Screenshot of a Washington Post article titled "Russia is providing Iran intelligence to target U.S. forces, officals say"
Screenshot of a New York Times article titled "Trump Removes Sanctions on Russia to Help Oil Flow Amid Iran Conflict"
Shot and chaser...just 6 days apart.
Additionally, I won’t subscribe to Paramount/HBO.
Movie theaters are a mismanaged and dying business. Whether Netflix acquired Warner Bros. or Paramount does, it doesn’t change the outcome. I still won’t go to the theater to sit around people who aren’t there to watch the movie and respect those who are.
When your Secretary of Energy doesn't actually know much about energy.
“The four cities of populations larger than 100,000 with the highest murder rates in 2024 are in Republican states: Jackson, Mississippi (78.7 per 100,000 residents), Birmingham, Alabama (58.8), St Louis, Missouri (54.1) and Memphis, Tennessee (40.6).” apple.news/A4DNPj3giRoC...
Chain Reaction, Constantine, and then Speed
Seriously, this is just bad. If Republicans were really laissez-faire as they claim, they wouldn't be passing these policies to protect the dealers, an unneccessary middle-man to one of the larger purchases you make in your life.
Oh, and she provides you notes so no excuses.
As a patron, I would highly recommend this episode (part 1 of 2 [maybe?]) from Congressional Dish. Jen actually read the "One Big Beautiful Bill" which likely puts her in the handful of people that have (including Congress). Take a listen.
congressionaldish.com/cd320-one-bi...
Add to this the mass layoffs of government jobs and the sever reduction of funding, you have a higher pool of jobless and fewer funds to buy services/products. All the while, prices continue to rise.
If you believe the economy is doing well and that the jobs statistician was gaslighting the world, you haven't been paying attention. Stores and plants are closing, menus at restaraunts are getting simpler to reduce costs, layoffs are accelerating, and uncertainty is high.
Anyone surprised?
Dragos just opened 21 positions in Australia, UK, and US/Canada. Not my team, not the hiring manager, but there is an array of roles
Cool. If you like another explanation of the issue, go see @jerryrigeverything.bsky.social’s video on this subject 9 months ago.
youtu.be/m8QWxJhna8Y?...
There is always a past tweet…
Weren’t we suppose to stay out of conflicts like this?
Like the Ukraine/Russia war, or the TikTok deal, or the Iran nuclear deal (that he intentionally broke), or the NJ drones source (yeah, you forgot about that), or…
Houston-area charters got more F ratings from TEA than traditional schools - Houston Chronicle
I am aware of extensions but not having that basic feature built into the product where Edge, a Chromium browser, does is insulting. I believe Firefox also has it built-in.
Two words can demonstrate how bad Google is at managing Chrome: vertical tabs
For businesses and public education to only leverage Facebook is also so limiting to the customer and to the organization.
I get the simplicity of WhatsApp when compared to SMS/RCS but better options are out there that are open-source like Signal.
I struggle to understand how so many can despise Meta for their policies and actions on privacy, but then WhatsApp is so widely used globally for text messaging and SMBs heavily use Facebook as their sole way to communicate with customers.
This government doesn’t care for consumers. If you are going to blatantly allow companies perform predatory practices like this, you are anti-consumer.
The slogan is Make America Great Again. So what period exactly are they aiming for? Pre-Mr. Rodgers?
Great story and happy you shared it.
I wouldn’t mind if companies did a breakdown of their products’ price to show the tariff cost. I doubt they would because why would they want to lower the price if the tariff is lowered?
I like the chart. I’ve been trying to tell others that they are likely not impacted by the change.
