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4.35 million. That's how many households are "missing" due to lack of housing over the last 16 years. www.realtor.com/news/trends/...

An ICC judge from South Africa? Most people just get a tacit "No" from the Nobel Prize committee. You don't usually hear "Get fucked" as an answer. www.npr.org/2026/10/08/n...

Regarding Dario's blog post...if he could frame this as a metaphor in which he tells me how many minutes into Jurassic Park we are, that would be great.

25 years ago, terrorists killed nearly 3,000 people, including 2,753 New Yorkers. As we remember that terrible day, let us also remember the first responders, office workers and strangers who ran toward danger to help each other.

Wait... Lake Ontario translates as "the Big Beautiful Lake"? So it basically already had the Trumpiest name you could imagine?

Indomitable Kharkiv. Via t.me/place_kharkiv.

The afternoon Sun on 23 August 2026 from the US east coast.

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No professional accomplishment has ever made me happier than this. theonion.com/translator-o...

Buttigieg: You can see it in the carnival of corruption that is Washington, D.C., today. The leader of the free world flying around in a secondhand jumbo jet from a foreign country while he makes a billion dollars on crypto deals propped up by foreign leaders.

WANT!

I can't believe we're back at war with Iran. It's only Wednesday.

A white supremacist group from Texas marched through DC on July 4. Here's what to know www.statesman.com/news/article...

I strongly urge anyone with strong sentiments on this critical issue to offer a public comment by July 13. You don't need to be a scientist; this rule change would affect everything from disaster response to cancer research--and involves your tax dollars: www.regulations.gov/...

I wanted to share my thoughts on the proposed OMB rule change that would radically transform federal grant-making into an overtly partisan political process. It's highly alarming, and would be devastating for American science (among many other things).

Tacoma’s ICE concentration camp can hold 1,575 people, usually runs at about 90% full, and makes money by keeping the cages occupied. That is what a for-profit camp does: keep people trapped, keep the beds full, keep the money moving. americansagainstice.org⁠/subscribe

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