Everything?

It's hard to think about retiring from racing, because mushing is, and will always be, a huge part of my life. So I took a journey with my older dogs, who have retired themselves. They've taught me so much over the years; now, they're teaching me to live with change. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/18/m...

Serious question -- why is it always the Senate that jams the House in these kinds of things. Why doesn't the House ever move first?

Traders clearly don't want to be left holding the bag come whatever Trump decides to do over the weekend....

It. Is. In. The. Fourteenth. Amendment. It. Is. A. Right.

Please remember this - all of [gestures wildly] this - is being done in our name

What Lizzie said

The negative economic fallout from the war is starting to surface in US data UMich inflation expectations for the year ahead jumped from 3.4% to 3.8%—the largest increase since April 2025. As regards economic activity, expectations for future conditions fell to a four-month low, while the current...

Graveyard, whistling past. When have we *ever had 50 years of stability in anything. FFS.

Don't call it a risk premium when it's really a lunacy premium.

Too bad she can’t do anything about it

WTI crude oil HoD $97 +70% YTD

He fired a Black man who was the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs. He fired a woman who was the CNO. I could go on. How much more evidence do we need.

Parachute assault immediately after the markets close. Declare victory before futures begin trading Sunday. Rinse, Repeat…..

Fed's Miran argues reducing Fed balance sheet will be contractionary which means it can/should be accompanied by cuts in the Fed's target short-term rate. He doesn't note this means a steeper yield curve and higher mortgage rates. That what Trump wants? www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/s...

It was normal in the 19th century for bank presidents to sign their own dollar notes. Also it's weird anyway that *anyone* in the Treasury signs the notes, which sit on the balance sheet of the Federal Reserve. But also let us consider that jfc I just can't anymore home.treasury.gov/news/press-r...

And it’s that Congress has let him. The GOP could resolve this tomorrow.

I keep wondering how long it’ll take them to realize they’re on the wrong side of history.

Trump Signs Memo Instructing Blatantly Illegal Behavior That Will Be Used As Precedent For Much Worse

Things are “need to make a surprise call into The Five to complain about Fox’s polls” bad for the president right now.

Looking over #$WBD merger proxy and hard to believe that five executives will walk away with $1.4 Billion. Meanwhile, more of LA's creative class -- the people who made/worked on those movies in one form or another -- will likely lose their jobs.

1. Do we believe that? 2. Resetting the TACO deadline

Article I, section 7, clause 1 No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law But sure, go ahead.

Well this seems bad...

The Strait of Hormuz presents a classic war theater for an insurgency to bog down superior forces. @nancyayoussef.bsky.social and Missy Ryan, who covered the insurgency in Iraq, explain why. www.theatlantic.com/national-sec...

Deutsche Bank strategist Maximillian Uleer is today’s winner. He devised a TACO prediction metric: when Trump’s approval ratings drop & inflation expectations rise & stock prices fall + Treasury bill yields rise Trump chickens out and changes course.

Pulte still at it.

As a reminder: Flynn pleaded guilty in the first Trump term; was pardoned by Trump; he sued for politically motivated prosecution; and now Trump II admin settled and agreed to pay him an undisclosed sum of taxpayer $$$

The regime Leavitt is referring to here is of course the American one.

Stephen "Too Late" Miran, ladies and gentlemen.

A new White House press release has this headline: “First Lady Melania Trump Convenes Record 45 Nations at the White House and Introduces American-built Humanoid”

Okay fine, in this one instance you do have to hand it to Fox News

Why does anyone listen to Navarro. I mean, c’mon

The Pentagon is feeding Trump a daily, 2-minute video montage of “stuff blowing up.” Those clips are stoking his “increasing frustration with news coverage of the war. … asking aides why the news media doesn’t emphasize what he’s seeing,” www.nbcnews.com/politics/whi...

Think voting doesn’t matter? 766 votes.

This just can’t be acceptable. We can’t tolerate this level of lying.

My girlfriend still lives in Canada.

file under: no sh** www.washingtonpost.com/national-sec...

Danielle makes really good points here 👇

Good

Trump casts a mail ballot again in Florida even as he calls the method 'cheating' www.nbcnews.com/politics/pol... by @janetimm.bsky.social

NYT: MBS is pressing the US to continue the war in Iran. Bond yields session highs on this

10yr > 4.4%

Helluva 2026 pic by Megan Varner.

President Trump has a habit of initiating conflict, escalating it wildly, then - when things spin out of control - backing down with nothing gained. That's what happened with Iran over the past weekend and with China in April 2025. The art of the non-deal... robinjbrooks.substack.com/p/is-this-wh...

"Vietnam, Bangladesh and the Philippines will all run out of oil in three weeks, said a U.S.-based Asian diplomat." www.politico.com/news/2026/03...

Someone or someones made $580,000,000 in exquisitely well-timed oil trades that took place 15 minutes before Trump's dubiously optimistic post about the negotiations with Iran. Gift link ⤵️ giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/...

Pete, while you're under the bus, could you see if the oil filter needs changing?

There. Is. No. Plan.

They agreed to under Obama - but Trump tore it up and when they offered to agree to with him this year he bombed anyone he could make a deal with as well as any credibility he could ever again have negotiating with them and now he just lies & lies & the press reformats the lies as headlines.