raggedyanne

The revolution will not be on X.

[naomi @lachancenaomi27]

If Graham Platner was a Nazi he would run as a Nazi because you can do that now

[emily north @north0fnorth]

one of my favorite things about biking around chicago is finding random beautiful residential buildings to admire

[Mr. Illinois @mr1llinois]

Another angle of this absolute beast of a house

[Bad News Bettie (PUT IT TF ON 😷‼️) @profesh_fucker]

yall dont see the correlation between the pedophile president with inside ties to a child rape trafficking enterprise and the explosion of missing and pregnant children in these concentration camps? this is what happens when we do nothing

[Colb @___Colb___]

They booed louder for Trump than they did for the Spurs you gotta respect it LMFAO

[CALL TO ACTIVISM @CalltoActivism]

BREAKING: The boos aren’t just inside MSG, they are OUTSIDE too.

We’re getting reports that every-time Trump’s face is shown on screen New Yorkers can hear booing from residents all over the city. This is historic.

[Assal Rad @AssalRad]

“During a ceasefire”

[Talia Ben-Ora @taliaotg]

The scene outside Delaney Hall is several degrees calmer (and cooler) now that Newark PD has removed barriers and checkpoint, which seemed to intensify agitation among protestors who in the last few weeks made it their mission to block vehicles going into and out of the facility.

[horse dentist @equine__dentist]

let’s stare impolitely with mama

[Klemz for House @klemzforhouse]

Another MN data center proposal loses in court, this time in Faribault. Failure to do adequate environmental review presents "danger signals" that approval of the environmental study hadn't "genuinely engaged in reasoned decision-making" https://t.co/dmZjKSoX3V

[Noah Shachtman @NoahShachtman]

Fans lucky and/or rich enough to get into Madison Square Garden will be subject to biometric surveillance. If they're on one of many enemies' lists, patrons could be followed throughout the arena -- including in and out of the bathroom, as our @WIRED investigation showed.

[Wu Tang is for the Children @WUTangKids]

Sneaky bastards over at ESPN/ABC trying to scrub out the Trump boos during the anthem….nice catch @brenonade 🫡

[Rep. Pramila Jayapal @RepJayapal]

Yesterday, I was notified of the 50th death in ICE custody since Trump returned to office.

This is unprecedented and further proof that ICE and their private, for-profit prison contractors should not be sent another cent of taxpayer dollars. There must be accountability.

[Brian Allen @allenanalysis]

BREAKING: The Protests Against Jared Kushner’s Albania Resort Project Have Escalated.

What started as a fight over protected wetlands and flamingo habitats has become something much bigger.

Thousands of Albanians are now framing the project as a battle over sovereignty, corruption, and whether prime coastal land should be handed to politically connected foreign billionaires.

Then came the signs.

“Epstein’s Friends Are Not Welcome In Albania.”

Now the European Commission is warning that the controversy could affect Albania’s EU ambitions.

This is no longer a local zoning dispute.

It’s becoming an international political fight.

[Michael @aGuyOnMyPhone]

When asked explicitly “who is my neighbor” Jesus tells a parable in which the answer is a persecuted racial minority which he deliberately sets up in contrast to the members of your tradition, blood, culture, etc who bear power and prestige

[emily north @north0fnorth]

idk what it is that makes midwestern summer sunsets so beautiful but i’m always so happy when they return

[Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature]

Beavers aren't just dam builders. They're some of the best wildfire mitigation specialists in the forest.

When a beaver dams a stream, it spreads the water out across the land in a web of ponds and channels, soaking the ground and keeping a wide band of vegetation green even through drought.

In 2020, ecohydrologist Emily Fairfax mapped beaver wetlands inside major wildfires across the western US and found something striking: the beaver-dammed stretches stayed green while everything around them burned. Wet ground doesn't catch. The fire often burns less intensely in these wet corridors, and in some cases the wetlands can slow or redirect its spread.

This used to be everywhere. Before European colonization, North America likely supported tens to hundreds of millions of beavers. We trapped them down to almost nothing for their pelts, and the wetlands they maintained drained and dried out.

But some states are hiring them back. California built a Beaver Restoration Program to return them to their old range specifically as cheap, self-repairing defense against drought and fire.

They're remarkably cost-effective. Once established in suitable habitat, they maintain and expand many of their own wetlands without the constant maintenance that engineered projects require.

[Cory Archibald @CMArchibald]

This tracks with a recent FL-25 poll that found 86% of Democratic primary voters support restricting military aid to Israel (50% for conditioning, 36% for eliminating entirely).

https://t.co/A0wXICCE61