After ICE deported Wendy Hernandez Reyes, it turned her 3-year-old son Orlin over to her sister’s estranged partner, who tortured Orlin and beat him to death. I can’t say what I think should happen to those responsible without violating this website’s TOS. www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/...

Going to great lengths to keep Trump from getting booed out of MSG!

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You can make a hell of a living conflating stocks and flows.

Alternating between Dolan and Donald, so loud the game can't proceed until they leave.

All of this right here All 43 of the GOP senators who could not bring themselves to vote to convict Trump after 1/6 should have that decision tied around their necks for all time

Getting to the finals will all be for nothing if MSG fans don't let James Dolan know what they think of him on the biggest possible stage. www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WoP...

This is a much more effective use of tax dollars than subsidizing the consumption of the scarce resource.

Once again, inevitable question: if this is what they’re doing to Senator Kim in front of cameras, what are they doing to the detained people inside that facility bsky.app/profile/davi...

You mean we're not getting rid of the "Iran terror premium?" as Peter Navarro promised? www.wsj.com/opinion/iran...

between him and Cassidy I am sick and tired of guys who are personally responsible for putting these dudes in their current positions of power whining about them on the television Tillis was the deciding vote for Hegseth, Cassidy for RFK, own your awful choices and apologize for what you did

We could've taxed gasoline and used the revenue to make electrified transportation cheaper. Instead we'll pay gasoline taxes to the Iranian clerics to fund regional destabilization.

You can’t be a permanent resident if you’re not in the country…

I wouldn’t enter the US as a tourist until Stephen Miller is installed in a pillory that travels between CBP checkpoints to prove he’s really out of power.

I hope the stadiums are all half-empty.

We don't talk enough about the proliferation of testosterone therapies and the impact it's having on dude's brains. Virtually every video of someone muted where you wonder, "What's wrong with that middle aged / old dude's neck?" if you unmute it they sound like they have a traumatic brain injury.

When you’ve never been held accountable for a single failure in a life filled with them, this makes perfect sense. There is no such thing as down side, just someone else’s problem. Risk is good.

I've been talking about this with some folks over the past few months and am happy to see @severinborenstein.bsky.social write it up so well. For many places, the status quo is subsidized insurance: taxes ⬇️ when price ⬆️, but not the reverse. energyathaas.wordpress.com/2026/05/18/n...

Anthropic & OpenAI must be looking at Google and feeling this quote from Netflix exec Ted Sarandos in 2013: “The goal is to become HBO faster than HBO can become us.”

This @wsj.com piece by @benmorenne.bsky.social is a sober assessment of what “record US oil exports” mean right now: a liquidation of inventories that will end with far higher US oil prices. Still many people missing this. www.wsj.com/business/ene...

My God is this ominous. What an unbelievably easy mark this conman is.

Watching a series of former Confederate states rush to eliminate any vestige of black representation in the House pretty much answers the question whether the Voting Rights Act was still necessary.

Well if the OLC says so it must be an amendment to the constitution written in invisible ink, like the prohibition against prosecuting a sitting president.

I’m selling my car this month. I guess I should advertise how much gas is in the tank as a selling point.

Anything to interrupt the news cycle. I just got a call about his gas tax musings. They can’t help from throwing this guy a lifeline every single time.

This, the US Supreme Court has explained to us, is what it looks like to finally live in a land free of racial discrimination. www.nytimes.com/2026/04/30/u... South Carolina is 26% black. Louisiana is 33%. Mississippi is 37%.

The energy content of this much gaslighting is double US LNG exports.

What are they going to retrain Grok to do?

Two days ago, same outlet: JPMorgan choking on data center debt. I'm sure they're only offloading the very best primo stuff. It's a sure thing, you don't want to miss out. Haven't seen a deal like this since 2007! www.ft.com/content/08ab...

In December, SCOTUS stayed a district court ruling blocking TX from using its new maps because the lower court ruled "on the eve of an election." That district court ruling was issued 15 weeks before the TX primaries. Callais was issued *17 days* before the LA primaries.

The second point cannot be emphasized enough. Guiliani put the command center in WTC against the advice of experts, and as a result of his horny incompetence, the city's command center was obliterated in the worst terrorist attack on NYC and its response suffered. But he got good photos so...

In the 90s, Harrison Ford was the right age to play the president in movies. In 2026, Harrison Ford is the right age to play the president in movies.

Reciprocating internal combustion diesel engines are probably the dirtiest, most expensive way of generating electricity. They’re used in moments of absolute peak electricity demand and usually require special environmental waivers because they produce so much local pollution. For 1 of them.

Recognizing this with respect to gerrymandering is a baby step in the long marathon of ruthless institutional reform that is required to bring the US to a medium-trust society. We have such a long way to go and it’s not clear the Democrats are even aware of the task ahead.

No one is going to help resolve the supply problem when you keep telling them there won’t be a supply problem by the time they can do anything about it.

Coming soon to a theater of war near you: Operation Epic Fury II: More Epic, More Fury.

US crude oil exports are surging. US crude production is not budging. That mean all those extra barrels are coming out of inventories, making it totally unsustainable. Glad to see someone finally cover this point, @rebeccafelliott.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/2026/05/01/b...

There is a drug for what’s ailing this country.😂 #Rezyne

Again, today of all days is an important time to recognize that the Democratic Party's 2026/2028 platform must be institutional reform. <Every policy> everyone wants <follows> from that, not the other way around. There will be <one> chance to fix things. We can't waste it again.

Treating accusations obviously made in bad faith as if they are sincere concerns would appear to be the news media’s superpower. The president is a quarter century older than his third wife, and that is pretty basic comic fodder. Absolutely no one believes 86 means “kill.”

As much as I admire your work, this is not correct. There's good reason to doubt the efficacy of many EE programs. This has been true since Joskow v. Lovins. And by recovering those costs on energy bills, it definitely discourages electrification.

The Greeks have a word for this.

Ominous.

When he’s right, he’s right. www.wsj.com/economy/jobs...

Uh, voters pushed it through. You must be talking about Texas.

It has always been the law of the jungle. What gives me hope this time is the proliferation of affordable clean alternatives. The energy transition will accelerate in emerging economies because their governments do not have the resources to pretend there is no scarcity.

listen hun if you can't handle the Washington Post editorial board at their the Texas gerrymander "freakout" is "not a threat to democracy" you don't deserve them at their "Virginia plunges America deeper into the gerrymandering abyss"