Margo Martin @MargoMartin47 X.com Congratulations, Georgia Women's Tennis! The photo shows Trump and five white dudes in red ties standing in front of and completely blocking 10 young women
Priceless post from the official White House social media
this is fucking nuts:
You probably think you can't hate Target more than you already do but ....
Hello, I made you a feed of your cats watching the Artemis II splashdown bsky.app/profile/did:...
Duke won’t solve this until one of their own throws Stephen Miller into an active volcano
I always wondered how Mussolini got from “ruling Italy” to “blindfolded and taking his last puffs of a cigarette.” Anyway, here’s the scene at The Villages right now.
![Although VPNs are often recommended by Federal agencies and advertised as a way to protect a user’s privacy, using a VPN may seriously impact an American’s rights, the members wrote. The U.S. government’s rules for surveillance under Section 702 of FISA and under Executive Order 12333 specify that when the country a user is in is unknown, the government may assume that user is a foreigner. Because foreigners outside of the United States don’t have Fourth Amendment rights, VPNs that hide the country in which a user is located could impact an American’s privacy rights.
“[Americans should] be told if these VPN services, which are advertised as a privacy protection, including by elements of the federal government, could, in fact, negatively impact their rights against U.S. government surveillance,” the members wrote. “To that end, we urge you to be more transparent with the American public about whether the use of VPNs can impact their privacy with regard to U.S. government surveillance, and clarify what, if anything, American consumers can do to ensure they receive the privacy protections they are entitled to under the law and Constitution.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:nx2hxdrsv3mivqwwvkq7xlqx/bafkreibde2n6jk3kksrgbsmuysznqiyhgpemivqqmgq56qa6g6ojqogi3q)
Although VPNs are often recommended by Federal agencies and advertised as a way to protect a user’s privacy, using a VPN may seriously impact an American’s rights, the members wrote. The U.S. government’s rules for surveillance under Section 702 of FISA and under Executive Order 12333 specify that when the country a user is in is unknown, the government may assume that user is a foreigner. Because foreigners outside of the United States don’t have Fourth Amendment rights, VPNs that hide the country in which a user is located could impact an American’s privacy rights. “[Americans should] be told if these VPN services, which are advertised as a privacy protection, including by elements of the federal government, could, in fact, negatively impact their rights against U.S. government surveillance,” the members wrote. “To that end, we urge you to be more transparent with the American public about whether the use of VPNs can impact their privacy with regard to U.S. government surveillance, and clarify what, if anything, American consumers can do to ensure they receive the privacy protections they are entitled to under the law and Constitution.”
Looks like the NSA is pointing at American VPN users and saying “we are so confused, we can’t tell if this internet usage comes from within the United States, better collect to make sure.” Abolish Section 702…
From a letter to Tulsi Gabbard from Wyden, Padilla, Markey, Warren, Jacobs & Jayapal:
The people I feel sorriest for are The Troops, who America's baseball team let down, probably because they don't really respect them.
I was already rooting for Venezuela tonight but JEEEEEZZZUS CHRIST Team USA is making it easier to root harder. bsky.app/profile/jeff...
I’m glad John Smoltz isn’t here to see this because he’d start taking hostages.
…the women will get a $25 gift certificate to Sephora, or whatever chicks like
Really liked this from @adammccalvy.bsky.social on the actual process of guys getting measured for their ABS strike zones
www.mlb.com/brewers/news...
You gotta read the post that follows this one but don't do it with your good seeing eyes. I'm just sayin
Every once in a while the internet becomes that truly silly delightful thing it once was. Like this.
Fuck ICE
I'm GenX. We grew up in an all-print world. We read really fast. So, my Millennial and GenZ peeps, I beg you for the love of Bananarama, please just send me the article and not the TikTok of the dude talking about the article. In Prince's funky name, amen.
If you're living somewhere outside the USA, one thing you can do is pressure your leaders to boycott World Cup and Olympic events here.
A photo of the man murdered by ICE today, just before the shooting. He’s standing and holding a phone in his right hand and holding his empty left hand to the sky and looking behind him at a woman running away while an ICE agent closes in on him from the front. On the ground behind the man is a woman that the victim will soon try to help, leading several ICE agents to attack him and pin him to the ground, before shooting him several times.
We’re supposed to believe this is a domestic terrorist attacking ICE with a gun
Do you appreciate @nws.noaa.gov's posts on Bluesky?
Did you know that this account is a pilot program that may or may not be continued and even expanded to NWS field offices?
NWS is soliciting comments here! www.surveymonkey.com/r/PrototypeN...
Press release:
www.weather.gov/media/notifi...
Shouldn't it be a bigger story that the immigration cops are seizing and imprisoning people who CANNOT POSSIBLY BE IMMIGRANTS
kid who realizes mid punch that he is punching his own teammate>>>>
kid who whizzes in from offscreen and launches himself headfirst into the pile>>>>>>>>>
Now THIS is what Jesus would do.
The “prosecute the former regime at every level” candidate has my vote in 2028.
amen to this.
The tattered red and white stripes and white stars on blue field of the "star spangled banner" hanging vertically showing what remains of the original flag of the war of 1812 (about 2/3). Taken in 1964, from the Smithsonian Archives.
Thomas Paine began 1776 with _Common Sense_ and the call to reject monarchy, and ended with _The American Crisis_, warning that "these are the times that try men's souls."
Like many in my field, I've spent the last dozen years preparing for 2026, sure that the fullest histories serve us best. 1/
Have you tried their county extension office, or a local USDA service office?
There are also local mills in Washington – Cairnspring Mills comes to mind – that might be able to answer questions about methods of grain disposal.
cairnspring.com
bari weiss saw this and decided that she had to hide it from the american public
Breaking: CBS News will be renaming 60 Minutes to “88 Minutes”
Mel Brooks having to bury Rob Reiner is against all laws of nature and I’m not ok about it