Been thinking for the past few days about how the journalistic obeisance to “objectivity” ultimately comes out of an extraordinarily white (hence privileged) place
possibly unpopular opinion time, but: yes, spraying stuff on Stonehenge is annoying, but Stonehenge is very old and made of [checks notes] stone, and will probably survive.
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Good news about a classic Wilmington restaurant potentially reopening. And you know the StarNews file photo is also a classic when @robweir has the credit.
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Waking up in the middle of the night as things start falling from the shelves. It felt like magnitude 5-6. Outside is -15C. Some small pushes are still felt even now. But I remain in bed because I want to sleep 😴 #Almaty#earthquake
In the Trump immunity case, Judge Pan says Trump lawyer Dean Sauer has conceded that there's no "absolute Immunity" because Sauer's actually arguing prosecution after impeachment and conviction is permissible.

This concession, Judge Pan notes, invalidates one of the main arguments Sauer raised in favor of immunity before the hearing: that the doctrine of separation of powers means the judicial branch can never sit in judgment of the executive branch.
For my english speaking buds in here, to let y'all know what's happening in my country:
At 9 PM today Javier Milei came in via national broadcast to announce the nullifying, by a DNU ("Necessity & Urgency Decree" - so a presidential edict), of around 300 laws, featuring...
@ClarkMyWords@FriendOfThurlow@InezFeltscher There wasn’t a coordinated national party organization in the way we’d think of it today. Rather, local printers/publishers/leaders had a diffused sort of leadership that culminated in national conventions, but only once every four years.
@ClarkMyWords@FriendOfThurlow@InezFeltscher It had been born out of what Lynn Marshall called “the strange stillbirth of the Whig party” (AHR Jan. 1967, v. 72 no.2) which is still a good framework for understanding the party. While local Republican leaders worked to build support for the antislavery platform 2/?