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39 Hilarious Black Twitter Moments From July
39 Hilarious Black Twitter Moments From July

Buzz Feed

time11 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Buzz Feed

39 Hilarious Black Twitter Moments From July

1. Them damn AI images only gonna make it hotter — Qui-Gon Jim (@jimbojd4) July 1, 2025 Twitter: @jimbojd4 2. Me being 35 is crazy. My mama had me at 35. She had a whole family. And I HAVE NOTHING…Whitney Houston. — THE SOCIAL BIBLE 📖 (@alexactivated) July 1, 2025 Twitter: @alexactivated 3. By laying down for a lil second — penelope (@PennyJam_) July 2, 2025 Twitter: @PennyJam_ 4. I wonder if there's a 'big hat clause' in Cree Summer's contracts 😭 — 𝕴𝖟𝖆, 𝕷𝖆𝖘𝖙 𝖔𝖋 𝕳𝖎𝖘 𝕹𝖆𝖒𝖊 (@isaiahbeenlost) July 2, 2025 Twitter: @isaiahbeenlost 5. Lake Lanier every Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day weekends — Sleepy (@TheSleepyCuhz) July 5, 2025 Twitter: @TheSleepyCuhz 6. jim legxacy song title — #YB #OUTNOW (@EHSIDaArtist) July 6, 2025 Twitter: @EHSIDaArtist 7. Clipse/Superman week begins — Sport (@BeenRichSport) July 7, 2025 Twitter: @BeenRichSport 8. this the greed they talk about in the bible — RK Jackson | Atlanta 🛸 (@theerkj) July 6, 2025 Twitter: @theerkj 9. You gotta be more specific, babes — alex. (@Alexxx_Joseph) July 7, 2025 Twitter: @Alexxx_Joseph 10. i've never seen a hidden face done on a girl before 😭😭 and fire??? is she satan?? — rebecca (@abcdrih) July 7, 2025 Twitter: @abcdrih 11. wrong. nothing beats a jet2 holiday — ogochukwu to wo bullion van (@Krys__tiana) July 7, 2025 Twitter: @Krys__tiana 12. awww kenny has no idea he about to lose a tooth every time he speaks on jana, & he about to grow toes all over his body. this spell was expensive but the witch let me do klarna 😘 — folake aina (@f0lake) July 29, 2025 Twitter: @f0lake 13. I went to dinner yesterday and had to pay for a takeaway indicator — Habibakatsha (@Habibakatsha) July 8, 2025 Twitter: @Habibakatsha 14. They saying Justin Bieber dropping To Pimp A Matcha Latte — armon (@armonsadler) July 10, 2025 Twitter: @armonsadler 15. fitz & olivia while the country was in shambles — 🦋 (@EXOY2K) July 11, 2025 Twitter: @EXOY2K 16. — ⋆.˚ 𖦹 tiff 𓆉 (@femmewife4lyfe) July 11, 2025 Twitter: @femmewife4lyfe 17. oooouuu look at me i'm Klay Thompson, I'm 6'5, I'm rich, l have 4 championship rings and l get to date Megan Thee Stallion MAN FUCK YOU — M ☆ (@duskgumi) July 12, 2025 Twitter: @duskgumi 18. The original BLACK PINK! — 💫 (@heyjaeee) July 14, 2025 Twitter: @heyjaeee 19. Robert Downey JR — Sweet Tea Papíí (@stp_301) July 14, 2025 Twitter: @stp_301 20. 4 sneezes in a row is clout chasing. wrap it up — Zabby ♡ (@Africanzabby) July 14, 2025 Twitter: @Africanzabby 21. Fantastic what — philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) July 15, 2025 Twitter: @Phil_Lewis_ 22. — VEREM (@Veremthegreat) July 15, 2025 Twitter: @Veremthegreat 23. niggas are in — solo©️ (@souloradio) July 15, 2025 Twitter: @souloradio 24. She grabbed this hat right outta Steve's closet lmao — Jordyn (@jrdynjy) July 16, 2025 Twitter: @jrdynjy 25. That much money. He could've had Coldplay come to the crib. — Roy Wood Jr- Ex Jedi (@roywoodjr) July 17, 2025 Twitter: @roywoodjr 26. Oh @Wayfair you are so weird — J.C. Carter show (@CarterJahad) July 17, 2025 Twitter: @CarterJahad 27. Y'all watched that video, but all I saw was two vacancies. 🤞🏾🥹🏃🏾‍♂️ — Taiwo (@tayenaija) July 17, 2025 Twitter: @tayenaija 28. Let me tell you right now, Fitz wasn't finna duck 😭 — miss gurl (@shes_rADIAnt) July 18, 2025 Twitter: @shes_rADIAnt 29. God if I eat bread again strike me down — E🤍 (@totallynotems_) July 18, 2025 Twitter: @totallynotems_ 30. N*gger things? — db 🖤 (@dbcxptures) July 19, 2025 Twitter: @dbcxptures 31. That morning run after a successful Coldplay concert. — Uncle Ruckus (@Emarged) July 18, 2025 Twitter: @Emarged 32. I judged my father too harshly for falling asleep on the couch at 8pm after work — S✰ (@ssstylar) July 23, 2025 Twitter: @ssstylar 33. TMZ will find out you're dead before you do — Pastor Kyle. (@itsqail) July 24, 2025 Twitter: @itsqail 34. Fantastic 4 was cool…they should've had Latto play Sue Storm — Lord (@lordtaylorvb) July 25, 2025 Twitter: @lordtaylorvb 35. Galactus when he's consuming the Earth and he takes a bite out of Atlanta — pb&jeremy (@Pisces_Prince_) July 28, 2025 Twitter: @Pisces_Prince_ 36. — THE OHIO STATE, NATIONAL CHAMPS (@FlowsAndolini) July 28, 2025 Twitter: @FlowsAndolini 37. Jean and Wanda after fighting Franklin Richards — 𝔇𝔦𝔳𝔞𝔉𝔢𝔪𝔪𝔢 ★ ★ ★ (@cainharts) July 28, 2025 Twitter: @cainharts 38. Sending this to my drummer and telling him he's on thin ice. — Dionne Warwick (@dionnewarwick) July 28, 2025 Twitter: @dionnewarwick 39. Rose and Jack — BURN IT ALL 4 SUE STORM ᗢ | WNCel⚔️ (@haniimhome) July 29, 2025 Twitter: @haniimhome 40. 'Let's get a table outside' Me: — Timmy&Jimmy (@mickeywon234) July 30, 2025 Twitter: @mickeywon234

