” Me: “Really?” Thomas: “yes because he’s blond!” Me: “Baby, even I didn’t spot him that fast.” Thomas, without hesitation:“Because you were too focused on Yoongi.” Silence.That was rude.Accurate but rude. Me: “No.” Thomas: “Yes.” Me: “No. You were focused on Jimin.” Thomas: “I was not.” Me: “You were.” Thomas: “I know what you’re doing.” Me: “What am I doing?” Thomas placed one protective hand on his bag:“You’re trying to recover the photocard through psychological warfare.” Me: “That’s a serious accusation.” Thomas: “And yet.” Me: “I’m simply asking questions.” Thomas: “You’re cross-examining me because you want Jimin.” Me: “I had Jimin first.” Thomas: “Not this Jimin.” Then he patted the bag. Like a dragon guarding a tiny blond treasure. And that’s when I realized the real threat was never another woman. It was Park Jimin in 5x7 glossy format. 😭💀 So… in less than one week, Thomas went from:“Should you really eat candy from strangers?” to:“Back away from my Jimin photocard.” The ARMY boyfriend training is progressing at a frankly terrifying speed. 😭💀💜

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BREAKING: Thomas Massie just claimed one of the names that's been redacted that HE SEEN from the Epstein files is "pretty high up in a foreign government." When a reporter asked if he would read the names on the floor of Congress, he said: "I think we need to give the DOJ a chance to go back through and correct their mistakes." If he wanted justice, he would've read the names he supposedly had MONTHS ago.

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“Every time Trump attacks me, we raise about $50,000 online.” Thomas Massie is refusing to back down. He just declared that Trump’s Iran war will end in disaster, like “Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or Libya.” And he revealed that he had to drag House Republicans “kicking and screaming” to vote on his War Powers Resolution. Why? “My colleagues don’t want to go on the record on this.” “Because we have a very poor track record in the Middle East.” “We had a debate and I asked, what’s the reason why are we going to war?” “At least we got that out of it, and at least we’re gonna get a record on the vote.” Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress Emily Jashinsky

“Every time Trump attacks me, we raise about $50,000 online.” Thomas Massie is refusing to back down. He just declared that Trump’s Iran war will end in disaster, like “Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or Libya.” And he revealed that he had to drag House Republicans “kicking and screaming” to vote on his War Powers Resolution. Why? “My colleagues don’t want to go on the record on this.” “Because we have a very poor track record in the Middle East.” “We had a debate and I asked, what’s the reason why are we going to war?” “At least we got that out of it, and at least we’re gonna get a record on the vote.” Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress Emily Jashinsky

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“I would rather die than withdraw.” In 1991, after H.W. Bush nominated Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court, a woman claimed that Thomas sexually harassed her as her supervisor at two separate jobs. She was questioned on why she followed Thomas to the second job, after allegedly being harassed at the first. At the hearing, led by Senate Judiciary Committee chair Joe Biden, Thomas vehemently and completely denied the allegations. He pointed to white liberals attempting to block a black conservative from taking a Supreme Court for having the wrong opinions, calling it a “high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different ideas, and it is a message that unless you kowtow to an old order, this is what will happen to you.” The Senate confirmed Thomas to the Supreme Court by a vote of 52-48. He’s faced the mob before, and he ascended in spite of it. We merely adopted the dark. He was born in it, molded by it. Clarence Thomas is the GOAT and the blueprint.

“I would rather die than withdraw.” In 1991, after H.W. Bush nominated Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court, a woman claimed that Thomas sexually harassed her as her supervisor at two separate jobs. She was questioned on why she followed Thomas to the second job, after allegedly being harassed at the first. At the hearing, led by Senate Judiciary Committee chair Joe Biden, Thomas vehemently and completely denied the allegations. He pointed to white liberals attempting to block a black conservative from taking a Supreme Court for having the wrong opinions, calling it a “high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different ideas, and it is a message that unless you kowtow to an old order, this is what will happen to you.” The Senate confirmed Thomas to the Supreme Court by a vote of 52-48. He’s faced the mob before, and he ascended in spite of it. We merely adopted the dark. He was born in it, molded by it. Clarence Thomas is the GOAT and the blueprint.

