Your Sunday champions ????
— First Serve Tennis (@FirstServeTnnis) September 22, 2024
???? Beatriz Haddad Maia
???? Rebecca Šramková #KoreaOpen #ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/KgRvja7ySW
GAME ON ??
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
What a response from Haddad Maia!#KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/hz2fhm1zsA
Bia is NEVER letting go of her trophy ????#KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/CWmlNcVgtd
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
She'll rise from #17 to #12 in the new rankings.
?? weeks ??
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
?? finals ??
?? title ??
?? @RebeccaSramkova #ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/RrCXQ6v0jJ
On the run ?????
— wta (@WTA) September 21, 2024
What a get from @RebeccaSramkova! #ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/Bq3QuV1F4M
Sramkova's back-to-back career-best weeks, which started with her ranked #136, will see her next jump from #102 to a career-best (by a long way, as her previous high was #89 in May) #61 this coming week.
Adelaide, Abu Dhabi, Charleston, Eastbourne, SEOUL!
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) September 21, 2024
Daria Kasatkina reaches her 5th WTA500 final of 2024 with a 6-3, 6-4 win over compatriot Diana Shnaider at the Korea Open.
Solid stuff from Dasha this week after not winning back-to-back matches since Wimbledon. pic.twitter.com/RI7nL6OemQ
Kasatkina was just 2-4 on hard courts this summer after finishing up a good 8-2 grass court run that included her lone title on the season (Eastbourne), so the Hordette's run to the Seoul final counts as a fine rebound result, but it once again feels as if she left something unclaimed on the table. Wins over Hailey Baptiste, Emma Raducanu (who ret. after a set) and Diana Shnaider put Kasatkina into her fifth final of the season (just one off the tour lead). She got there without dropping a set, but her loss to Beatriz Haddad Maia after leading the Brazilian 6-1/3-1 adds another result to a season ledger filled with "almost" moments. Despite all the finals, Kasatkina has claimed just one title in '24, even while her results on the "regular" tour (w/ 28-15 non-major record) have served to make up for a disappointing slam campaign that included no second week appearances (5-4 overall) despite her spending the entire season ranked in the Top 20 and currently nipping at the heels of a return to the Top 10. Kasatkina moves up to #11 on Monday, just 141 points behind #10 Barbora Krejcikova; while she's also #10 (#11 in the queue) in the WTA Points Race. The Russian has played in the WTAF just once in her career, in 2022.
So nonchalant ??@DKasatkina | #KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/NiD4ij7u1V
— wta (@WTA) September 21, 2024
Big win, big ROAR ???
— wta (@WTA) September 20, 2024
A week that keeps on giving for Arianne Hartono as she books a place into her first ever Hologic WTA Tour semifinal!#ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/SCgh1ft2mt
Bien peleado, Rebeka ??
— Tenis España (@RFETenis) September 20, 2024
Más de dos horas después, Masárová se queda en los cuartos de final del #WTA del Thailand Open, con derrota 6-3 6-4 ante la alemana Laura Siegemund
?? @WTA pic.twitter.com/F3f6IUBrwH
Masarova reached the Guangzhou QF at this stage a year ago, so she gets no rankings bump and will remain stationary just inside the Top 120 in the coming week. Her '23 Cluj SF points defense still looms in late October, though she'll have to maintain those points in one of the Asian swing events since Cluj has migrated across the WTA schedule since last fall (to this past February). One other note: the Swiss-born Masarova represented Switzerland from 2013-17 after having played under the Slovakian tag early in her formulative years (her father is Slovak), then switched to Spain in 2018 (her mother is Spanish) after developing her game under the Swiss federation's watch (during which she won the RG junior title, and reached the AO girls' final). I just noticed this week that the 25-year old is listed as apparently starting to represent Slovakia again in 2025, though I haven't been able to find anything that gives any details on that. At any rate, this is just another reason why the whole placing of flags next to players' names in draws/scorelines is virtually meaningless in real time.
.@LauraSiegemund into her first Hologic WTA Tour event final since July 2023 ??#ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/HEUKRoc9Mk
— wta (@WTA) September 21, 2024
Nothing like a good ol' chip and charge ??@laurasiegemund | #ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/tkhnbfeDWl
— wta (@WTA) September 21, 2024
Siegemund will lift her ranking back into the Top 70 on Monday.
