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Faine Greenwood
about 9 hours ago
1. There are LOTS of blatantly anti-Catholic Chick tracts - I remember seeing these as a kid in Georgia in the mid-90s, and my parents were atheists/agnostics. 2. If you don’t know what a Chick tract is, you may be very sheltered from the reality of how insane most American evangelicals are.
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Charlie Jane "Lessons in Magic and Disaster" Anders 🏳️‍⚧
about 14 hours ago
It always strikes me as weird that you're not supposed to speak ill of the dead, but our libel laws are structured in such a way that you can't speak honestly about people until after they have passed. Also, it's good to be reminded to live your life so that people will not celebrate your passing.
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Aaron Rupar
about 18 hours ago
this, for me, is the defining Lindsey Graham statement
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Effin' Birds
about 23 hours ago
Despite a paper trail proving otherwise, Unbound’s administrators claimed they still owned the rights to Effin’ Birds and threatened to sue Penguin Random House if PRH paid me any royalties for my ongoing book sales. Wasn’t resolved until two months ago. They tried to bankrupt me out of spite.
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Rev. Benjamin Cremer
1 day ago
The most successful political propaganda in our time was convincing millions of people that caring for others and the planet was somehow a threat to America.
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Matt Steinglass
1 day ago
If Jared Kushner paid €110m to buy an island in Albania that has no fresh water from a guy who did not own it, it would help explain why his negotiations with Iran on behalf of the US have not been entirely successful
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Cohen is a Ghost
2 days ago
"how were people writing 10 page papers before AI???" we were smarter than you. you could've been smart, too. but you sold your brain for nothing
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James Fallows
1 day ago
Forgive me, but: Jesus H. Christ. You know, "false" would fit the headline space that is ridiculously wasted on "inaccurate."
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Leibz
1 day ago
This alone is reason enough to ban data centers permanently. And it doesn’t even account for increased energy costs, water usage, air pollution, water pollution, noise, property values, etc. We could be building solar farms over every parking lot in the country. Instead, the billionaires get these.
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Bruce Little
2 days ago
A contractor building Meta's data center flushed its "closed-loop" cooling system straight into Cheyenne's sewer. It carried a bacterium and knocked the city's water-reuse system offline for months. They sell these as sealed systems that barely touch the water. This one poisoned a city's.
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Gareth L. Powell
2 days ago
The world would be a better place if more people read books
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Larry the Cat
2 days ago
Ahead of England v Norway in the World Cup, enjoy this classic from my old pal Patrick Kidd in The Times
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Mobile Suit Golem
1 day ago
Not the use of the word "detained" here to make it appear as though the settlers have some legal capacity to be doing this. If i ran up on a US Rep with a rifle and prevented them from leaving it would be, correctly, described as kidnapping; and doing so with political ends would be terrorism.
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Ed Burmila
1 day ago
At some point we are going to have to reckon with what percentage of the Thought Leadership we get from this class of people is just drug addiction. Either a lot of credulous reporters have never listened to someone tooted out of their mind go on a monologue or they're afraid to call it out.
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The Volatile Mermaid
3 days ago
This kind of thing, ICE killing a different person from the one they were searching for, wouldn’t happen if they’d just stop killing people.
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Bill Grueskin
3 days ago
“That is a lie." This is how one of the men who were in the van with Lorenzo Salgado Araujo -- who was killed by immigration agents in Houston -- characterizes ICE's account of how the tragedy took place. His two companions back him up, via their attorney. Gift link:
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Migrants who saw man killed by ICE in Houston say he did not ram officers
Three men who were in the vehicle alongside Lorenzo Salgado Araujo are contesting the Department of Homeland Security’s account of the fatal shooting.
https://wapo.st/4ydn1Ux
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Amee Vanderpool
4 days ago
ICE claims that Araujo drove into one of their SUVs with his van and then tried to run over an agent. There were no marks on the van and KHOU11's Jeremy Rogalski found surveillance footage showing ICE chasing Araujo and cutting him off. Renee Good all over again.
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Kevin M. Kruse
4 days ago
There's only one kind of affirmative action program that conservatives love, and it's their own crusade to prop up their unpopular ideas and force them on college students. Massive funding, entire programs devoted to the cause, even mandated courses now. And it's still not working.
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Sonia Silva ❤️
4 days ago
The complete elimination of Meta would yield unambiguous, far reaching benefits for global society.
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The Tennessee Holler
5 days ago
Wow — so not only is @MarshaBlackburn refusing to debate in the Republican primary for governor, she’s 🤥 lying that debates/forums have actually happened. Incredible. How are Republican voters ok with this?
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Karl Bode
5 days ago
the final reckoning between AI hype and reality is upon us. buckle up.
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The AI Hype Reckoning Is Upon Us
The massive chasm between AI hype and reality is finally reaching the breaking point.
https://karlbode.com/the-ai-hype-reckoning-is-upon-us/
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Nicholas Grossman
5 days ago
Serious question: Does the president not know what’s in the deal he made with Iran? There are no nuclear concessions in the MOU Trump signed. He is a serial liar and would overstate any gains, but on top of that, there’s a live possibility Vance/Kushner/Witkoff lied to him that they got side deals.