Frontierism

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Albuquerque, New Mexico — Police received a call from an employee at a gas station who said a vehicle had been parked at the gas pump for several hours. The caller said the vehicle was not running, and she could barely see the driver because of the dark, tinted windows. She asked for officers to check on the driver. Officers arrived and ran the license plate and determined the registered owner of the car was Keshawn Thomas. Officers discovered the driver, later confirmed to be Thomas, was asleep in the driver’s seat of the vehicle. Officers noticed alcohol, including an open container, inside the vehicle. They determined that since the vehicle was not running, they did not have charges for drunk driving. Officers decided they would tell Thomas he needed to have someone come and pick up the car. They woke Thomas and asked him to exit the vehicle and take a seat. They told Thomas not to start the car and told him he was not in trouble. Thomas exited the vehicle but declined to sit down. An officer asked Thomas what he was doing with open containers in the car and pointed out he was drunk, and had been passed out for several hours. Officers later told investigators that they detected signs of intoxication during the encounter. An officer told him he should not be driving drunk because he could hurt himself or others. Thomas and officers argued with each other, and as the conversation became more heated, an additional officer was requested for assistance. Thomas sat in the driver’s seat of his vehicle with the door open and appeared to be searching the interior of the car. Officers directed him to get his phone and exit the vehicle. After about 30 second, one of the officers called out that Thomas had a gun. All three officers fired their handguns, striking Thomas. He died at the scene.

Albuquerque, New Mexico — Police received a call from an employee at a gas station who said a vehicle had been parked at the gas pump for several hours. The caller said the vehicle was not running, and she could barely see the driver because of the dark, tinted windows. She asked for officers to check on the driver. Officers arrived and ran the license plate and determined the registered owner of the car was Keshawn Thomas. Officers discovered the driver, later confirmed to be Thomas, was asleep in the driver’s seat of the vehicle. Officers noticed alcohol, including an open container, inside the vehicle. They determined that since the vehicle was not running, they did not have charges for drunk driving. Officers decided they would tell Thomas he needed to have someone come and pick up the car. They woke Thomas and asked him to exit the vehicle and take a seat. They told Thomas not to start the car and told him he was not in trouble. Thomas exited the vehicle but declined to sit down. An officer asked Thomas what he was doing with open containers in the car and pointed out he was drunk, and had been passed out for several hours. Officers later told investigators that they detected signs of intoxication during the encounter. An officer told him he should not be driving drunk because he could hurt himself or others. Thomas and officers argued with each other, and as the conversation became more heated, an additional officer was requested for assistance. Thomas sat in the driver’s seat of his vehicle with the door open and appeared to be searching the interior of the car. Officers directed him to get his phone and exit the vehicle. After about 30 second, one of the officers called out that Thomas had a gun. All three officers fired their handguns, striking Thomas. He died at the scene.

Damon Strong

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Thomas Massie just declared: “They’re panicked.” “We’re probably gonna pull this off.” “The President’s done 11 posts about this race in the last 72 hours.” “They sent the Secretary of War.” “I’m running against an AI candidate without the I.” “He’s created AI ads.” “He does his social media posts with AI.” “And he hasn’t been to a single debate.” “He skipped all eight of them.” “He’s terrified of debating.” “There’s no enthusiasm for him.” “I did three events yesterday.” “Every one of them had more attendees than the Secretary of War’s event.” “I’ve got US Reps from Congress coming to my district and campaigning with me.” Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress

Thomas Massie just declared: “They’re panicked.” “We’re probably gonna pull this off.” “The President’s done 11 posts about this race in the last 72 hours.” “They sent the Secretary of War.” “I’m running against an AI candidate without the I.” “He’s created AI ads.” “He does his social media posts with AI.” “And he hasn’t been to a single debate.” “He skipped all eight of them.” “He’s terrified of debating.” “There’s no enthusiasm for him.” “I did three events yesterday.” “Every one of them had more attendees than the Secretary of War’s event.” “I’ve got US Reps from Congress coming to my district and campaigning with me.” Thomas Massie Thomas Massie for Congress

Holden Culotta

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NBA Courtside

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What an epic opening to a press conference from John Calipari “When you’ve done this a long time and you’re in the business of young people, it is about the name on the back of the jersey. Yes, we’re doing it for Arkansas.. I’ve kind of been that way and done alright at every school I’ve been at. You can say it’s wrong. You can either be P’d off or be peed on.”