Braun "not there" on replacing Marion County prosecutor
Braun "not there" on replacing Marion County prosecutor

Axios

time11 hours ago

  • Politics
  • Axios

Braun "not there" on replacing Marion County prosecutor

Despite recent criticism of Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears, Gov. Mike Braun says he has no plans to appoint a special prosecutor. Why it matters: It would take legislative action to enable Braun to replace Mears, but the governor seems to have softened his stance on Mears ever so slightly after placing the blame for recent violence squarely at the prosecutor's office door. "I don't think we're there," Braun told reporters last week about pursuing legislative action to replace Mears. "I think that there's going to be enough proactiveness; I'm hoping." Catch up quick: Mears was elected prosecutor by the Marion County Democratic Party in a 2019 caucus to replace Terry Curry, who resigned for health reasons. Immediately, Mears ruffled conservatives by announcing he would stop prosecuting low-level marijuana possession charges. That sparked talk among Republicans of "noncompliant" prosecutors. Yes, but: Mears was re-elected in the 2022 general election. Between the lines: IMPD called in the State Police for help over the violent July 4th weekend in Indy. Braun blamed the violence on Mears and Mayor Joe Hogsett and said on July 16 that holding "noncompliant prosecutors accountable" was the next step in his public safety legislative agenda. Reality check: Mears told reporters after a hearing two days later that he'd never had a conversation with Braun. What they're saying:"I'm hoping the cue is being taken by the folks within the jurisdiction that [they] should be doing it to where they don't need state help," Braun told reporters last week. "But we're not going to just stand by idly and do nothing if things don't get measurably better." The other side:"The Marion County Prosecutor's Office continues to perform at the highest level," Michael Leffler, spokesperson for the office, told Axios in an email. "The office prosecuted nearly 19,000 criminal cases last year. In 2024, we took 247 cases to trial, which constitutes approximately 25% of all criminal trials in the entire state of Indiana, while maintaining a 94% conviction rate for murder trials, 84% for sex crimes, 83% for attempted murder, and 88% for gun cases." "The top five most tried cases in Marion County last year were murder, battery, domestic battery, child molesting and possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon. We will continue to be a leader in taking crimes of violence, especially the most serious offenses, to trial."

Wealthy residents of glitzy mountain town rage that 14 new PARKING spaces have ruined its 'vibe'
Wealthy residents of glitzy mountain town rage that 14 new PARKING spaces have ruined its 'vibe'

Daily Mail​

time24-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • Daily Mail​

Wealthy residents of glitzy mountain town rage that 14 new PARKING spaces have ruined its 'vibe'

