Eva

currently hungry

[Eva @Evaynit]

follow me, you'll thank me later <3

[Eva @Evaynit]

just trying to stay in a good mood

[Eva @Evaynit]

would you make the first move?

[Eva @Evaynit]

would you call me your crush?

[Eva @Evaynit]

would you let me plan our first date?

[Eva @Evaynit]

Soft black hearts for your morning 🖤🖤🖤

[Eva @Evaynit]

Soft eyes, tender heart, complicated thoughts.

[Eva @Evaynit]

Feeling peaceful,grateful, and a little extra happy today. Sometimes that’s more than enough.💕

[Eva @Evaynit]

Sweet vibes, dangerous levels of confidence. 🔥

[Eva @Evaynit]

Calm on the outside,captivating underneath.

[Eva @Evaynit]

barely holding it together tbh

[Monica @MonicaDrie]

🧡🖤

[The Spectator Index @spectatorindex]

🇺🇸 US manufacturing PMI for July beats expectations and signals biggest expansion in factory activity since 2022.

[Eva @Evaynit]

running on low energy today

[Pirate Wires @PirateWires]

In the 2010s, VICE was peak hipster American culture.

The brand was known for loudly breaking taboos. Its cofounder, Gavin McInnes, would go on to found the Proud Boys and get banned from basically every social media platform for “hate speech.”

By the mid-2010s, what began as an alt magazine in Montreal had landed an HBO show and convinced Rupert Murdoch and Disney to invest. It was, at one point, worth almost $6 billion.

A decade later, it was bankrupt.

@BCC_Mitchell, the youngest employee at Vice in 2012, takes us inside their rise and fall — from drug-fueled editorial meetings, to the CEO throwing $1m in cash at staff during a holiday party, to the team starting to chase ‘woke’ for clicks…

…to, eventually, the CEO himself abandoning what made the company famous in the first place.

“Vice was a cult,” Mitchell writes. “It was also the best business school on Earth.”

Below, the deepest insider profile yet of a 2010s media giant 👇

[Eva @Evaynit]

i need better vibes around me

[U.S. Mission to the UN @USUN]

Syria is making real progress on political, humanitarian & security priorities. That is why, on July 8, President Trump informed Congress of his intent to rescind Syria's State Sponsor of Terrorism designation—unlocking trade & investment opportunities to help rebuild Syria.

How far Syria has come in such a short time is remarkable. In 1979, it was the first country on the U.S. list of State Sponsors of Terrorism. Today, it is a regional leader in the fight against ISIS, Hizballah, & other terrorist groups.

[Eva @Evaynit]

i'm feeling weird today... distract me 🤍

[AccuWeather @accuweather]

Weather-fueled wildfires have destroyed more than 700 structures and forced 60,000 people to evacuate in the Spokane area as drought, extreme fire weather and powerful winds drive explosive fire growth.

[Eva @Evaynit]

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