Yukon

@craymor.bsky.social

Please go away if you aren't at least 18. Just in case it wasn't overwhelmingly obvious, I don't support ether party.

A new investigation reveals that at least 50 police officers from all over the U.S. have been caught abusing their access to Flock's automatic license plate reader database, including to stalk women. This is just one of the many reasons to get these creepy cameras off our streets.

ACLU of Wisconsin@acluofwi.bsky.social · yesterday

Wisconsin is making national news because so many police officers have been charged or convicted with using the Flock surveillance network to stalk people. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/08/02/how-police-officers-used-vast-network-cameras-spy-their-exes/

It’s tiring hearing over & over that clinicians, scientists, & public health professionals MUST spend time with MAHA & MUST find common cause & learn from them To quote Mark Crislip, MD: “If you mix cow pie with apple pie, it does not make the cow pie taste better; it makes the apple pie worse”

Ryan Marino, MD@ryanmarino.bsky.social · 6h ago

Taking my time to really listen and learn from the very valid concerns of the MAHA movement:

always thought it was strange that ppl go to amsterdam to do drugs specifically. do you know what i absolutely dont wanna hear while tripping? Dutch

The SCREEN Act is the biggest threat to your right to free, anonymous speech, ever. That this bill is very likely to be signed into law should send a chill down everyone's spines. Within the next month (or sooner), it will be the single most talked about topic in America - and rightfully so.

Social media post:
alpha @omarsbigsister
The SCREEN Act, which will go for a full
committee markup next Wednesday, on its own
would force every single adult in the US to do ID/
age verification. With that would come mass
censorship & surveillance over the last bit of
freedom and information we have - the internet.

Hundreds of Guatemalans were moved to shelters as Volcan de Fuego erupted, prompting authorities to declare a red alert in the region.

Nearly $70 million in outside spending was deployed against Abdul El-Sayed, while Gretchen Whitmer, Debbie Stabenow, Gary Peters, Dana Nessel and almost the entire Michigan Democratic establishment lined up behind his opponent. He won anyway.

Bild