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Kyler Murray drew accolades while the Cardinals drew questions about what they plan to do with Josh Rosen.

Joe Biden has officially tossed his hat into the ring for the 2020 presidential election - and Jim Carrey has a couple of questions.Actor/artist Carrey unveiled his latest political artwork on Thursday, after former vice president Biden announced his bid for the presidency, raising a couple of questions. And one of those questions was pretty fishy.Carrey also served up a little bit of wordplay, and an apparent nod to “The Godfather.”Also Read: Jim Carrey Goes 'Lord of the Flies' on Trump in Latest Political ArtworkIn his Thursday post, Carrey asked, “Are Democrats just Biden their time?”The accompanying artwork offered a variation on the “Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes” scene from “The Godfather.”And, in case there’s any doubt, no - sleeping with the fishes is not a good thing, no matter how enchanting the prospect may sound.Also Read: Jim Carrey Sees Red Over Attorney General William Barr in Latest ArtworkCarrey’s artwork re-created the “Godfather” scene in black and white, though the fish was wrapped in an American flag rather than a bulletproof vest in this version.“Will Old Glory sleep with the fishes?” text in the illustration asked.See Carrey’s latest below.Are Democrats just Biden their time? pic.twitter.com/cVqDGjOKxV- Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) April 25, 2019Read original story Jim Carrey Raises Questions About Joe Biden in New Political Cartoon At TheWrap

Fox News senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano fired off one of hissharpest critiques yet of President Donald Trump based on allegations outlinedin special counsel Robert Mueller's report

Amazon.com Inc. expects to improve the delivery times for customers who sign up for its Prime subscription program, cutting free deliveries to one day instead of two, an executive said Thursday afternoon. In a conference call related to Amazon's (AMZN) quarterly earnings report, Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky explained that the company expects profit to take a hit in the second quarter as Amazon ramps up the change to its Prime program. “We're currently working on evolving our Prime free two-day shipping program to be a free one-day shipping program,” Olsavsky said, adding that Amazon expects to spend $800 million this quarter to make the change.