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Great job and thanks - will be making Odette’s bacon at our next dinner party!
And now, my final story for the Washington Post. One that I obsessed over for ten years. It's about high-society. Spies. And a top-secret recipe...for candied bacon. Listen here, or wherever you get your podcasts. www.washingtonpost.com/podcasts/pos...
Too soon but the Raleigh Christmas parade is tomorrow so what do I know…
For folks interested in the #ncpol recount for the NC Supreme Court Associate Justice's election, the NC State Board of Elections provides a county list of the recount and adjustments in votes for the candidates:
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Empathy ftw
This photo is just *chefs kiss* with a headline about bribery and fraud charges. Well done, Amir Cohen.
Sweet being aided “by advanced technology”. It’s that kind of specific and incisive leadership that will propel their unpaid gang of high IQ crusaders ever onward.
What were the icons he used?
Fantastic thanks!
Very cool. Is there a subscribe by email option for updates from the Lab? I could only find social and rss on mobile.
If that hummus is left, don’t let me be right. Also, just don’t let me be right.
Not sure Joe Rogan for SecDef is much of an improvement but I take your point
Super creative idea for the class, nice work.
Does that come with benefits?
I’d say it either needs to be entertaining (read, funny) or actionable (immediate follow up) or informative (make me feel like I checked the box for staying abreast of something I care about). Ideally, 2 of 3 is a slam dunk.
I don’t have a dog in that fight but I do receive far too few “must read” newsletters, regardless of the format
My friend just ran a half marathon in Paris and they hand out pears and dark chocolate every 5k and honestly what are we even doing here
That looks amazing.
Found you from @anneapplebaum.bsky.social ‘s follows
An ex-NY Times columnist and Ivy League grad interviewed a billionaire about how he, the world’s richest man, and several other billionaires helped another billionaire/Ivy League grad/real estate mogul world defeat an HBCU grad to reclaim the most powerful office in the world.
The headline:
Great article. A little rough to read first thing on a Saturday morning, but thought-provoking and more than a little chilling.
But it’s onomatopoetic
Next up:
By this morning, the headline changed to this:
wait why does the dept of government efficiency have two co-chairs