"You don't feel safer" is an entirely different sentence with a different meaning. That is best addressed through therapy rather than through policy.

I'll say again: I miss having an FTC that might at least *try* to challenge shit like this wb/Paramount merger. And not just because paramount/skydance is fully captured by authoritatian bootlickers, either. Monopolies are bad! Bad for "consumers," & bad for creativity & stories & culture all around

remember a couple years ago, when sen. feinstein didn't know who or where she was, or what she was voting on, for a couple years, while her unelected staff covered up her condition and governed for her? if D's are serious about restoring trust in democracy, they need to put a stop to this stuff

"I think a lot of people just want to forget about the children and enjoy the music."

Even as a critic who has tried to write about MJ’s legacy with nuance and grace, I appreciate the clarity the director of Leaving Neverland brings to the table

Virginia state legislature is a part-time job. They meet 30-45 days in odd years and 60 days in even years. Vacancies in the state senate can also be filled immediately by appointment. None of which is true of the US House, a job I would have no problem saying Lucas should not run for at age 82.

i'm tired of people defending this monstrous pedophile

I really want a senator, rather than explaining the math, to just say "We all know what's going on here, Mr. Secretary. Trump said a moronic thing and now everyone in the administration, including you, has to pretend it's real. You know it isn't real. But you can't say that because you're a coward."

PabloReports: What do you make of Stephen Miller and Tom Homan asking for all this money but then refusing to show up to the hearing today?

Frost: That’s what happens when you have a lapdog as speaker.

The bare minimum is that the four most openly corrupt justices (Alito, Kavs, Roberts and Thomas) must be impeached and removed.

there are going to be people who say, take a wait and see approach to how the Court will treat the next Dem president

and those people are wrong, we know exactly how they will treat that person and it is the polar opposite of how they treat Trump

strike at them immediately, first order of business

the carousel is emblematic of bsky's whole process because it's a thing that frontend devs and UI designers are somehow enamored with that almost everyone who actually presents or enjoys visual media doesn't want

'The Rich Don't Play by the Rules. So Why Should I?' Why petty theft might be the new political protest. April 22, 2026, 11:00 a.m. ET By Nadja Spiegelman, Hasan Piker and Jia Tolentino Produced by Vishakha Darbha OPINION 「y Ax 山

I think that we should simply run on prosecuting the rich for their crimes instead of creating a low trust society that will sow the seeds for further fascism

"You wouldn't know it if you live in the USA or consume US media and politics, but the fight between EVs and ICEs is basically over. Internal combustion is on it's way out. First it'll look slow, then fast. Fleet turnover will lag sales. But ALL the growth globally is in EVs." - @jessedjenkins.com

Reporter: What do you make of Republicans saying that Virginia—

AOC: Wah wah wah.

We have asked Republicans for 10 years to ban partisan gerrymandering. And for 10 years, Republicans have said no.

What they’re just mad at is that they have been accustomed to a Democratic Party that rolls over.

panel crop from The Question #1 (1986) by Dennis O'Neil & Denys Cowan, Police Officer: If yer so smart, why don't you join the force? Vic Sage: They wouldn't let me. I passed the IQ test.

another panel from The Question #1, Vic Sage: "Time for all idiots to die. Better make out your will."

there's too many good panels, alex, i was taking screenshots nearly every page

How can anyone trust reporting that starts with a lie on the first line?

"I think that my party should rig the system of peacefully determining who should hold power" ok there is a natural response to that

if you are "sick" — which, again for RFK is a function of race, class and perceived purity — then there is nothing you can do in the face of disease and death, you are destined to succumb. the upshot either way is we do not need vaccines or most modern medical interventions.

Burchett is right: the most DC thing ever *is* a member of Congress blaming the city for something he and his colleagues did themselves.

Study of the Heads of Two Old Men, by Philippe de Champaigne, 17th c, 📸 by @adampantozzi

Wild that putting our country in the hands of wealthy, disconnected septuagenarians has worked out poorly.

Dying in office because you insisted on clinging to power until the very end instead of letting a new generation of leaders rise should be seen for the shameful, egomaniacal act that it is.

Really think the game being played with futures markets is leaving a lot of folks unprepared for the future which now seems functionally locked in.

If supply is down 10m barrels a day, then demand will, eventually, have to conform and that is going to be unpleasant.

This isn’t just stupid, it’s malicious beyond belief. They want people to die.

*PDU