Apparently FTC settled with the ad firms on that absurd "political boycotts are antitrust" theory. I see why the ad firms settled from a business perspective, but the requirement to give FTC any client exclusion/inclusion lists deemed political is outrageous storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
Just in time for everyone to hibernate and leave town for the holidays! Perfect. 10/10.
Anat Rubin and I co-wrote a story for @calmatters.org about the people behind Sheriff Chad Bianco's "election investigation" -- sovereign citizens, Christian nationalists, and "constitutional sheriffs."
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I would think/hope an indoor park has both, so this may be a two-birds situation
Tbh not the worst idea I’ve heard.
The passive voice is even more wild when you open up the article and it says they suspect he was driving under the influence. What a joke
I sometimes think public engagement needs ground rules around what kind of objections will addressed.
Nostalgia, property values, or “it will let the poors into our neighborhood” being the big ones that should just be ignored out right
Menswear writer here. 👋 Let me tell you why you shouldn't wear an armband like that. 🧵
OMG LOL
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ngl they kinda cooked us with this one
Linea and Jason on the same list is WILD
They also whined endlessly about the multi-modal infrastructure they now tout in this piece. I have no opinion about a Business Improvement District but I do wish these folks had some self-awareness of their angry shortsightedness.
This is one of the dumbest things I’ve ever read (w alt text)
"We are pleased to share more than 125,000 U.S. Supreme Court records and briefs. These materials which span nearly two centuries of American law are now freely accessible online."
"Includes records and briefs spanning cases from 1830 through 2019."
Polisky, if I’m not mistaken, someone once shared an overview of null findings on what does not drive far-right / radical right voting.
If such a collection exists, or if you’re willing to share other important null results, I would greatly appreciate it!
Ghost or Beehiv I thought
Uptown doesn't lack ideas—it needs landlords who charge market rate for businesses that serve its residents.
Hey now, hey now!
Almost like she’s really running for Klob’s seat (now)
“Progress”
Oh I fully missed that you said "facially"! Good word for it, let's hope the 6th Circuit says something similar in the DOJ appeal against the state
Well… Idk that we can really call that a basis, but at least they pretend to have one
"The average taxpayer in 2025 paid: $4,049 for weapons and war, vs. $2,492 for Medicaid, which provided health insurance to 68.5 million Americans in 2025 — about one in five Americans."
We really need a lot more actual feminists to signup for the caucus and show up next year so it can be taken over by people who actually care. I remain shocked by the conduct of leadership in that meeting and to have no resolution is wild.
thank you, wife
Nigel Thornberry and Hexxus, the man has range! We don’t see/hear much from him since he had a stroke a little over a decade ago; I hope he’s doing well.
Ok? A race car is faster than a human too, what’s your point?