Making major moves in Seoul ??
— wta (@WTA) September 21, 2024
Veronika Kudermetova reaches her first semifinal of the year and will face Haddad Maia for a spot in the championship match. #KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/MpK7SaynEP
Three match points saved by Zidansek!!!
— wta (@WTA) September 20, 2024
Into the final stages of the deciding set against Podoroska ??#ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/tZAdVJPnB6
A former world #22 and 2021 RG semifinalist, Ziadansek (#261 heading into Week 38) reached her first tour-level QF/SF of the season in Hua Hin, prevailing over Tatiana Prozorova, Katie Volynets and Nadia Podoroska en route to her best result since an Adelaide SF three seasons ago. Against Podoroska, Zidansek won in 3:41 after the Argentine had been up a set and a break twice in the 2nd, twice served for the win in the 3rd and held four MP before the Slovenian forced and won a deciding TB. With her most recent WTA final appearance coming back in the summer of '21 when she won Lausanne, Zidansek's run ended in a round short of playing for the title as she fell in straight sets to Rebecca Sramkova, but she'll nearly return to the Top 200 in the new rankings.
Now you see it, now you don't ??
— wta (@WTA) September 21, 2024
Diana Shnaider unleashes a massive forehand winner! #KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/0GHEaaBjcL
Bend it like Shnaider ??#KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/25fZYhfhzj
— wta (@WTA) September 21, 2024
Seoul proved to be a proving ground for *both* Kudermetova sisters, as 21-year old Polina lost in qualifying but played her way into her maiden tour-level QF as a lucky loser. The Hordette opened with a win over Priscilla Hon, then followed up with her first career Top 50 victory over Ekaterina Alexandrova before falling in straights to Beatriz Haddad Maia, nixing what would have been an all-Kudermetova SF. Haddad Maia then defeated Veronika later in the day on Saturday, too.
An error-strewn performance from Polina Kudermetova as she competed in the biggest match of her career thus far, with the nerves being overwhelming.
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) September 21, 2024
46 unforced errors in a tough 2-6, 1-6 loss to Beatriz Haddad Maia, but overall it's a great run!
[??: Jung Yeon-je/AFP] pic.twitter.com/oGjOqLEcHO
Kudermetova will rise from #163 to a new career high of #126.
??Seven months away from the courts.
— Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar (@rnadalacademy) September 22, 2024
???? And in her second tournament, Alina Korneeva wins the ??!
????Congratulations on winning the Caldas da Rainha @ITFTennis ???? 100K!
Let’s go for the next goals! VAMOS?? pic.twitter.com/o6Ejphb0Wk
Alina Korneeva beats compatriot Anastasia Zakharova, whom she reached the Monastir doubles final with last week, 6-1, 6-4 to win the ITFW100 Caldas da Rainha Ladies Open!
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) September 22, 2024
Great run from both ladies who are set to receive a boost in their rankings on Monday. pic.twitter.com/3HySQxxuKE
?? KOSTOVIC ???? and PREDA ???? 18&U EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS ??
— Tennis Europe (@TennisEurope) September 22, 2024
??
(1) Luca Preda ???? d.
(11) Jacopo Vasami ????
6-3 6-1
??
(1) Teodora Kostovic ???? d.
(4) Alena Kovackova ????
6-1 6-0#congrats #EJCtennis24 pic.twitter.com/Hjc1mcnEeM
?? Champions in Hua Hin ??
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
Top seeds Anna Danilina and @Khromacheva clinch the doubles title! #ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/dmjK6utzi2
The title gives Khromacheva a WTA-best fifth WD title (her seven finals also top the tour) in '24 (Danilina is one back with four, tied w/ Cristina Bucsa and Katerina Siniakova), and the pair are tied for the most wins by a duo with three. They've picked up two 125 event titles together this year, as well.
Anna Danilina & Irina Khromacheva
— WTA Thailand Open (@ThailandOpenHH) September 22, 2024
2024 Thailand Open doubles champions! ?? ??#ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/XmG9n1h6Jy
In Seoul, Melichar-Martinez entered a doubles event without Ellen Perez's name next to her own in the draw for the first time since May of last year, a string of 36 tournament appearances, during which the duo reached nine finals, winning the most recent two this spring (Perez went home to AUS following the U.S. Open after five straight months on the road). It turned out pretty well, as the U.S. veteran teamed with Samsonova to win career title #15, her third of '24. The pair won a MTB over #2 seeded Olmos/Panova in the 2nd Round, then swept through the SF/F without dropping a set, handing Miyu Kato & Zhang Shuai a dominating 6-1/6-0 defeat in the final (taking the final 12 games). While Samsononva picks up her second career tour WD title, Melichar-Martinez has now won in three straight finals (after San Diego and Bad Homburg w/ Perez) after previously droppeng ten straight stretching back to the '22 season.
