Meanwhile, the line for the alternate event is out the door, down the elevator, and out the door of the building. It seems that a lot of folks are interested in hearing from pro-LGBTQIA voices at Baylor.
lmao
This is a FRAUDULENT paper, AI-generated. My name was used as an author and I had nothing to do with it, never saw it until today e-pubmed.co.uk/journals/dig...
The "Editors" Angelo Rossi Mori, David Mensah, and Zarnie Khadjesari and this "Journal" should be reported.
This is insane, tinpot authoritarian shit.
www.nytimes.com/2026/04/22/u...
According to Oklahoma fans, Josh Pate just sat down with the worst person he's ever had on his show: Steve Sarkisian
why my wife is ok with the 3D printer in our house
when I tell my wife I'm sick
money, next question
The US already took action: through the tariffs, the trade war, and the constant "jokes" about turning Canada into the 51st state. No one is obligated to buy American wine and spirits!
lisan al-ghaib, etc.
Okay, but what’s the source wearing
Iran is dedicated to making your most annoying coworkers very mad
Also if the super hacker could please just pick a goddamn side already
I understand that this is a very serious first amendment issue and that this type of state sensorship has negative implcations far beyond anything that has to do with sex work or even sex at all
but also
that is a very funny sign, in my humble opinion.
It's like they're letting AI create scripts and the prompt was "have them get into arguments in weird locations"
This show is ridiculous, and not even in a fun way any more. I'm most of the way through the season and the human storylines are so fucking random, nobody's characters make any sense any more
Well they found a way to get the birth rate up
Important evidence of autism in the ancient world
I miss when I could make fun of Reddit instead of Reddit being one of the maybe three semi useful websites left
It's hard to reduce the impact of mid-decade redistricting to a single number of flips, because a lot of the movement (e.g., in NC and OH) was just to make seats slightly redder/bluer. You're better off thinking about it probabilistically.
a green sign that reads: Open 24hrs Mon 7am until Sat 10pm, Sun 1iam-5pm
strait of hormuz
Ford: Of the inductees, who are your favorites?
Sparks: Luther Vandross. You?
Ford: Either Wu Tang or Sade
This image shows a person sitting on a bench seat inside a train or subway car, holding a large, fluffy dog on their lap. The dog has a thick, light gray to tan coat with a darker face, and its tongue is hanging out as it appears happily panting. The person is wearing a red jacket and blue jeans. The dog's leash is visible, and the person's hand is gently holding it. The window by their side lets in natural light, and blurred passengers can be seen seated further along the train.
Has science gone too far?
#GoneTooFar
Shrewdest negotiators in the league
Getting up in front of reporters and saying repeatedly "The lawsuit I filed is based on lies" must be some advanced legal strategy
one required, but sadly enormous, shift in the way americans view things: recovering an understanding that a democratic government is a collective enterprise that should deliver tangible services and benefits to people
"Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated which day the New York Mets suffered their 11th straight loss. It was on Sunday, not Monday. Even the Mets cannot lose on an off day."
Two copy editors high-fiving so hard right now
Interesting events are afoot in Waco today. And Baylor just agreed to allow other Senate candidates to speak on campus since Paxton is speaking at the TPUSA event today. Which means we'll get to hear from James Talarico & maybe even escape the shackles of the BGCT. What a time.
Rep. David Scott, a Democrat of Georgia, has died: www.ajc.com/politics/202...
Scott, who is 80, faced a lot of pushback for choosing to run for reelection this year, amid reports he'd skipped voting in many recent cycles (inc. 2024 presidential race) & faced multiple primary challengers in May
