@mags_mclaugh I’ve had luck with the Campflare app. You can create alerts and it will let you know when reservations become available. We’ve managed to book a few last minute trips this way.
Everyone seems to be obsessed with celebrity jets and how much they contribute to climate change. But there is a far more powerful polluter in the Los Angeles skies: the police.
Here is the very first story I pitched to @emorwee.
https://t.co/FpU6oVmGv2
With exploding technology and increased worker productivity, it’s time to move toward a four-day work week with no loss of pay. Workers must benefit from technology, not just corporate CEOs.
https://t.co/mIm1EpcZLu
I spoke with the people of East Palestine, Ohio.
The government's deference to Norfolk Southern has left people lost, relying on each other instead. They have alarming symptoms. Their pets are dying. Some are even packing up to leave a place they love.
https://t.co/M1YEUMzbBW
@willw I dropped the print for Ray on opening weekend because the managers had me move it and the clamps could barely hold together. Made it all the way to swinging it up onto the platter when the clamp came undone and it all spilled out.
On October 3, 2015, 7 years ago today the US Air Force committed a serious war crime by "repeatedly and precisely" attacking a Doctors Without Borders (MSF) hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, ki!!ing 42 patients and medical staff and injuring over 30 more.
To understand how cops' priority is their own power, not public safety, this story of a cop arresting a firefighter for parking wrong while the firefighter was trying to save lives is a clear explainer.
THREAD: I have studied crime data and police violence for years. I have come away from this work with the firm belief that police commit many more illegal physical assaults than the number of arrests that they make for serious crime.