12 straight games won to seal the title!
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) September 22, 2024
Liudmila Samsonova and Nicole Melichar-Martinez beat Miyu Kato and Zhang Shuai 6-1, 6-0 from 0-1* down, winning the Korea Open on their debut as a team.
What a great week for them with Lyuda gaining some valuable match time! pic.twitter.com/XRDnQqQ2hJ
Nicole Melichar-Martinez of the United States and Liudmila Samsonova of Russia won the doubles event at the 2024 Hana Bank Korea Open on Sunday. https://t.co/xfpUgg3TMx
— The Korea JoongAng Daily (@JoongAngDaily) September 22, 2024
Melichar-Martinez & Perez stand 6th in the Doubles Race for a spot in the eight-team field at the WTAF in Riyadh. They reached the final in the '23 event in Cancun.
The first Tour-level match since 2011 to last longer than FOUR HOURS ??@laurasiegemund defeats No.5 seed Wang Xiyu in Hua Hin after 4h9m!#ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/ghtj7eBiTW
— wta (@WTA) September 18, 2024
From 1-6 1-3 down ????Beatriz Haddad Maia wins 11 of the last 13 games to defeat Daria Kasatkina for the WTA 500 title in Seoul
— TennisONE App (@TennisONEApp) September 22, 2024
Bia has done well in the last 3 events: Cleveland 250 F, US Open QF, Seoul??
Kasatkina #10 in WTA Race
Haddad Maia #17 in Race
pic.twitter.com/iNHFsq2X05
This title means so much to Beatriz Haddad Maia ??#KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/acvKGjkRoe
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
?? 3h41 match time
— wta (@WTA) September 20, 2024
?? 4 match points saved
?? Into the semifinals
Zidansek comes through a tight #ThailandOpen battle against Podoroska ?? pic.twitter.com/OQt8qEfA4a
3 hours later ??
— wta (@WTA) September 19, 2024
World No.119 Masarova beats 3rd seed Wang to reach the #ThailandOpen quarterfinals ?? pic.twitter.com/h4Dq9vnjJS
Rebecca's MOMENT ????@RebeccaSramkova has won her maiden Hologic WTA Tour title in Hua Hin! #ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/rhEqzpBPbG
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
OH STOP IT, @RebeccaSramkova ????#ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/oG7w1uXTEq
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
Sramkova is the first Slovak singles champ on tour since Anna Karolina Schmiedlova won in Bogota in 2018.
Finally a champion ??
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
Very well deserved, @RebeccaSramkova ?? #ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/lIoVrIM9GS
UPSET ALERT ??
— WTA Thailand Open (@ThailandOpenHH) September 17, 2024
After a rain suspension, Mai Hontama comes back stronger to upset top seed Dayana Yastremska in a thrilling 7-6, 7-5 victory! ???????#ThailandOpen pic.twitter.com/UaAjf7CJUW
Baptiste wins the all-American battle in straight sets against Stephens ??#KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/eJ4gWZoZQf
— wta (@WTA) September 17, 2024
Thrilling ending, thrilling match ??#KoreaOpen | @EmmaRaducanu | @Peyton_Stearns pic.twitter.com/OvPh2Sws3G
— wta (@WTA) September 17, 2024
?? ITF W75 Perth ???? Singles Champion ??
— The First Serve (@TheFirstServeAU) September 22, 2024
Top seed ???? Talia Gibson goes back to back in her native WA def ???? Eri Shimizu 6-2, 6-4, her 10th match win a row.
- 7th ITF singles title.
- +14 rankings spots to a CH ‘129’ Live #TheFirstServe pic.twitter.com/V7iUa6QUsO
SOLANA SIERRA ES PROFETA EN SU TIERRA??????
