what this change does vs doesn’t do: “A citizenship certificate allows you to do things like move to Canada or get a Canadian passport. However, Elections Canada says it doesn't allow someone to vote in a Canadian election unless they have lived in Canada at some point in their life.” hm.

The best thing about today is everyone from everywhere is here. London at its very best.

Just rolled credits for my first playthrough of Disco Elysium. What.A.Game.

1.5 mil? That's alotta people!

Iran's Migration Problems

This is still very much in drafts so I'm not going to go big posting about it now, but take a look at this website we're building @relevantresearch.bsky.social. Would very much appreciate any feedback. DMs open. www.relevant-football.com

these are truly awful people. i wish them the worst. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/30/u...

Cops busting through a barricade that they set up is pretty tough to misinterpret.

2025 NBA Cup rematch, too!!

Ha ha ha it’s not like the Spurs have a generational talent at the center position this time aro— oh damn.

Spurs-Knicks in the NBA Finals? What is this? 1999?

Something I was thinking towards the end of the UCL Final and is continuing through G7 is the degree to which both teams being exhausted kill the game in soccer but can serve to make it more compelling in hoops.

OKC is tired.

Photo of detainees at Delaney, by Ryan Murphy, for Reuters

The idea that PSG dominated this game, which I’m seeing bubble up is insane. They were totally stymied for two hours by an Arsenal team that also couldn’t attack. An extremely even match for which penalties was an absolutely fair result.

I'm against most changes to the rules of football (see VAR), but this makes a lot of sense. A massive advantage to a team that wins a coin toss. At the very least, who takes first should be decided by, say, who had more shots on target

Arsenal held PSG, the best offensive football team in the game, to 0 goals from open play over 130 minutes.

If there was anyone who didn't deserve that it was Gabriel. Six years of putting his body on the line for Arsenal, of growing with this team. A wonderful footballer who was at his brilliant best tonight. I know he'll feel the love from this team but he deserves joy.

Proud of the Gunners. A wonderful season.

Really do think IFAB should change penalty ordering from ABAB to ABBA.

Penalties.

Want the win. But I'm proud of Arsenal regardless of how this ends up. Toe-to-toe with the Qatari sovereign wealth fund over 100 minutes.

Arsenal fans rn

Neutrals gotta be loving this smh

Didn't want to be right about the negative side of this!

Arsenal fans rn

Kai Havertz opening the scoring for Arsenal

Like Arsenal scored and then said “go ahead, try us.” They’re not mucking up the game, they’re not contesting possession. They’re not cynically fouling. They’re letting PSG try and beat their world-best defense. PSG have six shots for 0.26 xG. Skill issue.

Halftime reading!!

1-0 at halftime? I will certainly accept it! 🤝

Full sufferball from Arsenal.

Kai Havertz entra para a lista dos jogadores que marcaram gol em final de UCL por 2 clubes diferentes! Vasovic: Partizan (1966) e Ajax (1969) Cristiano Ronaldo: United (2008) e Real Madrid (2014/2017) Mandzukic: Bayern (2013) e Juventus (2017) KAI HAVERTZ: Chelsea (2021) e Arsenal (2026)

That Lewis-Skelly dribble straight up the field was why they invented the word "swashbuckling"

The ball went goal

4-4-2 guys... Come on, 4-4-2 guys!

Kai Havertz, bright lights merchant (laudatory)

Red versus blue is such a classic look in soccer. Really can't be beat.

Going to go with 2-1 to Arsenal here. #COYG

"I have lived through the worst days and months of my life here in ICE detention at Ft. Bliss in El Paso" Here is my story about the lawsuit against ICE for the inhumane conditions in Camp East Montana.

The joy this gives me 🥹

Also enjoyed reading this. I recommend clicking on those links. Arsenal fans...we're everywhere. www.theguardian.com/news/2026/ma...

Arsenal XI: Raya; Mosquera, Saliba, Gabriel, Hincapie; Rice, Lewis-Skelly; Saka, Odegaard, Trossard; Havertz PSG XI: Safonov; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Vitinha, Fabian, Joao Neves; Doue, Dembele, Kvaratskhelia

I loved reading this. www.nytimes.com/athletic/731...

Disclaimer. I'm going to be Arsenal-posting for the next ~4 hours.

Debates about acceptable manliness are about how much misogyny is acceptable in public.

Let's gooooooo

The joy this gives me 🥹

I find this new bipartisan push to abolish taxes for [insert your favorite class of people] terrifying.