We should get the Pats and Raiders off the field so the refs can decide this thing without all the gameplay.
Jackmerius Tacktheritrix
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If you are assigned to this org and you have to do anything, you are failing at the autonomous part.
US Sec. of Defense Hegseth announces creation of new autonomous warfare command
Yes, of course, we should all just believe they’ll be airdropping $100 bills nationwide beginning the day after the election. But only if the Rs win.
1. DOGE dividend. 2. Tariff dividend. 3. Midterms dividend. 4. Data center dividend.
A good opportunity to reiterate my advice to companies that each one have at least one dirty-minded person in the marketing team to screen for this.
This, to me, doesn't look like the kind of thing you want to encourage your dog to go for.
Love, love, love this. ht: @scottlincicome.bsky.social
fair play to this spam email, I did laugh out loud
This is the correct caption. I’ve seen some focusing on the good NK relationship nonsense, but this is about SK refusing to help with Iran.
BREAKING: President Trump orders the Pentagon to scale back joint military exercises with South Korea after he says it declined to help denuclearize Iran.
No matter how bad you think this sounds, it's definitely worse. I worked on the Unaccompanied Children program for a period spanning the Biden and Trump II administrations, and it's impossible to imagine a population more vulnerable. The reason for the special handling Aaron notes (1/x)
New in PN: Stephen Miller's secret campaign against helpless kids "Miller is making his dreams come true: accelerating the arrest and removal of thousands of unaccompanied immigrant kids. This is a scene taking place out of public view across the country, impacting 24,000 children."
Robinhood is really promoting this Robinhood Ventures II BDC...must be "amazing" demand for early investment into tech companies if this is being offered to retail investors.
Who could possibly have foreseen that people would do…exactly what they did the last time there was no ACA. 🤦♂️
Page One. @nytimes.com $XLV www.nytimes.com/2026/07/30/b...
Kevin Hassett is what would come out if a child drew an economist with crayons and a genie brought it to life. Nothing he says can survive the slightest cross checking. I’m not even giving him credit for knowing better - I’m sure he really is just dumb.
When these people loudly blame someone else for a thing, it’s the same as an admission that they’re responsible and wish not to appear so.
Methinks the appropriate target to blame for the deaths of over a million Americans is not Dr. Fauci.
Three-byline alert: 🚨 “.. The Pentagon has tried to mask the total price tag — including from Congress — by taking the funds from a classified budget for nuclear modernization.” @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2026/07/25/u...
At this point, U.S. has likely hit every target that can be hit from the air - some more than once. Further airstrikes will mostly just generate cool footage for social media.
Scoop: U.S. intelligence reports offer a pessimistic view of new rounds of U.S. military strikes against Iran: They are unlikely to have a significant impact on Iran or soften its negotiating position, current and former officials tell Warren Strobel and me
The documents Trump cited don't even make his case - and actually refute much of it. But that didn'tg matter. No foreign regime, no spies, no saboteurs have yet matched the damage that America’s own president just did tonight to faith in U.S. elections. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0...
Trump Just Did More Damage to Elections Than China
His speech was a mashup of charges that aren’t supported by the documents he released.
theatlantic.com
SpaceX is worth less than half of its $1.75 trillion IPO target: Morningstar www.cnbc.com/2026/06/03/m...
SpaceX is worth less than half of its $1.75 trillion IPO target, Morningstar says
The analysts see a wide range of possibilities around xAI and find its "economic moat indeterminate."
cnbc.com
It should be impossible for anyone who supports our military to do this to Afghans that risked their lives to help us.
This would be a betrayal of so many Afghans who risked their lives for our troops during the war.
I think the idea here is that 1) he’s going to ask them to do more illegal stuff, but 2) he’ll take care of you *if you do it and you’re still there at the end*
I know it’s crazy, but as an alternative, White House staffers could simply choose not to commit any crimes.
Jobs numbers will henceforth count AI agents as employees/jobs/hires
oh, so Friday's jobs numbers are gonna be BAD bad
New “bone spurs” just dropped. Thoughts and prayers as Barron learns to live with this crippling height condition.
After I left the Army as a junior officer, I went to grad school at a state university. I found I had unique perspectives that added to group projects, and if anything I indoctrinated my peers to my way of thinking. Hegseth is a smooth-brained idiot.
In my time at Princeton, we've had several Army officers in our doctoral program. They've all done excellent work. When this former Princeton undergrad says we're actually teaching them "the enemy's wicked ideology" I have no idea what the hell he's talking about but, of course, neither does he.
Overall accountability is good, but fun to see that they use measured language about investigating these guys. Contrast that with prejudging the murdered protesters and then looking for evidence in support.
WOW. Incredible. This is the case in which DHS claimed that ICE officers had been attacked with a shovel and fired back in self-defense. Evidence since suggests an ICE officer fired through a closed door and struck someone on the other side. Will DHS retract the prior claims?