An ultra-exclusive mountain town has been left bitterly divided after officials developed a row of new parking spaces. Telluride, nestled in Colorado 's San Juan Mountains, is a famed summer getaway for billionaires, celebrities, and Silicon Valley moguls. In April the town added 14 new paid diagonal parking spaces on a section near its main street as part of a pilot program. It was hoped that the extra spaces would alleviate an increase in demand in the historic downtown area, creating more spaces in the high-traffic area. The spaces have been slammed by those who own or occupy homes along the road, citing safety concerns, congestion and negative effects on the town's aesthetic. Rosie Cusack, a resident of 29 years, told The Denver Post: 'The diagonal parking creates a negative visual impact as you arrive into town. It's like this terrible vibe.' Her main issue is the lack of transparency around the new spaces and the installation of the parking meters. She believes the town used the pilot program as an excuse to bring in new things without actually consulting residents. An anonymous local has also taken to placing yellow signs near the spaces, implying there is a wealth gap between those against the spaces, and those in favor. One sign reads: 'Sorry your generational wealth can't protect you from angled Toyotas'. Another said: 'Diagonal parking isn't a bad idea, but letting wealth dictate urban planning is.' It isn't all anger over the new spaces however, with Currie Parnell, who works nearby at a music store, saying they've helped bring in customers to the store. Parnell said: 'We see a huge influx of business around festivals and July 4th. Foot traffic and car traffic picks up this time of year, so it really satisfies that demand.' The town had installed a parking garage only a few years ago, but in Parnell's view the angled spaces over a quicker 'more straightforward' solution. At a town hotel meeting on, fierce critics expressed their disdain for the parking spaces to officials. According to the Post, one local suggested that council members had a 'premanufactured positive bias' of the pilot and they were forcing through the spaces. Resident Erik Dalton added: 'Ninety percent of my residential neighborhood – which is two blocks, it's small – is against this. I don't know what more we can do to show you guys this.' Council member Geneva Shaunette was also accused of ethical misconduct for submitting her own positive feedback on the spaces. Shaunette lives nears the spaces, writing: 'I love the diagonal parking because I have only had to park on a side street once this entire summer. 'Otherwise, I'm able to park within 5 spaces of my front door. As a G permit holder, I have really felt the increase in space.' The town attorney made it clear that Shaunette was not breaching any code of conduct by giving her own opinion. Deputy town manager Hayden Brodowsky told the meeting that he would continue to collect data throughout the summer over the new spaces. According to Brodowsky, despite what some locals said, there have been no safety issues observed by authorities due to the new spaces. The town has changed in recent years into a playground for the one percent, with $20 million ranches, private hiking trails and a paparazzi free summer for celebs. With limited commercial flights, Telluride is perfect for private jets, which isn't a problem for its residents, including Oprah Winfrey, who owns four properties there. The upcoming arrival of a Four Seasons — the first five-star hotel and luxe condo development in over 15 years — is a sign of what's to come.

I'm a deals hunter — 5 queen mattresses under $400 to shop this weekend
I'm a deals hunter — 5 queen mattresses under $400 to shop this weekend

Tom's Guide

time19-07-2025

  • Business
  • Tom's Guide

I'm a deals hunter — 5 queen mattresses under $400 to shop this weekend

At Tom's Guide we're experts at spotting mattress deals, so even though the July 4th and Prime Day sales have come to an end, we've found a saving for every sleep style. Including the Cool Gel all-foam mattress only $348 for a queen at Amazon — perfect for the summer heatwaves. These budget beds might not have the the durability of the best mattresses we've tested, but they should still deliver sleep comfort. And they all either come from brands we've tried and recommended or have a bucket load of positive customer reviews. Every mattress in this guide is under $400 for a queen, so if you're looking to spruce up your spare room, these are the best mattress sales to please both your guests and your wallet. 1. Cool Gel 12" Memory Foam Mattress (queen): was $368 now $348 at AmazonStruggling to sleep in the summer heat? While the budget-friendly Cool Gel Mattress might not have the impressive temperature regulation of our top-rated cooling mattresses, we think it should still help you enjoy a more refreshing night's rest. And it won't break the bank, with a queen now only $348 at Amazon. Reviews indicate the 12" model is on the firm side of medium-firm so if you want something more plush, upgrade to the 14" option, now $509 for a queen (down from $569.) 2. Serta Five Star Tranquility 10" Plush Mattress (queen): was $499 now $374 at AmazonYou'll need an Amazon Prime account to snag this saving but for members, the queen Serta Five Star 10" is now only $374 (and if you aren't a member, we have all you need to know about joining Amazon Prime.) From Serta, the Five Star Mattress uses a multi-layered design to pair support with cushioning. Serta claims this model is 'Plush' which should give it a pressure-relieving feel similar to our favorite mattresses for side sleepers. There are rare savings across the line-up and if you want the true Five Star experience, consider upgrading to the 12" Plush, now $419.30 for a queen (was $599.) 3. Brooklyn Bedding 12" Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress (queen): was $504 now $268 at WalmartBrooklyn Bedding makes some of the best hybrid mattress we've tested and this budget-friendly model is ideal for a guest room (or a college dorm, if you need a mattress for the kids that are flying the nest.) Reviews suggest the 12" model delivers a medium firmness that should suit back and side sleepers. If you have a bigger budget, the Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex mattress line-up will deliver better durability. But for an affordable sleep solution, this is a bargain at $268 for a queen. 4. EGOHOME 12" Memory Foam Mattress (queen): was $429.99 now $329 at AmazonWe recently got our hands on this bed and our EGOHOME Black Memory Foam Mattress review team agreed the body-hugging comfort could rival some of the best memory foam mattresses we've tested, particularly for side sleepers. While it was slightly cheaper during Amazon Prime Day (when we saw a queen drop to $311), with a less than $20 price difference we still think this is an impressive deal and worth taking advantage of. 5. Zinus Spa Sensations Green Tea 10" Memory Foam Mattress (queen): was $288 now $168 at WalmartThis isn't the exact same model we tested in our Zinus Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress review but we think it will deliver a similar cushy comfort that's ideal for side sleepers. As a budget all-foam bed with a sink-in feel we suspect it will have a tendency to trap heat, so you might want to invest in cooling bedding to see you through the summer. And with a queen only $168 in Walmart's rollback sale, you should have room in the budget for some of our favorite cooling sheets.