What an epic opening to a press conference from John Calipari “When you’ve done this a long time and you’re in the business of young people, it is about the name on the back of the jersey. Yes, we’re doing it for Arkansas.. I’ve kind of been that way and done alright at every school I’ve been at. You can say it’s wrong. You can either be P’d off or be peed on.”

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SHARP: “Every single Republican voted against Massie’s amendment and voted to give aid to Israel. Why is it only Democrats that [Massie] can work with on this?” GAETZ: “Republicans are concerned what might happen to them after watching what happened to Thomas Massie. Thomas Massie just had tens of millions of dollars dumped on his head in Kentucky and lost a district that he had won for more than a decade. I think it is a function of political fear.” WATCH The Anchormen NOW:

SHARP: “Every single Republican voted against Massie’s amendment and voted to give aid to Israel. Why is it only Democrats that [Massie] can work with on this?” GAETZ: “Republicans are concerned what might happen to them after watching what happened to Thomas Massie. Thomas Massie just had tens of millions of dollars dumped on his head in Kentucky and lost a district that he had won for more than a decade. I think it is a function of political fear.” WATCH The Anchormen NOW:

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Alexander Volkov explains why he thinks Dana White and the UFC “made things right” after his controversial loss to Ciryl Gane in 2024: "[Dana White] did good for me because you see how the fight with Cyril Gane and Thomas Aspinall went... He saved me from this, from all the bad things Ciryl does with all the cheating. We don't know if he does it on purpose or not, but he do it in every fight... Maybe he can't fight clean, but this is not good that fight to fight he does the same things. They just put him on the title again with a guy who never fought in heavyweight, and he, again, started punching wrong place in the head. I don't know what the reasons why they don't make any penalties for his dirty things in the fight. We should think about it."

Alexander Volkov explains why he thinks Dana White and the UFC “made things right” after his controversial loss to Ciryl Gane in 2024: "[Dana White] did good for me because you see how the fight with Cyril Gane and Thomas Aspinall went... He saved me from this, from all the bad things Ciryl does with all the cheating. We don't know if he does it on purpose or not, but he do it in every fight... Maybe he can't fight clean, but this is not good that fight to fight he does the same things. They just put him on the title again with a guy who never fought in heavyweight, and he, again, started punching wrong place in the head. I don't know what the reasons why they don't make any penalties for his dirty things in the fight. We should think about it."

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COACHES WATCH/READ THIS. Brentford’s Thomas Frank with some great insight on how he adjusts his team’s formation and defensive schemes based on the opposition but the game principles still remain consistent. He talks about marking man to man when defending from the front, and what he thinks are the benefits of defending with five players at the back. This is a really insightful video and we encourage you to spend four minutes viewing it.

COACHES WATCH/READ THIS. Brentford’s Thomas Frank with some great insight on how he adjusts his team’s formation and defensive schemes based on the opposition but the game principles still remain consistent. He talks about marking man to man when defending from the front, and what he thinks are the benefits of defending with five players at the back. This is a really insightful video and we encourage you to spend four minutes viewing it.

King Knight Education

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Dr. Paul Thomas: For every childhood vaccine, risk of death from vaccine far exceeds risk of death from disease Pediatrician Dr. Paul Thomas unveils shocking data that flips the vaccine narrative upside down. After diving into the numbers, he found a truth that’s hard to swallow: Unequivocally, for every single vaccine on the childhood schedule, the risk of death from the vaccine is far greater than the risk of dying from the disease it targets. Yes, across the board, vaccines pose a deadlier threat than the illnesses they’re meant to prevent. Parents dread losing their child to a preventable disease, but Dr. Thomas challenges: Why vaccinate when the data shows the cure is riskier than the disease? “If you’re afraid of your child dying, do not give them a vaccine. Period,” he states boldly. The evidence is clear. Beyond mortality, Dr. Thomas sounds the alarm on soaring severe autism rates, leaving countless children needing lifelong care and families grappling with immense challenges. Why are we turning a blind eye to this crisis? This isn’t about scaring parents—it’s about empowering them with data. Dr. Thomas calls for families to question the standard vaccine schedule and seek the truth for themselves. The numbers demand a reckoning.

