Late last year, as the pandemic inched on, we set up a hotline where working moms could call in and scream, laugh, cry or vent for a solid minute. We called it The Primal Scream Line.
And scream they did.
https://t.co/JCw8WaZxsO
WENDY WILLIAMS UNGUARDED: No one comes across as credible in @jessicabennett deep dive into why the celebrity DJ is under court-appointed monitoring — and who is looking out for her best interests. Echoes @propublica series into NY’s broken system.
https://t.co/lKmxx1MhiI
Donald Trump lost his bid to a federal court to reconsider the $5 million verdict won by E. Jean Carroll after a jury found that the president sexually abused and defamed her.
Read @jessicabennett’s profile of Carroll on what’s next for the writer. https://t.co/4HCtTx9ZJd
@angeliferrara This platform is such a hellscape but I opened it last night to search something and then my browser was still open this morn and your tweet was at the top and IM SO GLAD IT WAS. Reading this with great interest and would love to be in touch!
The women who have accused Donald Trump of sexual misconduct have spent years trying to be heard. They’re making one last stand, @jessicabennett writes.
Read: https://t.co/PUBBedF1YP
“The Democrats have finally gone low, deploying a bit of verbal jujitsu so delightfully petty it might just work,” @jessicabennett writes.
Read: https://t.co/9PMRRD1gnU
Here are some of our favorite collective names for animals:
a murder of crows
a tuxedo of penguins
a bask of crocodiles
a destruction of cats
a tower of giraffes
a parliament of owls
a cackle of hyenas
a smack of jellyfish
an ambush of tigers
a wisdom of wombats
@ejeancarroll on @maddow right now saying, of Trump:
“He is nothing.”
“He is nothing.”
“He is nothing.”
Rachel asks her lawyer: is $83.3M enough to stop him?
She replies: So far it seems to have been.
The man must absolutely frothing at the mouth.
In @nytopinion
E. Jean Carroll’s lawsuit against Donald Trump was about defamation. But it was also about the worth of a woman, long past middle age, who dared to claim she still had value, Jessica Bennett writes. https://t.co/aZhmm08GSN
And the American Dialect Society’s “Word of the Year” is…
Enshittification — a “sadly apt” term, as the lexicographer @bgzimmer put it, for when an online platform goes to shit
Ahem.
https://t.co/N175JrFfSQ
In Opinion
“In 2023, it felt as though the world was glorifying girlhood, or an exaggerated version of it,” writes Jessica Bennett. “Was it just coincidence that this embrace came at a time when girls themselves seemed so very miserable?” https://t.co/pJjbLc899v
Addi, London and Anna let our reporter @jessicabennett into their lives and phones for a year. At 13, they were legally able to join social media, and their phones were always close at hand. https://t.co/H3tbo0dcdx
Three girls, one slice of middle school. This is what it’s like to be a 13-year-old girl, in a world that can’t stop talking about the dire state of your future. https://t.co/H3tbo0dcdx
“I just feel like I need my phone, you know?”
“This morning I got caught with blush on and I lied and got in trouble.”
“Not having social media makes me just as insecure as having it would.”
Here’s what it's like to be a 13-year-old girl today. https://t.co/pVPQ9uSOpk