Just saw an ad for non-alcoholic Coors Light.
This country is so rich and prosperous that people are willing to bring products to market for any niche, no matter how small — even for people who drink Coors Light for the taste.
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Famous tells:
“It’s not you, it’s me.”
“This isn’t about the money.”
“We have nothing to hide.”
“I’m just asking questions.”
“This is not a golden calf.”
A good politician should "tell the truth, don’t put politics at the center of life—do your job, then go home—and love your country."
@tunkuv interviews @BenSasse: A Public Servant Faces a Public Death https://t.co/LxjtXHBdPz via @WSJopinion
WSJ editorial: Mr. Trump didn’t begin a war on Saturday. He is fighting back against an Iranian regime that has been waging war against the U.S., Israel and the West for decades. https://t.co/GrpS3b7xVt
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The production facility Athena Studios opened in Athens in 2023. Its occupancy rate now hovers around 25%. “We’re looking to pivot out of this,” Joel Harber of Athena Studios said. “We filed some plans for a potential change of use to a data center.” https://t.co/3onZdvgA1k
No one calls Georgia the “Hollywood of the South” anymore. It turns out that bribing studios with taxpayer dollars isn’t a strategy to create a healthy industry—it’s a way to be out-bribed, writes @ColeMurphy117
https://t.co/bHvSN26VEx
If Democrats want to know how to re-establish themselves as something resembling a normal party, they should ignore shrieking activists and pay more attention to sports, writes @rkylesmith
https://t.co/22IC3Lh2UQ
Being rid of Maduro is an unambiguous good for the US, for the people of Venezuela, & for Venezuela's neighbors. That said, as always, the devil of transferring power to a responsible, responsive govt is in the details.
Like pop-culture cicadas, Avatar fans emerge en masse when an Avatar movie hits theaters, but disappear once they have seen it. The wildly successful sci-fi franchise has a curiously light footprint. Why? asks @jackbutler4815
https://t.co/nCWVqk0UPi
Remember New York State managed to let OTB (legalized horse gambling) go bankrupt, so this isn’t surprising. It’s just the city trying to live down to expectations.