— Mundo Tenis (@andresghisolfo) September 22, 2024
La marplatense @sierra_solana ???? derrotó a Pedone (ITA) por 6-2 y 6-2 en poco más de una hora de juego y se coronó CAMPEONA ?? del W50 de San Miguel de Tucumán ????????????.
?? y ??: Evelyn Ybañez / @_evelyny_ (IG) pic.twitter.com/6BeEAtSZBy
The biggest win of her career by a mile!
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) September 18, 2024
Lucky-loser Polina Kudermetova stuns 7th seed and compatriot Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-2, 7-5 to reach the WTA500 Korea Open quarterfinal.
With this impressive run, she is assured of a new career-high ranking on Monday! pic.twitter.com/3uatDPQZ0j
Look what it means to her!
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) September 18, 2024
Veronika Kudermetova reaches her second quarterfinal of 2024 with a 6-4, 6-2 upset over compatriot Liudmila Samsonova in Seoul.
Very important win for Veronika and a timely run. Great to see her back to winning ways! pic.twitter.com/wuplIAjoKI
Another Double Bounce for Bia
— Tick Tock Tennis (@TickTockTennis) September 21, 2024
(Sorry! It was RIGHT there.)
Anyway, I'm gonna go out on a limb and say this has to be a first... defeating sisters on the same day?
After rain forces back-to-back matches on Saturday, Beatriz Haddad Maia pulls double duty on the Kudermetova… pic.twitter.com/lVUwHV392q
Veronika Kudermetova avoids the upset and beats Zhang Shuai 6-4, 6-3 in the first round of the Korea Open!
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) September 16, 2024
Trailed 1-4 in the opening set but improved from there, setting up an intriguing clash with compatriot Samsonova next. pic.twitter.com/7nf3FSsQCn
Coco Gauff has split with coach Brad Gilbert, the pair announced today: https://t.co/8liSEFgvwi pic.twitter.com/2Wg9GnnEUe
— TennisNow (@Tennis_Now) September 18, 2024
Ons Jabeur’s season has come to an end due to an ongoing shoulder injury.
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) September 16, 2024
She will use the remainder of 2024 to focus on charity work.
A great athlete with an even greater heart.
Hoping 2025 brings her happiness, health, & success.
??????? pic.twitter.com/wRcQ2DDO6t
?? Elina Svitolina ends her 2024 season after receiving foot surgery.
— TENNIS (@Tennis) September 18, 2024
The current World No. 28 intends to come back next year. ??https://t.co/WehgOMs2Am
Update ????? pic.twitter.com/O2hu3NAeZm
— Elina Monfils (@ElinaSvitolina) September 18, 2024
Congratulations ??
— wta (@WTA) September 17, 2024
Anett Kontaveit welcomes first child, son Leon!
Statement from @iga_swiatek: "Due to personal matters, I’m forced to withdraw from the @ChinaOpen in Beijing. I’m very sorry as I had an amazing time playing and winning this tournament last year and was really looking forward to being back there.
— wta (@WTA) September 20, 2024
"I know that the fans will…
Hmmm, there could be all sorts of reasons for this, from the usual end-of-long-year issues to, one wonders, maybe the contemplation of an offseason coaching change? If the latter isn't in the works, it *should* be... for a while now, Swiatek just has not been properly prepared (tactically) for the biggest match-up she has during the season. She's good enough (and those opponents -- you know the ones -- sometimes "off" enough) to often win such matches anyway, but the world #1 shouldn't have to rely on a "bad day" by an opponent to have an even shot at victory in matches that she's good enough to win without such an occurrence. Such a move would be tough for her to pull the trigger on, but it also might be necessary.
Statement from Elena:
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
“Due to an ongoing back injury, I regretfully have to withdraw from the upcoming Asian tournaments. While I’ve been working hard on my recovery, my medical team and I have decided it's best to prioritize my health at this time.