MatchAwards Celebrates Independence Day by Championing Economic Freedom for America's Small Businesses
MatchAwards Celebrates Independence Day by Championing Economic Freedom for America's Small Businesses

Business Insider

time14-07-2025

  • Business
  • Business Insider

MatchAwards Celebrates Independence Day by Championing Economic Freedom for America's Small Businesses

Fayetteville, NC, July 14th, 2025, FinanceWire Veteran-Owned Platform Honors July 4th by Democratizing Access to $2.3 Trillion in Government Opportunities, Embodying the Founding Principles of Equal Opportunity As America celebrates 249 years of independence, MatchAwards, the AI-powered platform connecting small businesses to government contracts and grants, reaffirms its commitment to economic freedom and equal opportunity – core principles that built our nation. Founded by veterans who understand the true meaning of service, MatchAwards recognizes that economic independence remains as vital today as political independence was in 1776. The platform's mission to democratize access to government opportunities directly supports the founding vision of a nation where success is determined by merit, not connections. 'Independence Day reminds us that America was built on the principle that everyone deserves an equal opportunity to pursue prosperity,' said Clarence E. Briggs, CEO of MatchAwards. 'Just as our founders fought against systems that favored the privileged few, we're using AI and technology to level the playing field for the 34.8 million small businesses that represent the backbone of American entrepreneurship.' The Modern Fight for Economic Independence Today's small businesses face challenges that echo the revolutionary era: powerful entities controlling access to opportunities, complex bureaucratic systems that favor insiders, and barriers that prevent merit-based competition. The federal mandate requiring 23% of contracts go to small businesses exists precisely because systemic inequities persist in government procurement. MatchAwards addresses these challenges through technology that embodies American values: Veteran Leadership, Patriotic Mission As a veteran-owned company operating since 1995, Advanced Internet Technologies (AIT) built MatchAwards with the same principles that guide military service: duty, honor, and commitment to something greater than individual gain. 'Our military taught us that true strength comes from empowering others to succeed,' said Mike Noble, COO of MatchAwards. 'That's exactly what MatchAwards does – we give every small business the tools to compete and thrive in the marketplace that their tax dollars help fund.' Technology Serving the American Dream The platform's 70,000+ registered users represent the diversity and entrepreneurial spirit that define America. From Main Street retailers to innovative tech startups, MatchAwards users embody the same pioneering spirit that drove the founders to declare independence and build a nation on the principle that merit, not birthright, determines success. The upcoming launch of the MAPU token further advances this mission by creating a productivity-based cryptocurrency that correlates value with real economic activity – ensuring that those who contribute to America's economic growth benefit from that success. A Declaration of Economic Independence This July 4th, MatchAwards issues its own declaration: that in the digital age, economic independence requires technological tools that serve all Americans, not just the privileged few. The platform stands as proof that American ingenuity can solve American problems – creating transparency where corruption once thrived, opportunity where barriers once stood, and prosperity where only struggle existed. 'Every small business that succeeds through MatchAwards is living proof that the American Dream endures,' Briggs added. 'That's the most patriotic outcome we could ask for.' Celebrating American Innovation This Independence Day Users can visit to join the platform that's making economic independence accessible to all American businesses. 'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all businesses are created equal, that they are endowed with certain unalienable rights, that among these are access to opportunities, the pursuit of prosperity, and the freedom to compete on merit.' – MatchAwards Independence Day Declaration, 2025. About MatchAwards Founded by veterans and powered by three decades of technological expertise, MatchAwards democratizes access to government contracts, grants, and business opportunities through AI-powered matching technology. The platform serves over 70,000 users nationwide, embodying the American principles of equal opportunity, innovation, and merit-based success. Contact

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