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Writer/editor. Covid-cautious homeschool parent. Michigander & MSU alum. Christian; definitely not nationalist. Anti MAGA, fascism, genocide. Pro Ukraine, BLM, democracy, rule of law, civil/human rights, refugees, vaccines, science. Words mine only. She.

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Sort of anecdotal, but my time in the auto insurance industry has convinced me that a LOT of the dudes with the jacked up $80K Ford F150s are paycheck to paycheck, have staggering commutes, and get absolutely killed by quickly rising gas prices

06.03.2026 20:16 👍 629 🔁 70 💬 19 📌 6

If there were credible allegations against a Democratic president that he had punched a 13 yr old girl in the face after she bit his penis while he was raping her, Fox would be running that shit on a loop 24/7 and calling for his arrest/execution let alone his impeachment.

06.03.2026 20:34 👍 2256 🔁 678 💬 108 📌 25

yes. i was told all my childhood that the way i am was not acceptable for a girl: my interests, the way i talked, sat, dressed, my eyebrows…

it's not the same. & just getting older made a huge difference for me

but i've always known nobody should be treated like that, & especially not 1,000% worse

06.03.2026 20:47 👍 23 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0

so the world's energy mix looks like this. around 20%-25% of the world's oil (7%pt of total energy) and a third of the world's gas (another 7%pt) goes thru hormuz.

right now that's been zero'd out, and there's no clear path back. a sixth of the world's energy supply is just... gone.

06.03.2026 20:38 👍 425 🔁 97 💬 23 📌 16
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Sharpton: "We're still here! We've come this far by faith. It was against the law to read and write! It was against the law to marry, but we've come this far by faith. I don't care what they do in Washington, I care what we do in the community. We've beat people bigger than Trump!"

06.03.2026 20:46 👍 1440 🔁 364 💬 30 📌 18

what’s extra terrifying right now is the knowledge that there’s just no backstop at all

we are locked in a box with a madman for another three years and there’s absolutely nothing that he can do to make his own party take the keys away and so the madness continues

it doesn’t feel sustainable, but…

06.03.2026 20:49 👍 734 🔁 89 💬 18 📌 4

It feels really goofy to hear "the US economy is doing great" and also know how many companies are doing mass layoffs or not hiring right now

06.03.2026 16:02 👍 97 🔁 15 💬 6 📌 0
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New York Attorney General is Investigating Columbia for Allowing Predatory Doctor to See Patients Despite Warnings In 2023, ProPublica revealed that Columbia University had ignored women who accused OB-GYN Robert Hadden of sexual assault, enabling the doctor's abuse for decades. Survivors say they hope school offi...

NEW: In 2023, ProPublica revealed that Columbia University had ignored women who accused OB-GYN Robert Hadden of sexual assault, enabling the doctor's abuse for decades.

Survivors say they hope school officials will now be held accountable.

06.03.2026 18:12 👍 529 🔁 199 💬 15 📌 13
The feature, which launched in August, claims to help you “sharpen your message through the lens of industry-relevant perspectives.” When users select the “expert review” button in the Grammarly sidebar, it analyzes their writing and surfaces AI-generated suggestions “inspired by” related experts. Those “industry-relevant perspectives” include the likes of Stephen King, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Carl Sagan, among many others.

The Verge found numerous other tech journalists named in the feature, as well, including former Verge editors Casey Newton and Joanna Stern, former Verge writer Monica Chin, Wired’s Lauren Goode, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman and Jason Schreier, the New York Times’ Kashmir Hill, The Atlantic’s Kaitlyn Tiffany, PC Gamer’s Wes Fenlon, Gizmodo’s Raymond Wong, Digital Foundry founder Richard Leadbetter, Tom’s Guide editor-in-chief Mark Spoonauer, former Rock Paper Shotgun editor-in-chief Katharine Castle, and former IGN news director Kat Bailey. The descriptions for some experts contain inaccuracies, such as outdated job titles, which could have been accurately updated had Superhuman asked those people for permission to reference their work.

The feature, which launched in August, claims to help you “sharpen your message through the lens of industry-relevant perspectives.” When users select the “expert review” button in the Grammarly sidebar, it analyzes their writing and surfaces AI-generated suggestions “inspired by” related experts. Those “industry-relevant perspectives” include the likes of Stephen King, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Carl Sagan, among many others. The Verge found numerous other tech journalists named in the feature, as well, including former Verge editors Casey Newton and Joanna Stern, former Verge writer Monica Chin, Wired’s Lauren Goode, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman and Jason Schreier, the New York Times’ Kashmir Hill, The Atlantic’s Kaitlyn Tiffany, PC Gamer’s Wes Fenlon, Gizmodo’s Raymond Wong, Digital Foundry founder Richard Leadbetter, Tom’s Guide editor-in-chief Mark Spoonauer, former Rock Paper Shotgun editor-in-chief Katharine Castle, and former IGN news director Kat Bailey. The descriptions for some experts contain inaccuracies, such as outdated job titles, which could have been accurately updated had Superhuman asked those people for permission to reference their work.