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Allan “Ransomware Sommelier” Liska
5 days ago
From the article… “You don't need to buy or use these invasive technologies, and you can reject them. Friends don't let friends wear pervert glasses.” Amen!
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Evan Bernick, a finite mode with a smol hooman and a lorg floof
5 days ago
Absolutely wild. They desperately want this to go away. It won’t.
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Nils Gilman
6 days ago
When I was a kid during the late Cold War, Birchers were a synonym for total political crazy, the epitome of what the GOP had banished from their party to regain credibility with the mainstream. They were just WAY outside the Overton Window. Now these lunatics are running the US government.
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Mary Gillis
7 days ago
A man who publicly was doing something which, when done wrong, can cause graft-vs-host disease, an autoimmune disease which can attack, among other things, your GI tract, now has an autoimmune disease which is attacking his GI tract. What a coincidence.
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Charlie Weingartner
7 days ago
His name was Robert Powell. He was 68 years old and lived in Nashville.
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Kevin M. Kruse
7 days ago
It's mandatory, but it's also a pass-fail course whose grade isn't factored into students' overall GPA. Which means Iowa undergrads have a chance to troll the shit out of this course.
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T. Ryan Gregory 🇨🇦
7 days ago
Again, AI is a mediocre white man talent simulator and laziness enabler.
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Schooley
8 days ago
Good to know!
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Kevin M. Kruse
7 days ago
Remember when Republicans styled themselves as the party of limited government? Anyway. Fresh off their success in securing investigations of teenage girls' genitals for JV volleyball hames, they're now looking to make visiting women submit to pregnancy tests or, you know, maybe sterilization.
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A.R. Moxon
7 days ago
This alone should be a decade-defining political scandal resulting in prison sentences.
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@NewsJennifer (Jennifer Schulze)
7 days ago
I cannot believe a few guys making bets on a prediction market are driving some news coverage at CNN and CNBC. It’s clearly info slop, not news. This piece by
@atrupar.com
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@juddlegum.bsky.social
reveals how truly bad it is & how viewers are being misled. Yikes.
open.substack.com/pub/aaronrup...
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How Kalshi infects the news
CNN and CNBC are pushing Kalshi on viewers but not telling them the whole story.
https://open.substack.com/pub/aaronrupar/p/kalshi-cnn-cnbc?r=j0kx2&utm_medium=ios
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Pookleblinky
7 months ago
Reminder that years ago it was found out that the FBI straight up made up a whole bunch of fake forensic sciences, plural. People have gone to jail and been executed due to literally pseudoscience. Hair forensics, for instance, is totally nonsense. They admitted it.
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The FBI Faked an Entire Field of Forensic Science
For more stories like this, like Slate on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2015/04/fbis-flawed-forensics-expert-testimony-hair-analysis-bite-marks-fingerprints-arson.html
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Kevin Collins
8 days ago
First measles, then algae, then heat, then storms. Is it going to take frogs and locusts before people get a clue ?
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Max Kennerly
9 days ago
Today we celebrate the PDFing of "Declaration FINAL v3 USE THIS ONE - SIGNED.docx" (Jefferson's draft was heavily edited by the Committee, then again by Congress, and he was big mad about it.)
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mtsw
9 days ago
they are not afraid of him being a bad mayor, they are afraid of him being a good mayor
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@thetnholler.bsky.social
Well Marsha deigned to appear to the plebes at the Farragut Fourth of July parade. She must be running a bit scared.
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Brett Coughlin
9 days ago
Kylian Mbappé
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hammancheez
9 days ago
guys there's 30-50 feral babies on a hospital ship in my backyard
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Extremely well played Cabo Verde! Thanks for the most entertaining & exciting game this Wold Cup.
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Expecting Egypt to be breaking that game down minute by minute.
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James Fallows
10 days ago
I don't think any American--regardless of party, despite fondness for aviation (which I share)--would enjoy being under the nonstop low-altitude, high-speed, incredible-volume of the Caligula overflights of our nation's capital right now. It feels and sounds like being under aerial attack.
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Tyler King
10 days ago
By speaking out, this Major has likely relinquished his right to millions of dollars of future benefits and entitlements of his service. Health insurance, pension, etc. When Hegseth was threatening Mark Kelly an other veteran members of Congress, that’s what he was after. Not a small show of courage
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Mark Chadbourn
10 days ago
“Trump is caught between inserting himself into America’s foundational story and draining as much cash out of the system as possible to the point of death, like a cross between Forrest Gump’s Evil Twin and Nosferatu.”
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The United States Of Corruption
Trump turns America into a Mafia State for its 250th birthday
https://chadbourn.substack.com/p/the-united-states-of-corruption
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ContempraInn 🌹
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Jason Scott
10 days ago
I'll summarize this: Mamdani asked NYers to keep air conditioning at 78 degrees. A wave criticism hit online. A MSNBC broadcast pointed out the US Department of Energy recommends that 78 degree figure. Immediately after, the US Department of Energy deleted 6,000 web pages related to energy saving.
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Nicholas Grossman
10 days ago
Early in Trump's first term, David Frum wrote that every time Trump and MAGA say "the deep state" you should hear "rule of law," then it'll make more sense. That stuck with me. And I thought of it again as an unqualified and unconfirmed director of national intelligence conducts political purges.
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Laura Bassett
10 days ago
Elon had this community note removed as of this morning
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