@kristenmcknight@PostCnsumrChris You're welcome. Here's a recent article about the issue. Hegseth is making it more difficult to qualify for the waiver... https://t.co/ylnhKaiqxM
@PostCnsumrChris@kristenmcknight The beard mention is probably also a shot at black service members who have Pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB)β"a chronic inflammatory condition caused by coarse, curly hair curling back into the skinβaffects roughly 45% to 60%+ of Black men" (https://t.co/jkeWV6en62)
@ArlieColes Will those who "neither urgently nor robustly addressed concerns and complaints" be held to account? Is an earnest-sounding statement from COB about failures going to be it? Sadly, the answer is most likely painfully predictable, for this case and the slew of other cases.
286 million birds take off tonight.
The biggest wave is over Minnesota and Wisconsin. Duluth, Minneapolis, Green Bay, Madison, Milwaukee, the whole UP.
Songbirds, most of them, flying in the dark on a light northwest wind behind today's front. Clear skies up there tonight.
Last night 51 million crossed Minnesota alone, peaking around 10:40 PM.
If that's you, turn off the outside lights tonight, dusk to dawn. Lights pull them off course.
Step outside late. You might hear them.
Map: BirdCast, Cornell Lab of Ornithology.