Two separate issues: 1) No one deserves to be abused in their domestic relationship. 2) Politicians and political operatives that enable abuse and cover it up, should not be in politics. Neither of these facts are changed by this situation.
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Bombshell new report out from my investigators this morning spanning our four year investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s financial records. This report shows exactly how Wall Street protected Epstein and enabled his sex trafficking for decades. Mega thread following with some key points:
Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, BofA Enabled Epstein, Wyden Report Says
Democrat Ron Wyden cited nonpublic documents held by the US Treasury in a report that says banks delayed reporting suspicious financial transactions and calls for tougher anti-money-laundering rules, ...
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Blanche should be blocked for IRS/slush fund AND - targeting Comey, James, Hearn, Powell, Walz, Frey, MOCs - Epstein - payouts to Flynn, Page, Babbitt, Vaughn - rejecting ethics advice to recuse from Trump cases - “war” on judiciary - “cleaning house” of DOJ personnel who worked on Trump cases
BlueSky? The official app of Sports you say? Did you know that there are great local journalists here in Philly covering the Flyers at @broadstreethockey.com who operate as a co-op where the money goes directly to the contributors? It's worth every penny.
I think it comes down to the fact that people would rather spend money on incarceration, a punishment, than safe housing, which they view as a reward for bad behavior. It's fundamental to the terrible policy.
The reality is that Anthropic and Google's rental fees are keeping these obscene turbines running. They should be catching at least as much flack as SpaceX over this!
Even the actors aren't always rich. Most of the A-listers, sure, but most recognizable character actors are lucky if they make as much as your average office worker. Check out the documentary "That Guy Who Was In That Thing" some time. It'll change the way you look at Hollywood.
If you can't understand how trans right are just the leading wedge issue on bodily autonomy and how it intersects with other important issues in 2026 you are not worthy of my vote.
Squishiness on trans rights is a dealbreaker for me because (a) it’s a straightforward issue of personal freedom and bodily autonomy much like abortion, and (b) the right is obviously coming after us cis gays next.
This is grift final jeopardy, the singularity is theoretically the end of history and/ or the human world, this is a suitcase full of cash and a one way plane ticket type discourse
The 'singularity' refers to the point at which AI outpaces human intelligence and becomes difficult to control.
This is a pretty cool tool for checking out your posts!
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The Inquirer is worth investing in. So are its workers.
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Listening to the radio on my way drive this morning and they signed off the station identification "95.7 the Fanatic. LeBron."
“LeBron James is a Sixer, and you’re listening to WHYY news” i love my country of philadelphia
The AI industry “designs its tech and sells it as a tool for automating knowledge work... it’s degrading the work opportunities that exist right now — taking knowledge workers out of full-time employment into gig-work" - @karenhao.bsky.social www.bloomberg.com/features/202...
Karen Hao: AI Doesn't Have to Be Built This Way
The author of Empire of AI argues artificial intelligence can be developed without concentrating power, exploiting workers or consuming vast amounts of resources.
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I don't care who you are, or which candidate you're supporting: if you are being paid to film a video supporting a candidate, it's an ad. You should disclose that you're being paid. This isn't even just about the law; it's about ethics and the trust between speaker and audience. 2/2
I can't believe I had to get sent this by a Giants fan but we're a little busy here in Philly
This is shaping up to be the greatest day in online Philadelphia history
Last week, about a third of the History department were able to gather together on graduation day. Rather than lend our intellectual authority to the official procession and ceremony we invited our students to come and celebrate their achievements with us in a shady courtyard. They came. 1/
Lots of parts of the local party have been begging for volunteers for years (especially outside major urban areas!) for years. You can really just show up and do the work.
I get why it feels like this, but also, you and 3-5 neighbors could join your local (city/county) Democratic Party tomorrow and chances are they'd ASK you to run your precinct
To some small credit of the Democrats they do talk about consolidation and the need for reform and even occasionally talk about the media landscape around journalism. But it's very clear that they are lacking any sort of coherent plan to connect these two issues together.
I am absolutely begging Democratic politicians to make media reform a centerpiece of their policy platforms
This story is indeed insane. They literally *discounted his correct answers* (on questions about the Constitution) so that a Trump supporting girl who wants to go to Hillsdale College could win $25K and be televised meeting Trump. So. Gross.
This story is crazy. It would appear Trump admin officials rigged their nationally televised high school civics contest to keep a young man from a Sikh family out of the finalists. www.notus.org/national/ame...
Btw I’ve been pitching a piece about this, some of my other observations while in that section and how it got to its current state of kak, hmu if you’re an editor who wants to pay me for it.
Our built world is not designed for these changing temperatures and sprawling catastrophes, and there is no plan or budget in place to address this. To make what's ahead more bearable and survivable, we will need transformative change and radical redistribution—not fucking data centers.
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Get a fair deal, play with great teammates in a great facility in a city that loves you with a franchise that will always love its alums (probably too much). Pair that with winning as the Flyers turn the corner and you definitely have an attractive destination.
Briere continues to set the standard that, if you sign in Philadelphia, you will get a fair contract. Will you maximize your earnings with the Flyers? Not likely--but you also won't go through grueling negotiations where management tries to shave off every penny they can. It's a good deal for all.
I love your website @amyhupe.bsky.social 🤩 Picallili shared your post on Design systems and I started clicking around, it's great.
@joshtpm.bsky.social just got caught up on your Court reform article from the other week. I think another key point is how panels, an expanded bench and ethics laws can be mutually reinforcing. Decreasing power of individual justices decreases willingness to ignore ethics violations
anyway yeah I don’t actively wish death on rural Americans but I’d also sure like them to stop actively wishing death upon me (and voting to make that happen)
Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast. (There’s a lot you can learn from the trades if you’re willing to be humble about it)
"You have to go slow to go fast." (Yet another DevOps-y concept I don't see much reference to anymore...)
once again saying: Nuremburg trials is the moderate position
Security camera footage obtained from local businesses showed individuals who are believed to be U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers surrounding a car and pulling the driver onto the street, in events connected to the fatal shooting of a man in a coastal town in Maine on July 13.