You can go to clerk.house.gov there you can find your federal elected rep financial discloser. Mine is Jason Crow. He invest in Blackrock. That is the private equaity hedge fund group making the cost of living worse for everyone. Here's the link: disclosures-clerk.house.gov/public_disc/...
Really? This?
Thank you.
Is this NYT Pitchbot?
The declyne of readinge ys caused by manye thinges. One major cause ys a systematic & decades-long devaluinge of literature at all levels of educacioun. We kan not put instrumentalitye above meaninge and still thrive. Fundinge the humanityes ys key to a just societye of well-informed citizens.
A good day in the office, sir.
RIP Russian poet Anna Akhmatova, died this day 1966, nominated for Nobel Prize in Lit in 1965 and 1966.
“Rising from the past, my shadow
Is running in silence to meet me.”
"Wild honey smells of freedom
The dust - of sunlight
The mouth of a young girl, like a violet
But gold - smells of nothing.”
I have now been warning for over 3 years of Oxford’s neglect of its duty of care to both academics and students, in relation to both zero hours contracts and sexual predation. Latest Private Eye is again on the case. Can the ostrich defence continue much longer?
Does Merz in fact mean that Israel does not have to uphold international law?
45 minutes, you mean?
No.
Not funny and not over so it couldn’t even be ‘the last laugh’.
‘British expats, he claimed, were refusing to fill out evacuation forms provided by the British government “just in case it somehow turns into a tax form instead”.’
No notes.
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Thank you and blessings to Naz Shah, and well done, again, to Victoria.
Well said by the Scouser.
The media could do well to heed that advice.
Funnily enough, I just saw a photo of Sanchez and Trump, and thought Sanchez looks so handsome, esp next to Orange, that I imagine Trump is jealous of him, also of his cojones in standing up to him.
Good point.
The BBC continually denies giving undue coverage to Farage’s dishonest pronouncements during his frequent “news” appearances. A Cardiff University survey has been used to suggest Reform is under-represented versus Labour or the Tories—but for the minor parties, the statistics speak for themselves.
My confusion about the BBC’s choices often end here.
Carl Sagan wrote this in his 1995 book "The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark"
Proud of him.
Can we read it?
Badly done, Carney, badly done.
It was on ITV news earlier.
"People will not stop fighting until it’s dead and buried."
Radioactive waste, water contamination & seismic activity - why people in Burniston, North Yorkshire, say they will keep up the fight until their homes are safe from the threat of fracking:
climatewithbrian.com/2026/03/02/y...
Thank you, I didn’t hear those two but will listen! It was the same this morning though: the derision shown to the Iranian prof by Nick Robinson, inc after the man went off air. None of them would have spoken to an Israeli prof that way.
Not every aspect, but I think the Greens’ views are shared by far more people than we have been led to believe. It just doesn’t
compute with most of our media, who are comfortable with the right but scoff at the left as some old Trot outliers. Hannah showed such self-interested laziness won’t do.
Labours attitudes towards water companies is one of the starkest examples of how they'll do anything to protect the status quo.
The case for water nationalisation is so bloody obvious to everyone - yet they'll do anything they can to keep the failed privatisation experiment.
This morning, it seems the whole of the BBC’s flagship news programme, #r4Today, is brought to UK taxpayers by US and Israeli apologists, blithely unconcerned with any issues we might think would interest journalists.
