Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill posted the "peace out" emoji on X for the second week in a row, sparking trade ...

while others think his talent is worth keeping. For a second consecutive week, Tyreek Hill took to X to post the “peace out” emoji. Does the Miami Dolphins receiver know more than we do?

The phrase may even be replaced by an emoji as younger generations struggle ... they are being thanked less often. And 46 per cent think others don't make time to express their gratitude.

“If you have to put an emoji over your child’s face or body ... “God forbid I want to show my family a cute outfit or how big he’s getting but don’t want strangers having access to ...

Morant, for his part, doesn't seem to think much of it ... followed by a laughing emoji. This is, of course, not Morant's first encounter with gun-related issues and the NBA.

I think they’ve gone a little ... his own X account with the eyeballs emoji. Even with the expected growing pains that will come as Campbell adjusts to big-league competition, he’s been ...

This is Jennabel,” Madison replies as Nwodim adds, “Hey, I think you have the wrong ... “My bad, meant to send fire emoji. … Egypt owes us big time for this Yemen shiz.

A picture — or an emoji — tells a thousand words ... “This issue is too big to ignore and the Netflix series, ‘Adolescence,’ has brought it to mainstream attention.” ...

They both followed each other during filming and left comments on each other's posts - including some with a fox emoji, with fans ... but we weren't one great big homogenous happy family.

So that "peace out" emoji Hill posted Sunday again likely was ... "I have no reason to think otherwise." McDaniel also stated the obvious: "Tyreek is known for whatever antics on social media." ...

One of the big horrors of modern life for a teenager ... which means you can catch someone in the act of half-swiping, as the eyeball emoji pops up when they do it. But here’s the problem ...

WASHINGTON -A spoon emoji, a subreddit ... Mr Trump and Mr Musk “have such big platforms”, said Ms Helen, herself a federal worker, wondering “who’s going to be standing up for federal ...