SusieB

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Thomson Reuters, which owns news agency Reuters, has signed a $125M deal giving ICE access to its databases of personal data. USA Today has partnered with Palantir to gain "actionable intelligence" on its audiences. The media should be opponents of Trump's police state — not collaborators.

Charles Kushner got a pardon for tax evasion & witness tampering, then an ambassadorship to France. His son is now buying the Lakers for 12.5 billion dollars and calling it stewardship. Proximity to this White House remains the highest-yielding asset class available. www.rawstory.com/joshua-kushn...

Lakers fans fume over Ivanka-kin takeover: 'Entire country is being strip mined'

Los Angeles Lakers fans are in open revolt after reports that the storied franchise is being sold to venture capitalist Josh Kushner — brother of President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner — an...

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New: Police in Wisconsin used Flock to create a pretext to search a man's car for weed. Their justification? He drove from Wisconsin to Michigan, a “known source state for marijuana as it is legal there,” and Flock showed he "travels to Michigan frequently." www.404media.co/cops-used-fl...

Cops Used Flock to Track a Man Across State Lines to Create Pretext to Search His Car for Weed

"The vehicle travels to Michigan frequently which is a known source state for marijuana as it is legal there," a probable cause justification reads.

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“Significant workload spikes were found in the 10 to 15 games preceding Achilles ruptures for NBA players,” the paper concluded. “Veteran players carried heavier cumulative workloads, whereas younger players ruptured tendons under lighter use.” #NBA

Mike Vorkunov@mikevorkunov.bsky.social · 2w ago

A new medical study says there is a link between an increase in minutes played in the games before an Achilles tear and a player suffering that injury. The NBA said that no relationship exists, according to its own internal research. Free to read: www.nytimes.com/athletic/748...