The anti worker stank of the Blocks lives on. The Post Gazette is working overtime to minimize the inhumanity of our public policy status quo, one that forces workers who ~give birth~ return to their jobs immediately.

People is more hard hitting than the NY Times.

It’s official: the rooftop of the David Dinkins Municipal Building is now open — and free for all New Yorkers and visitors alike. Come one, come all!

Three Amazon data centers are still under construction, but local residents are already paying at least $10.60 extra per month for them, according to a new study.

See what miracles happen if Donald Trump doesn’t show up? Our government is MSG. It would be wildly successful without DT.

A ton of information will be disseminated to notify people about this closure, yet a not insignificant number of locals will try and drive the Parkway East next month and have no idea about this closure. Met a person at the airport in Feb., a local, who had no idea that PIT got a new terminal.

The problem here is all of these people know they're in a race against the clock to get all of this done before the tide turns. And by "all of this," I basically mean the destruction of anything that could criticize the post-Constitutional technofeudalist society they're hastily trying to stand up.

Oh, my bones are so brittle. But I always drink plenty of..."malk"?

Damn.

This sudden explosion of "refreshers" is a psyop.

Brandon McGinley thinks he's PublicSource here but failed to make a coherent point if you read the piece.

Democracy has maintenance costs, this is a poor way to frame this story, even if people aren't using paper options.

Great summary of so-called “bell-to-bell” cell phone bans. We let too many elected officials give the impression that this does anything significant.

Welp there’s no unseeing this

Chicago 🤝 Pittsburgh

What a coincidence! I just interviewed this Fisher Price Farmer Says See 'n' Say, and it told me some incredibly interesting things about farm life. Let me know when you'd like to publish this!

Springdale Borough is a failed subdivision of the state. It should be disincorporated and merged with Springdale Twp. The police chief alone could bankrupt the municipal corporation due to lawsuits.

We need to raise our room-reading literacy rates. “I’m suing so politicians like me can have infinite opportunity to hold office forever” is a wild soapbox to stand on.

Tax UPMC.

Glad Brandon McGinley got to the bottom of a non-story. Paragraph 19 of 22: “there’s no smoking gun suggesting federal money was pocketed by anyone who didn’t have a right to it.”

Wow, gun violence downtown captured on camera. Looks like white men should not be allowed in market square without a chaperone.

Inclusionary Zoning working as intended. If only elected officials would stop giving developers undue influence, we could expand this policy and help a lot of people. www.wesa.fm/development-...

He’s building his own mausoleum right in front of our eyes.

Walnut Capital says it’s entitled to $4M more than the project’s original plan. With developers it’s never actually about labor or rising cost of materials or the ability to borrow. It’s about how much money investors/owners can squeeze out of a project. Neighborhood group wishes be damned.

Good. But we could afford this if UPMC paid taxes annually, which would be in orders of magnitude in the 10s of millions. just to the City. But some have us believe… “It’s the end of history. It’s caged and frozen still. There is no other pill to take. So swallow the one that makes you ill.”

Google now, basically

There’s a very noticeable lack of solidarity from other news organizations to tell readers, viewers, and/or listeners that this is wrong.

Good 90 second take on SEPTA.