The endpoint of journalism is that an AI startup turns you into a fake "editor" without telling you and against your will www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...

06.03.2026 21:21 👍 340 🔁 78 💬 12 📌 24

DONALD TRUMP KILLED 170 CHILDREN IN MINAB, IRAN AND THEN POSTED A SIZZLE REEL DECLARING "FLAWLESS VICTORY"

We are the bad guys.

We are the rogue nation we grew up being taught to fear and despise.

06.03.2026 21:00 👍 1483 🔁 491 💬 64 📌 22

Shah Alam was found dead in late February.

Here in Cook County, IL, there's still no announced state or county investigation into the ICE agents who killed Silverio Villegas González last September. We don't even know their names.

06.03.2026 21:40 👍 133 🔁 58 💬 3 📌 1

I think this is a great argument, beautifully constructed

06.03.2026 21:20 👍 2103 🔁 431 💬 14 📌 0

not only are you not crazy to read this into it, that's more or less exactly what they're saying. doesn't mean it'll work that way, though; it doesn't take much to keep the strait closed

06.03.2026 21:25 👍 345 🔁 26 💬 12 📌 3

Most people also won’t finish your 500-word article. So write at whatever length is appropriate for the subject.

06.03.2026 21:27 👍 770 🔁 90 💬 21 📌 11

Not the sexual assaults, or open corruption, or open disdain for the Constitution.

Gas prices are going to sink him.

06.03.2026 21:52 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 1 📌 0

I am once again tapping the "support independent, worker-owned, billionaire free news" sign. the most powerful people in the world should not be deciding whether or not we know about this sort of thing. putting Marisa's subscription link below

06.03.2026 22:34 👍 805 🔁 225 💬 4 📌 0

okay so this seems pretty clear. he knows what it is, he did it on purpose, he chose keeping it over his career with the Marines, if we know this then Susan Collins will also know it, it will 100% come up in the general, let's be done talking about this guy as a real candidate

06.03.2026 22:35 👍 869 🔁 250 💬 6 📌 0

The reason you so many of the most annoying Twitter Politics guys are sticking by Platner has nothing to do with the candidate or policy and more to do with the fact that they can never have been wrong. I was excited about him for a bit and now I am not. Very easy thing to say if you are normal.

06.03.2026 22:38 👍 1265 🔁 224 💬 17 📌 7

this whole thing is incredibly insulting to everyone's intelligence, but i'll say, from experience, that if you get a tattoo which might have even the slightest hint of a hidden meaning, every rando who thinks they know anything about tattoos is going to mention something to you about it

06.03.2026 22:09 👍 468 🔁 42 💬 22 📌 5

morbidly curious about which wars of the past were "politically correct"

06.03.2026 05:17 👍 499 🔁 62 💬 40 📌 0

the guy conducting a war does a daily presser about how he doesn't follow any rules and how he loves war crimes and then a school ends up bombed, hard to say how it happened

06.03.2026 05:57 👍 706 🔁 154 💬 4 📌 0
06.03.2026 18:19 👍 3 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0

Sharing to let people know the article being spread on cities at risk in a nuclear war is misleading/deceptive.

Welcome to chatbot journalism.

06.03.2026 15:41 👍 3 🔁 1 💬 1 📌 0

1967 - Dystopian Sci-fi novel, Don’t Create The Torment Nexus published

1974 - Cult classic BBC mini series

1997 - BBC remake

2002 - Hollywood movie, upbeat ending added

2019 - Nexcon - A Torment Company IPO’s, $324 Billion market cap

2026 - Polymarket bets on who will be tormented next

06.03.2026 08:41 👍 1728 🔁 480 💬 10 📌 8

move slow and repair things

06.03.2026 12:06 👍 2645 🔁 838 💬 4 📌 0

Trump is burning through taxpayer dollars on wars just like he burned through his father’s money in the 80s.

06.03.2026 12:17 👍 3375 🔁 834 💬 150 📌 21

They know that many people in the US will accept the killing of civilians overseas but will draw the line at high gas prices.

06.03.2026 12:23 👍 1029 🔁 281 💬 15 📌 0

My school district is being forced to lay off several educators and a librarian because of a $500,000 budget gap, or roughly the amount spent on the war while I was typing this post.

06.03.2026 12:40 👍 1100 🔁 299 💬 6 📌 2

2 years from now, 5 years from now, 10 years from now, and 20 years from now, Americans are going to be subject to attacks here and all over the world because of what Trump is doing right now.

06.03.2026 12:44 👍 3980 🔁 1026 💬 205 📌 71

I think they might have better luck spending two thousand dollars holding a press conference where they detail who made the key decisions to collaborate with the Trump administration, how and when they were fired, and explaining what would stop that from happening again.

06.03.2026 13:16 👍 7142 🔁 1536 💬 197 📌 46