Miami #Redhawks go 31-0. Unbelievable.
I was worried I wouldnβt be able to wear my OU gear around town after this game.
Miami #Redhawks go 31-0. Unbelievable.
I was worried I wouldnβt be able to wear my OU gear around town after this game.
Genuinely incredible that the U.S. will celebrate the 250th without an Archivist of the United States.
Iβm so sorry. You are loved.
"Across the world, many welfare and anti-poverty policies are premised on distrust and suspicion. Instead of offering supportive and compassionate pathways towards improved lives and livelihoods, they have become a means for policing and punishing the poor."
www.developmentresearch.eu?p=2492
I don't think the "Einstein" or other AI replacing the important steps of learning, esp in higher ed, would be posing quite the challenge it is right now if students hadn't been sent the message their entire lives that the point of college is to get good grades and a high paying job, not to learn.
Exclusive: The US State Department is developing an online portal to enable people in Europe and elsewhere to see content banned by their governments including alleged hate speech and terrorist propaganda, sources told Reuters reut.rs/4cySsA6
In my multimedia journalism class I have students create fugly infographics in class just to get the bad out of their system.
The bunch turned in this semester are truly delightful in their ghastliness.
Jesse Jackson appeared on Sesame Street in 1973.
During his appearance, he led a group of children in reciting his well-known poem βI Am Somebody,β a message focused on self-worth and empowerment
The segment became one of the most memorable celebrity appearances from the early seasons of the show.
I did, however, want to hear Jesse Jackson speak. He is the only living American politician with a mastery of classical rhetoric. Assonance, alliteration, litotes, pleonasm, parallelism, exclamation, climax and epigramβto listen to Jesse Jackson is to hear everything mankind has learned about public speaking since Demosthenes. Thus Jackson, the advocate for people who believe themselves to be excluded from Western culture, was the only 1988 presidential candidate to exhibit any of it.
P.J. OβRourke on Jesse Jackson at the 1988 Democratic National Convention in Atlanta, from Parliament of Whoresβ¦
Rev. Jesse Jackson, a Chicago institution who left footprints globally in his ardent advocacy for civil rights, has died. He was 84. chicago.suntimes.com/obituaries/2...
This is simply terrifying. I remember when I read a long piece about how the Covid vaccine was invented and I cried (I do not cry easily) because I worked in NYC and so many people had died and it was all so visceral at the time. God we are fucking fools. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/16/h...
the day people read wuthering heights as a horror/ghost story rather than a romance story is the day i will know peace
I will keep saying it: Iβm not against AI as a category, but institutions whose product is information distribution for public good (news, universities, etc.) miss a huge market by just giving in rather than planting an AI-skeptical flag. Where is the institutional push to engage folks who doubt?
Millett Hall at Miami University is full of spectators for a basketball game.
At Millett Hall for the #Redhawks v Bobcats game tonight. Packed house.
NEW: βCBS Evening Newsβ producer Alicia Hastey sends a bombshell farewell note:
Stories are βevaluated not just on their journalistic merit but on whether they conform to a shifting set of ideological expectations.β
ICE has been tracking the names of protesters in an internal database for several months, according to two US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss operations reut.rs/46wwn1j
Surprise, surprise!
Really nice write up in the @columjournreview.bsky.social on the Oxford Free Press.
I'm a founding member of the paper's board and our journalism students regularly intern there.
Miraculous things can happen when small towns come together to support local news.
1/ ProPublica collected handwritten letters in mid-January from children held at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center, the same facility where 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos was taken.
Hundreds of kids are still detained.
Weβll let the childrenβs words speak for themselves. π§΅
Lovely review from @nytimes.com of Wil Haygood's new book 'The War Within a War: The Black Struggle in Vietnam and at Home.' I'm lucky to be co-teaching a class on war stories with Wil this semester.
The book is being launched here at Miami on the 17th.
This is an incredible thread
Bad Bunnyβs halftime show was incredible. What a celebration of life and love!
A meme, Leo DiCaprio pointing in recognition at the screen
English-as-an-only-language audiences when Bad Bunny said βSan Franciscoβ during the halftime show at the Super Bowl
I donβt even know what to say about any of this anymore.
Trump's constant degradation of female reporters is unsurprising but the press corps' collective decision to treat it as background noise is actually kind of sickening
Marissa J. Lang @Marissa Jae X.com I was laid off today by The Washington Post. I'm proud of the work I have done at this place β not just the award-winning work, but the stories that spurred change, that were steeped in this beautiful local community. Job tips welcome. DMs open. Or: marissalang(@)gmail(dot)com 9:15 AM β’ 2/4/26 β’ 76K Views
The Washington Post Sign in Marissa J. Lang Washington, D.C. Enterprise reporter Marissa J. Lang is an enterprise reporter for The Washington Post focused on high-impact stories in the D.C.region. She previously covered housing and gentrification, zeroing in on the affordable housing crisis, homelessness and the transformation of cities. She joined The Post in 2018 as its lead protest reporter. Her coverage of domestic extremism and the violence that led to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol culminated in her on-the-ground reporting of the insurrection and its aftermath. Marissa was part of the team of journalists recognized with a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
WaPo laid off one of the journalists who won a 2022 Pulitzer Prize for reporting on the January 6th attack on the Capitol.
Democracy dies in oligarchy.
WTF
Roughly two dozen states have rejected the Trump administrationβs requests for voter rolls, prompting an unprecedented legal clash between the DOJ and state election officials. www.politico.com/news/2026/01...