If he’s confirmed, then there’s one less R vote in the Senate, no?
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If he’s confirmed, then there’s one less R vote in the Senate, no?
According to the Financial Times, it was the Super Bowl photos.
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The lack of a Lewis quote in statement is how we know:
When does a newspaper CEO make the cut for a Super Bowl guest list on the other side of the country? Especially for a sport that he didn’t grow up playing?
Highlighting the speaker who stood in front of the Surprise mayor and told him to consider what the Mayor of Ohrdruf must’ve thought before he died by suicide: “He might have thought ‘how is this my fault I had no jurisdiction over this’ maybe he said ‘this site was not subject to local zoning.’”
The Grammys should have had T-Pain do the War Pigs tribute.
Honestly thought it was a Volvo commercial
Memeorandum data: WaPo's presence on the news aggregator plunged since a peak in Trump's first term, while the NYT recovered from a drop to grow in his second (Nate Silver/Silver Bulletin)
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You might be thinking, "CPSC, does a dry Christmas tree really burn that much faster than a well-watered tree?"
Friend, let's find out together by watching this PSA.
Feels like the biggest difference between now and the 90s is how quickly any spy stuff would get resolved with iPhones & broadband internet.
There is a post circulating on Bluesky encouraging the moving of a frozen turkey straight into a pot of hot oil. We are combating this misinformation the best way we know how - through the power of dance music.
Breaking: Marion County agrees to pay out $3M for newspaper raid, express regret kansasreflector.com/2025/11/11/m...
Lab monkeys from Tulane University have escaped an overturned truck north of the town of Heidelberg, Mississippi.
Despite initial claims by local law enforcement, the monkeys are not carrying COVID-19, herpes or hepatitis C.
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“Ignore what's on Bluesky or Threads”: If you've heard this, it's probably from someone popular on X who's gotten dogpiled by the fringe left on Bluesky. And to be clear, these dynamics are real, unpleasant, and something I would imagine Bluesky management considers a problem, since repelling notable posters can crimp overall growth. But the typical experience for a typical Bluesky user is not unlike classic Twitter: people follow people they're interested in and interactions are generally positive. Moreover, in part by not imposing the “link penalty”, enough journalists who joined Bluesky in prior years have stuck around that it often feels like the current home of “tech journalism Twitter”, along with the sort of conversations that extend from that. Threads has gotten a bad rap for similar reasons, though with Meta shepherding millions of users each week to the app, the userbase now feels very normie. A lot of journalists and other news pundits in tech consider this an audience they can't ignore, so you'll find tech news-relevant conversations there as well. So while neither network has surpassed X in terms of tech industry news commentary (and both have a long way to go on AI, VC, and crypto chatter), if you care what people say on X, you should keep an eye on the other networks too.
So I wrote a thing on the occasion of @techmeme.com's 20th birthday, and I couldn't help but drag Bluesky into it (don't dogpile me please). news.techmeme.com/250912/20-ye...
That feels like the most obvious and correct name for a social media platform, tbh.
It’s a little on the nose for an AI to suggest that particular story as an under-covered news angle, no? You sure this isn’t a play by Big LLM to proactively get rid of those pesky ethics people?
Mississippi Marsala is great
Nepo babies alllllllll the way down
Anyone who was in tech in Web 2.0 days needs to go watch Mountainhead right now.
Papal March Madness bracket with Villanova all the way
Francis clearly helped Argentina with the World Cup, so…
Whoever wrote this title at the Irish Times reporting on blood donation must have rubbed his hands together in mischievous glee.
www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland...
It may not be cool or hip in some circles, but we legitimately do need a massive amount of people to run for office.
Flood the school boards, councils, county seats, state legislatures, Congress, etc.
Big changes at the top happen when the ground shifts at the bottom. And that can start now.
Well, that explains the cameo!
Let’s just make every day 25 hours long
Been playing the same starting word since this game started and finally hit paydirt.
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