We saw Project Hail Mary today. Spoiler: it's a space movie.

Trump just suspended sanctions on Iranian oil, allowing them to see over $15 billion worth at the current high market price. Yeah, that'll show 'em!

Five-time draft dodger says what now?

if this is true there should be investigations into all of this by a future congress

And Covid will poof itself away

This is unfair. I see no taxidermy.

Democrats have offered to pay the salaries — fully fund, no conditions — for TSA. It’s Republicans who keep blocking that.

Whoa whoa whoa. WSJ reports that Trump *personally* pushed the Justice Department to settle its antitrust case with Live Nation. Several sources for my NYT column speculated this was the case. The Journal says it's a fact. www.wsj.com/us-news/law/...

“… still in high school here in Phoenix, he is now handling as many as 200 firearms orders a week, roughly double what he shipped to Mexico before President Trump returned to the White House and pressed for a crackdown on the cartels” There should be a Congressional hearing with Patel.

a hugely underrated aspect of parliamentary systems is the snap election. far superior to impeachment, which was a dumb design to start with and straight up does not work anymore

You must remember this: a list is just a list

PA needs a better Democrat

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I'm on a Panufnik jag and that is a good thing

For Pete's sake, you have to read "Fear and Fury" by Heather Ann Thompson. Bernie Goetz's statements on his "thinking" as he shot those four teens up show how unbridled he'd gotten in NYC. This guy was a menace.

Show somebody who actually rocks a hat and isn't Indiana Jones... Taj Mahal and Todd Rundgren doing Gilbert & Sullivan (maybe Michelle Rundgren?)

March 20, 1987 – The Food and Drug Administration approves the anti-AIDS drug, AZT.

Back when William Simon was treasury secretary, National Lampoon had a bit where he'd claimed that the cause of inflation was the stamp machines in hotel lobbies, where your quarter would instantly lose 4 cents of its value.

Fetterman has forgotten how cruelly Republicans delighted in mocking his medical problems as he struggled to recover Now he’s one of them

"In the city’s modeling scene, Mr. Zampolli also intersected with Jeffrey Epstein, the financier who would later be accused of sexually abusing hundreds of girls and young women. The men once discussed buying a modeling agency together..."

@warren.senate.gov Really disappointed in your endorsement.

The people of the Twin Cities are going to be honored with the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award.  This is for all the Minnesotans who helped their neighbors and stood up for what is right. And this is for the memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good.

Most people in the US don’t know where their food comes from, and definitely don’t know where their food’s food comes from.

now who will warn us of the dangers of reelecting obama www.nytimes.com/2026/03/20/m...

The clock may be ticking, but you still have time! Help support Yuh-Line Niou's campaign! Every bit helps! yuhlineforsenate.com

The Mansard Roof - 1923 https://botfrens.com/collections/173/contents/39601

1978, in fact. Some predictions never age. www.snopes.com/fact-check/1...

I showed my spurtle to the turtle And the turtle asked why

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The world will be a better place when the GOP decides to stop insulting Americans’ intelligence. This is what Senator Britt is doing here, and it suggests a hate for everyday Americans, to think that falsehoods aren’t clearly seen.

I know I’m not the first to say it, but Warren’s endorsement can’t be understood unless you admit ageism, and that’s a pot calling a kettle black.

For one, the name “TrackAIPAC” would make you think they’re tracking AIPAC donations, but instead they’re tracking donations from other Jewish groups - even ones opposed to AIPAC! - and lumping them under the label of “AIPAC” It’s using “AIPAC” as a boogeyman the way Republicans use “Soros”

One huge sign that the season is changing? I checked the humidifying sponges in all my string instruments today, and I think only one of the sponges was dry. It was a small sponge, in a small instrument. All the others were still moist, after 10 days or so.

FOLKS,

Maybe what Trump meant was that he only just recently learned about Pearl Harbor and he's mad no one told him about it sooner. /s

Wanna hear something even worse than what Trump said to Japan's PM? You sure? He won the popular vote.

Caveat emptor. Longwood, the Bronx. #nyc #photography www.flickr.com/photos/frank...

If you've ever publicly supported @sanders.senate.gov @warren.senate.gov @gallego.senate.gov or @heinrich.senate.gov, all of whom have endorsed a man with a Nazi tattoo who has blamed rape survivors for being raped, you have a moral responsibility to condemn their endorsements. Your support of...1/

The @nytimes.com and @peterbakernyt.bsky.social thought they were so clever by alerting us that an expert on Parkinson's had visited the Biden WH - - a splinter of evidence - - and doesn't talk nearly enough about the 2x4's in the Oval right now. If only >all< their work was as Chavez-level.

Finally finished @historianheather.bsky.social 's Blood in the Water on the Attica uprising. A journey that challenged even some of my most unflattering understanding of America's prison and CJ systems heading into the era of mass incarceration. www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/178182...

And I thought MLB was through befouling itself

"This account is based on seven months of reporting, including interviews with nearly two dozen people who expressed concern about Lewandowski’s role in the contracting process..."

Don't. Kick. Bear.

Hear me out. What IF, instead of using oil tankers in the Straight of Hormel, we put all the oil on speed boats like the cartels use to smuggle drugs into Florida?

‘Our lead actor doesn’t know he’s in a television show!’ The return of an unbelievable TV hoax

Blatantly unconstitutional. Stone v Graham, 1980. But of course, this Supreme Court seems to treat precedent as mere suggestion.