They could always sign up to give comment at a public meeting.

The Wall Street Journal@wsj.com · 17h ago

New York City’s business elites are long accustomed to direct access to City Hall, where even Democratic mayors felt the need to court the city’s wealthiest and most influential corporate leaders. That access is getting shredded by Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

"Kris Darling Honey Not Now Mommy Is Dunking The Court Dot Com (Dot Net)." #deltarunechapter5

Whether someone realizes it or not, accepting the "liberal bubble" framing at all is a way of granting the utterly absurd notion that the globally reviled and increasingly unpopular views of the reactionary right are the norm

Ian Boudreau@ianboudreau.com · 2d ago

"Liberal bubble" has only ever meant anywhere where right wing perspectives aren't artificially elevated and forced into everyone's feeds.

going for a walk and spotting one of our apartment neighbors taking their cat out for a walk on a leash

"The Luminous Cattle" by Emilia Cantor

By Jenna Smith

Liberals: giving the New York Times money doesn't do anything to trans people The New York Times in just the last 24 hours:

'Beneath the Golden Willow' by Ed Perkins

not to show my age but it’s kind of crazy the monumental difference stretching does for general body pain

Art by Kelly Pringle

Scapegoats are emotionally cheaper than systems. Blaming the left asks nothing of you. It feels good and righteous and right. Asking whether your institutions and your party failed you requires dismantling beliefs you have spent your lifetime building. That is emotionally expensive.

booboo

I think I can post this now #deltarune

anyone wanna come over and do this with me

Stacked Seals Slowly Sinking in Water

ALT: Stacked Seals Slowly Sinking in Water

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Valeria Hernández

The Lake.

© Elena Wuest. 'The Tangerine Hour.' Oil on canvas, 2026. 80 × 60 cm.

by René Gruau

love having adhd and forgetting things. anyways as a 30 year old woman I should start investing in vitamin supplements

🫧eepy💤@seraphbeams.bsky.social · last wk.

remembered I have a vitamin d deficiency from some lab results I forgot about months ago and that would perhaps explain a lot of my symptoms

remembered I have a vitamin d deficiency from some lab results I forgot about months ago and that would perhaps explain a lot of my symptoms

I hope every day you all are trying to cultivate joy. A kindness to a neighbor. A long walk. Poetry. Birdwatching. Meditation. Being silly and playing peekaboo in a checkout line with a cute baby. These are dark times, and joy is something the bastards cannot take from us. Fight for it.

woman who just woke up at 2pm: ough just woke up at 2pm

“I have no idea how to get around chat gpt’s refusal to let me rip off other authors other than to actually write prose myself”

Damon Young@damonyoung.com.au · 2w ago

Nope. No, you haven’t.

quietude’s beauty art by Sung Hwa Kim

Sociology as a discipline offers people a set of useful lenses for thinking about how people make meaning in the world. Therefore the discipline will continue to exist, regardless of what the reactionaries say or do.

song still certified fresh over a decade later

‘The Keeper of the Moon,’ Amanda Clark

Rich hues of sunset reflect off the wet sand in this painting of Monterey, on the California coast. The impasto brush strokes are loose and expressive, capturing the vivacity and movement of the scene. Reflections of Color by Erin Hanson, 2023 Oil on canvas 50 x 36 in #oilpainting #art #dailyart

Sergiu Ciochina (Moldovan b.2001), After the Rainlight, Paris, 2026, Oil on canvas