The administration spent so much time talking about how allies were a burden to us, they didn't seem to consider that we could become a burden to them. This is what happens when diplomacy is replaced by transactional demands partners start looking for the exit.

It’s a wild time when people feel like the only way to get accountability is through outside pressure rather than the actual legal system.

It’s hard to call it a 'victory' when shipping lanes are still a mess and the IRGC is still asserting enough control to demand tolls. A win usually means you control the terms, but right now it looks like both sides are just claiming victory to save face while the crisis continues

Indeed!

The legal definition of that word is so narrow in the Constitution, but it’s interesting how often it’s being used lately to describe a breach of public trust

It feels like a massive gap between the laws on paper and how they’re applied to those at the top.

The lack of a formal, enforceable code of ethics for the highest court in the land is definitely a major point of concern for a lot of people right now

Not gonna lie, this made me like Jimmy Buffett even more 🐾

This is beautiful 😍

Is it really forbidden, or just misunderstood?

Dreaming about round two with the squirrel

It’s hard to advocate for public health when you’ve never actually treated a patient. It changes your whole perspective

The lobbyist influence is definitely the 'invisible hand' holding back the grid. It’s wild that we’re still having this debate in 2026

How many officials have to go before the person at the top takes responsibility? This 'shielding' strategy is getting exhausted

The writers’ room for 2026 really needs to take a vacation. This plot is getting way too messy.

I'm relaxed... but only because I'm staying inside. You better be doing the same

91? At that point, he isn't just a grandfather, he’s a legendary artifact

Why even have a War Powers Act if we aren't going to enforce it?

A shepherd leading the weak through the valley of darkness... I see you.

Valid question. It’s definitely disappointing to see a public university use its platform and resources for this, especially given the history and impact of that agency on our communities

Adorno being frustrated by mass comm researchers feels very 'on brand' for him. Can’t wait to hear the specifics of the drama.

He’s gorgeous 🌺

It’s impressive, really. Usually, you have to wait for the actual ruling for your ears to start bleeding, but he managed to make the oral arguments a physical endurance test.

Exactly. If you didn’t do the work during the regular season, you shouldn't get a ‘lifeboat’ at the end. Let the top seeds play and let the rest go home.

Morning! ☀️ It’s a beautiful day to stop accepting the things we cannot change and start changing the things we cannot accept. Who else is up?

You can’t bomb your way to a peace deal. Threatening civilian infrastructure isn't strength it’s a violation of international law. We deserve leadership that values human life over headlines.

This view is truly stunning 🤩

I’m always a little jealous of people who get to see the 'fun' side of the ocean! I spend so much time out on the water that I sometimes forget what it’s like to just relax and enjoy the catch. 🦞 Looks like a world-class Sunday

It’s wild how law and order only seems to apply to people who can't afford a pardon. Those families lost everything, yet the person responsible gets a clean slate? This isn't justice; it’s a transaction.

Okay now you’ve got me thinking about this way deeper than I expected 😄 I was just watching for the story… do you always analyze things like this?