Nick Chase @nickychasing

@F1 @LewisHamilton @ScuderiaFerrari Well done Sir Lewis 👏

FIRST WIN IN RED ❤️ #F1 #BarcelonaGP

HERO!!! This is Pauls Valley High School (Oklahoma) Principal Kirk Moore. Yesterday, he tackled a would-be school shooter and was shot. Because of Principal Moore, no one else was hurt. He is recovering in the hospital. The suspect is in jail.

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The FBI honors Supervisory Special Agent Melissa S. Morrow, who responded to the American Airlines Flight 77 crash at the Pentagon following the September 11 attacks. She died on this day in 2018 from an illness attributed to her work. fbi.gov/history/wall-o…

Today, our nation lays to rest a brave Floridian, who gave his life in service to his country. Major Cody Khork was a patriot, a soldier, and a son. We are forever grateful for his service and sacrifice.

Desmond Doss refused to carry a weapon in World War II. Many soldiers mocked him. Later, he would save 75 of them during a night of hell, in a place called Hacksaw Ridge. Desmond was born in 1919 in Lynchburg, Virginia. A quiet Seventh day Adventist who believed deeply in the commandment not to k*II. When World War II began, he enlisted in the U.S. Army as a combat medic. Other soldiers in his unit did not trust him, they called him a coward. Some tried to force him out of the Army because he refused to carry a rifle. But Doss refused to quit. May 5, 1945. Okinawa. American forces attacked the steep cliffs of the Maeda Escarpment, known as Hacksaw Ridge. Japanese defenders waited above with machine guns, mortars, and grenades. The assault turned into chaos. Men were cut down everywhere. American troops were forced to retreat, leaving wounded soldiers trapped on the battlefield. Desmond Doss stayed behind; alone. Through darkness and gunfire, he crawled across the battletield searching for wounded men. He treated their wounds, lifted them onto a rope litter, then lowered them slowly down the cliff to safety; one soldier at a time. Again and again he whispered the same prayer. "Please Lord, help me get one more." Hour after hour he worked while bullets cracked. By morning, 75 soldiers were alive because of him. The same men who once mocked him now refused to climb the ridge again unless Doss went with them. Desmond Doss received the Medal of Honor in 1945. He saved dozens of lives without ever firing a single sh0t. 🙏♥️🇺🇸

God bless our military 🎖️🪖

81 years ago today, the volcanic island of Iwo Jima is declared secured by US forces. 🇺🇸 More than 6,800 Marines died fighting for the island, along with almost all the 21,000 Japanese defenders.🪖 Iwo Jima provided the AAF with strategically important airfields. ✈️

Each winter from November through February, hundreds of bald eagles migrate to the Lake Coeur d’Alene area in Idaho, drawn by spawning kokanee salmon. 🦅 Photo by Derek Butler

A few days after her arrival, Olympic (#Titanic's sister) left New York for Liverpool, on 11 January 1918, with American soldiers on board. The ship would make several connections between England (and Brest too) & New York to bring American soldiers to Europe for WWI. 📸 1: 1919

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Rest in Peace Roscoe Hamilton, a true star in his own right ✨ Lewis Hamilton’s beloved Roscoe brought smiles to the paddock and warmed the hearts of fans all over the world. Our thoughts are with Lewis during this difficult time. Rest easy Roscoe, from paddock pup to Dogue icon, thank you for the pawprints you left on all of our hearts 🐾♥️

Celebratory pint, bell rung, hopefully for last time cheers to all 🎉🥳🍺🔔👩🏼‍❤️‍👨🏼

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Thanks so much for the love and support. Please keep Roscoe in your thoughts and prayers

For the first time in more than a century, artifacts have been recovered from Britannic which sank in 1916 after striking a German mine during WW1. Artifacts will be part of the National Museum of Underwater Antiquities in Piraeus, Athens, currently under construction. #Titanic

Another lap completed for Esteban! Happy Birthday to you @OconEsteban 🥳 #F1

Same here @TimBrando. We will need a few hours and quite a few beers to get through all of the Coach Leach stories, but I look forward to it!

Tim Brando @TimBrando

11 months ago

Really enjoyed our pregame convo yesterday Cody. Next time let’s add some time for some Coach Leach stories shall we? He’d love to know all this was going on in Lubbock, and I’m sure he does. You’ve got a great Head man in @JoeyMcGuireTTU and the CFB world is soon gonna find

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Through the article below, we were thrilled to learn that @GregSankey has finally expressed willingness to engage in a discussion about amending the Sports Broadcasting Act! This law has not been updated in nearly 65 years, and we all know that a lot has changed in sports media since way back then! To address his specific concerns: 1. There is no legal or commercial necessity to upend, interrupt, or break the current media deals and/or to disband the conferences. Changing this law will simply provide opportunity for ALL of the conferences to make much more money as their current media deals expire, which should be something they ALL want - We KNOW they all need the money. Athletic department deficits in ALL of conferences are staggeringly large in the status quo. 2. Yes, media rights were once unified (before the mid 80’s). Again, a lot has changed since then. Those were the days when we all only had 3 TV stations and we had to tune into watch games with our rabbit-ear antennas. Most games were broadcast only on the radio. Come on, man!! 3. There is DEFINITELY more money that can be made through modifying the SBA. Virtually all media experts, institutions, non-profits, and other groups that have commissioned extensive (and expensive) studies (including Saving College Sports) have concluded that the conservative financial benefit would be an additional $7B per year in revenue added to the system. These are not made up numbers. They are based on empirical, hard data, they are real, and they are massive! If we modify the SBA, conferences like the SEC and BIG 10 will make a huge amount of additional money per school ($tens of millions), and the smaller schools will have enough to survive. This additional money will allow payments to be made pursuant to the House Settlement, and will leave enough money to fund roster spots and scholarships in women’s sports and Olympic sports. Without changes to this antiquated law, some very painful and very harmful cuts are inevitable, hundreds of thousands of kids will lose the opportunity to play sports, and hundreds of schools and communities will be hurt. Let’s have a conversation and Save College Sports!! al.com/sec/2025/09/se…

Olympic, the only ship of her class to have “met” her sisters: - #Titanic in Belfast, when Olympic returned to repair her lost propeller blade in March 1912, - Britannic during her fitting out in Belfast in 1914 and again at Southampton in 1916.

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@Ak65Andy Well deserved 👏

Claude Monet