This has been a challenging…
O’zapft is! ???? pic.twitter.com/UzG844vHoj
— Bastian Schweinsteiger (@BSchweinsteiger) September 21, 2024
This match went for 4 hours and 44 minutes. EPIC ?? #throwback pic.twitter.com/zhXsqGUayd
— #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) September 17, 2024
Stevie Nicks will serve as SNL's musical guest on Oct 12. She last appeared on the show more than 40 years ago, alongside host Flip Wilson. Here's her performance of "Stand Back" from that night, Dec 10, 1983. (Stick around for the dance break.) #SNL #StevieNicks pic.twitter.com/PF26Mbe2L2
— LateNighter (@latenightercom) September 18, 2024
That is VERY cheeky, @DKasatkina ??#KoreaOpen pic.twitter.com/K3k3IbBkCs
— wta (@WTA) September 22, 2024
???? from @ThailandOpenHH ?? https://t.co/UWDn4Ytfgw
— Barbora Krejcikova (@BKrejcikova) September 22, 2024
An incredible evening in NYC with @StellaArtois #LetsDoDinner #AD pic.twitter.com/z1iknEdBcM
— Maria Sharapova (@MariaSharapova) September 20, 2024
*MOST WTA FINALS in 2024*
6 - Aryna Sabalenka (3-3)
5 - Iga Swiatek (5-0)
5 - Elena Rybakina (3-2)
5 - DASHA KASATKINA (1-4)
4 - Jessie Pegula (2-2)
3 - Diana Shnaider (3-0)
3 - Danielle Collins (2-1)
3 - Jasmine Paolini (1-2)
*MOST WTA FINALS - 2020-24*
25 - 1/2/9/8/5 = Swiatek (22-3)
21 - 3/3/3/6/6 = Sabalenka (11-10)
17 - 5/0/3/4/5 = Rybakina (7-10)
13 - 0/4/2/2/5 = KASATKINA (5-8)
12 - 0/4/3/4/1 = Krejcikova (8-4)
12 - 1/7/4/0 ret...Kontaveit (5-6-1)
12 - 0/3/6/3/0 = Jabeur (5-7)
12 - 1/0/2/5/4 = Pegula (5-7)
*2024 LOW-RANKED WTA CHAMPIONS*
#151 - Sonay Kartal (Monastir)
#108 - Diana Shnaider (Hua Hin 1)
#102 - REBECCA SRAMKOVA (Hua Hin 2)
#98 - McCartney Kessler (Cleveland)
#85 - Camila Osorio (Bogota)
#81 - Peyton Stearns (Rabat)
*2024 OLDEST WTA FINALISTS*
36 - LAURA SIEGEMUND, GER (Hua Hin 2 - L)
32 - Magda Linette, POL (Prague -W)
32 - Magda Linette, POL (Rouen -L)
32 - Karolina Pliskova, CZE (Nottingham -L)
31 - Karolina Pliskova, CZE (Cluj-Napoca -W)
31 - Ajla Tomljanvovic, AUS (Birmingham -L)
31 - Ana Bogdan, ROU (Cluj-Napoca -L)
31 - Sloane Stephens, USA (Rouen -W)
*2024 FIRST-TIME WTA CHAMPIONS*
Hobart - Emma Navarro, USA (22/#31)
Hua Hin 1 - Diana Shnaider, RUS (19/#108)
Austin - Yuan Yue, CHN (25/#68)
Rabat - Peyton Stearns, USA (22/#81)
Iasi - Mirra Andreeva, RUS (17/#32)
Cleveland - McCartney Kessler, USA (25/#98)
Monterrey - Linda Noskova, CZE (19/#35)
Monastir - Sonay Kartal, GBR (22/#151)
Guadalajara - Magdalena Frech, POL (26/#43)
Hua Hin 2 - REBECCA SRAMKOVA, SVK (27/#102)
*2024 WTA BEST LL RESULTS*
QF: Viktoriya Tomova, BUL (Hobart)
QF: Cristina Bucsa, ESP (Abu Dhabi)
QF: Caroline Dolehide, USA (Birmingham)
QF: Ella Seidel, GER (Budapest)
QF: Lea Boskovic, CRO (Iasi)
QF: Taylor Townsend, USA (Toronto)
QF: POLINA KUDERMETOVA, RUS (Seoul)
*2024 FIRST-TIME WTA SEMIFINALISTS*
Cluj-Napoca: Harriet Dart, GBR (27/#103)
Roland Garros: Mirra Andreeva, RUS (17/#38)
Iasi: Elina Avanesyan, RUS (21/#76)-RU
Prague: Magdalena Frech, POL (26/#57)-RU
Prague: Laura Samson, CZE (16/#634)
Monterrey: Lulu Sun, NZL (23/#57)-RU
Cleveland: McCartney Kessler, USA (25/#98)-W
Guadalajara: Olivia Gadecki, AUS (22/#152)