Dr. Paul Thomas: For every childhood vaccine, risk of death from vaccine far exceeds risk of death from disease Pediatrician Dr. Paul Thomas unveils shocking data that flips the vaccine narrative upside down. After diving into the numbers, he found a truth that’s hard to swallow: Unequivocally, for every single vaccine on the childhood schedule, the risk of death from the vaccine is far greater than the risk of dying from the disease it targets. Yes, across the board, vaccines pose a deadlier threat than the illnesses they’re meant to prevent. Parents dread losing their child to a preventable disease, but Dr. Thomas challenges: Why vaccinate when the data shows the cure is riskier than the disease? “If you’re afraid of your child dying, do not give them a vaccine. Period,” he states boldly. The evidence is clear. Beyond mortality, Dr. Thomas sounds the alarm on soaring severe autism rates, leaving countless children needing lifelong care and families grappling with immense challenges. Why are we turning a blind eye to this crisis? This isn’t about scaring parents—it’s about empowering them with data. Dr. Thomas calls for families to question the standard vaccine schedule and seek the truth for themselves. The numbers demand a reckoning.

Camus

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Auburn 6’5 Guard Kevin Overton is one of the most underrated players in college basketball heading into next season. Overton had a strong Junior Season where he averaged 14/3/1 on 45/41/86 splits. Overton is one of the best shooters and shot makers in the country who has the ability to score on all 3 level’s as a shot creator, and off ball player while doing it with strong efficiency. Overton is a strong movement shooter for his height who is great at getting open from three with the ball in his hand’s, and he also has a strong pull-up jumper from the mid range while also attacking the rim. He’s also a skilled off the dribble creator who has the ability to make contested shots at a high level. Overton returned to Auburn where he’s set for a bigger role, and has the potential to be one of the top scorers and shooters in the country at 6’5. Overton was one of four High Major players this season to shoot 40% from three on 200 attempts and 57% at the rim on 40 made shots joining Darius Acuff, Pryce Sandfort, and Christian Anderson as the only other players.

Auburn 6’5 Guard Kevin Overton is one of the most underrated players in college basketball heading into next season. Overton had a strong Junior Season where he averaged 14/3/1 on 45/41/86 splits. Overton is one of the best shooters and shot makers in the country who has the ability to score on all 3 level’s as a shot creator, and off ball player while doing it with strong efficiency. Overton is a strong movement shooter for his height who is great at getting open from three with the ball in his hand’s, and he also has a strong pull-up jumper from the mid range while also attacking the rim. He’s also a skilled off the dribble creator who has the ability to make contested shots at a high level. Overton returned to Auburn where he’s set for a bigger role, and has the potential to be one of the top scorers and shooters in the country at 6’5. Overton was one of four High Major players this season to shoot 40% from three on 200 attempts and 57% at the rim on 40 made shots joining Darius Acuff, Pryce Sandfort, and Christian Anderson as the only other players.

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🚨 CLARENCE THOMAS DROPS TRUTH ON THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas just delivered a powerful defense of America’s founding document: He emphasized the beauty and importance of the Declaration of Independence, especially its opening statement that we are endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights. Thomas didn’t hold back, directly criticizing Progressivism for actively opposing the core principles of the Declaration: Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. He made it clear that the progressive movement fundamentally rejects the idea of God-given, unalienable rights in favor of government-granted privileges that can be taken away at any time. Justice Thomas continues to be one of the clearest, strongest voices on the Court defending originalism and the true meaning of our founding. The Declaration isn’t just old words on paper, it’s the soul of America. Unalienable rights come from God, not government. Well said, Justice Thomas

🚨 CLARENCE THOMAS DROPS TRUTH ON THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas just delivered a powerful defense of America’s founding document: He emphasized the beauty and importance of the Declaration of Independence, especially its opening statement that we are endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights. Thomas didn’t hold back, directly criticizing Progressivism for actively opposing the core principles of the Declaration: Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. He made it clear that the progressive movement fundamentally rejects the idea of God-given, unalienable rights in favor of government-granted privileges that can be taken away at any time. Justice Thomas continues to be one of the clearest, strongest voices on the Court defending originalism and the true meaning of our founding. The Declaration isn’t just old words on paper, it’s the soul of America. Unalienable rights come from God, not government. Well said, Justice Thomas

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