Meta is facing an antitrust trial in April. The company has lots of other business before the U.S. government. And Trump once threatened to send Zuckerberg to prison for "the rest of his life." That's just some of the background for today's big Meta announcements...
Ann Telnaes, who has worked at The Washington Post as an editorial cartoonist since 2008, says her cartoon below was killed — and now she has quit the paper
TIME magazine made a terrible mistake in failing to nominate Gisèle Pelicot for person of the year. Her stand is, I think, changing societal views about sexual stigma – all done in the hope that future victims won't ever feel ashamed about coming forward again. It's breathtaking
@james_f_thomas This has happened to me multiple times on the F train. They just love to skip stops when they are running late, and while they probably announced it, we all know the announcements sound like Charlie Brown's teacher so I rarely catch what they are saying.
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My friend Mariel Garza just resigned as editorials editor of @latimes after the newspaper’s owner blocked the editorial board’s plan to endorse Kamala Harris for president. https://t.co/etvsPubDMV
A wonderful story in the @nypost tonight! Lucali owner Mark Iacono’s act of kindness ended up saving his friend Theo’s life when he desperately needed a kidney.
Be sure to read about how Theo met his hero Rusty 🙏
https://t.co/I9nCjYp9Ql
From *Shutter Shock: The Photos that Expose Trump’s Mind in Disarray,* and how photographers, photo editors, and the rest of us can counter the sanewashing of Donald Trump.
(Photos - left: @EconClubNY right: #BrendanMcDermid@reuterspictures.)
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If I was Lego, I would release a special set of Jimmy Carter building a house for Habitat for Humanity and raise the age to 100 just for that set. All profits go to Habitat for Humanity. Total missed opportunity.
Let me be very clear: As a Homeland Security Advisor in the Trump White House, I witnessed firsthand how Donald Trump politicized disaster relief, leaving devastated Americans waiting for help. Leaders across the country & government were calling my office, desperate for action as Trump failed them in moments of crisis. Today, he's once again failing Americans by distorting the facts & spreading lies. The reality? The Biden-Harris Administration is stepping up in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene with decisive leadership & a swift, effective response.
“I wish God hadn’t made me a girl, for we’ve become so unfortunate. I regret being born a girl; we are valued less than animals, who enjoy more freedom than we do,” says an Afghan girl living under the Taliban.
When you think of hurricanes, we usually think about the destruction they cause near the coastlines. Asheville is far, far inland, and these are the scenes from #TropicalStormHelene#HurricaneHelene