Monastir: Sonay Kartal, GBR (22/#151)-W
Monastir: Rebecca Sramkova, SVK (27/136)-RU
Hua Hin 2: ARIANNE HARTONO, NED (28/180)
*2024 WTA DOUBLES FINALS*
7 (5-2) = IRINA KHROMACHEVA
7 (2-5) = Erin Routliffe
6 (4-2) = ANNA DANILINA
5 (4-1) = Katerina Siniakova
5 (3-2) = Lyudmyla Kichenok
5 (3-2) = NICOLE MELICHAR-MARTINEZ
5 (1-4) = Gaby Dabrowski
*2024 WTA DOUBLES TITLES*
5 - IRINA KHROMACHEVA
4 - Cristina Bucsa
4 - ANNA DANILINA
4 - Katerina Siniakova
3 - Sara Errani
3 - Jasmine Paolini
3 - Hsieh Su-wei
3 - Lyudmyla Kichenok
3 - NICOLE MELICHAR-MARTINEZ
3 - Elise Mertens
3 - Asia Muhammad
3 - Alona Ostapenko
3 - Taylor Townsend
[duos]
3...DANILINA/KHROMACHEVA
3...Errani/Paolini
3...Hsieh/Mertens
3...L.Kichenok/Ostapenko
2...Kenin/Mattek-Sands
2...Melichar-Martinez/Perez
[2020-24 - individuals]
20 - Katerina Siniakova (1/6/6/3/4)
14 - Barbora Krejcikova (1/5/3/4/1)
12 - Elise Mertens (1/4/2/2/3)
11 - Hsieh Su-wei (4/2/0/2/3)
9 - Desirae Krawczyk (2/2/1/3/1)
9 - NICOLE MELICHAR-MARTINEZ (2/2/2/0/3)
9 - Laura Siegemund (1/0/3/5/0)
8 - Shuko Aoyama (1/5/0/2/0)
8 - ANNA DANILINA (0/1/2/1/4)
8 - Demi Schuurs (2/2/1/2/1)
8 - Ena Shibahara (1/5/0/2/0)
8 - Luisa Stefani (1/1/2/3/1)
*2024 WTA (MD) LONG MATCHES*
4:09 - Hua Hin 2 2nd Rd. - SIEGEMUND d. WANG XIYU
3:43 - Charleston 1st Rd. - Volynets d. Rus
3:42 - Abu Dhabi 2nd Rd. - Haddad Maia d. Linette
3:41 - Hua Hin 2 QF - ZIDANSEK d. PODOROSKA
3:29 - Eastbourne 1st Rd. - Dart d. Bouzkova
3:29 - Palermo 1st Rd. - Sorribes Tormo d. Topalova
3:28 - Cluj-Napoca QF - Bogdan d. Rus
3:26 - Brisbane 3rd Rd. - Potapova d. V.Kudermetova
????Happy #AutumnalEquinox!????
— RetroNewsNow (@RetroNewsNow) September 22, 2024
Astronomical fall officially arrived at 8:43 AM ET pic.twitter.com/U4IjbwXLNK
If no candidate gets majority in Electoral College, election would be thrown to House, where Republicans could install Trump as winner. That's why Trump allies working so hard to block certification in Georgia & rig electoral votes in Nebraska at 11th hour https://t.co/O8TLPSujK9
— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) September 20, 2024
?? What happens if officials refuse to certify the election results?
— Jackie Singh ???? (@HackingButLegal) September 22, 2024
Explained by Yale law grad @DariaRoseReal pic.twitter.com/GcCkvJc3uU
What famous people from the past may have looked like
— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) September 21, 2024
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I'm very pleased to have another poem published in Canary. I invite you to read "Morning Glory" (click on my poem, about halfway down the Contents list). https://t.co/cMvo3d2S6I #poetry #poetrycommunity
— Diane Elayne Dees (@WomenWhoServe) September 22, 2024
But why
— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) September 21, 2024
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An incredible coronal mass ejection from the Sun with Earth for scale.
— Black Hole (@konstructivizm) September 20, 2024
Credit: NASA?/?SDO pic.twitter.com/N2kDjOgELC
just because the reason isn’t ‘apparent’, doesn’t mean it’s not valid.
— @paulroy (@paulroy) August 21, 2024