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Artistic Nature Nerd Once worked in a 📚 store now work in a 🐦🦆🐧store . 🌻

"A concentration camp, in its most basic definition, is a place where a targeted civilian population, not necessarily accused of a crime, is detained and at least some of their basic rights are suspended," writes @jwashing.bsky.social. "That’s precisely what’s happening in the United States today."

Don’t call them ICE detention centers. Call them camps | John Washington

I’ve spent a decade reporting on immigration enforcement. The word ‘camp’ best captures the political function of these facilities

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Buskers tribute to Oscar-winning musician Glen Hansard in Dublin 🇮🇪 this evening with a collective version of Falling Slowly, which he co-wrote with Markéta Irglová. Glen Hansard, 1970-2026. ❤️‍🩹🕯️🕊️ 📹 Dublin Live

Here are some of the songs I've been listening to this summer. It starts with a song Michelle and I love by Glen Hansard, a great musician who passed tragically this week. Our hearts go out to his family.

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"Arturo" works in a fernery in Pierson, FL. Temps in the last week were in 90s and the am's ambient humidity routinely hits 85%. It's difficult work. Workers are often paid piece rate which encourages them to work rapidly and not take breaks. There are no heat regs in FL. #CALOR

A farm worker laboring in a fernery

Whales play an impressive role in combating climate change. Not only are they among the most fascinating creatures on Earth, but they also play a vital part in carbon storage and the maintenance of healthy marine ecosystems.

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Just after Trump won reelection, his son joined the board of GrabAGun, a company that hopes to be the "Amazon of guns." Now Trump wants to roll back federal regulations on mailing handguns — a move that would financially benefit GrabAGun and Don Jr. We must not become numb to this corruption.

Plan to ease rules on mailing guns could help company Trump Jr. has stake in

President Donald Trump’s eldest son is a key player in GrabAGun, a company that hopes to dominate internet firearms sale

washingtonpost.com