Yes, AIPAC. I do support human rights. Thanks for noticing!

Donald Trump has destroyed the East Wing of the White House the right way.

by Ezra Klein

future grandchild: like shit, from an ass?

me in 30 years: Swear to God. Then he demolished the White House

Ezra has always had his blind spots

Many people are outraged that Trump is demolishing part of the White House. But of course Trump can't do it without help. It's ACECO LLC of Silver Spring MD ("full-service demolition") that is tearing down the People's House. You can call them and let them know how you feel. 1/

these are a different set of republican racist texts than the previous set of republican racist and nazi texts

Building a ballroom while SNAP & WIC payments are about to get cut off and health insurance premiums skyrocket is crazy.

If Dems aren’t running ads by Wednesday….

The White House keeps making a big deal of the fact that the ballroom is privately funded but that’s one of the worst things about it.

These people and companies are buying influence. None of this is okay.

It already seems surreal that people were fired for accurately quoting Charlie Kirk. Like, that really happened?

I enjoy the sad and vaguely pathetic face he's making in the thumbnail here. I'd like more things to happen that make him make that face

"The evil Jew is funding the entire US left" is a piece of rank, obvious antisemitism that we have just collectively decided to accept in public, because IOKYR.

“I am a dead bigot.”

It’s true. Everyone here is a garbage man who robs drug dealing biker gangs.

AWS outage seemingly takes down Medicare website during open enrollment...
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Media outlets who refuse to describe in plain terms what the president did because they find it objectionable are lying to their audiences and running cover for the president. It's as simple as that.

“what point was he trying to make” feels like a pretty obvious follow up question

Mike Johnson praised Trump for posting a video of himself dumping poop on "No Kings" rallies, and claimed protesters were trying to "incite violence"

We couldn't find anyone among the 7 million+ No Kings attendees who says they were paid to protest. But X user @crypto4u1488 says each attendee was paid $750 by George Soros and bused in from other states. The truth may lie somewhere in between.

Many graduate programs will simply cease to exist due to the ripple effects of lost revenue and the opportunity costs of keeping graduate faculty engaged in a shrunken enterprise. The effects on research and creative scholarship in the US could take decades to repair, if it can be repaired at all.

Not sure "if Trump could have silenced dissent by shutting down rallies, trampling on your freedoms, he would have" is quite the argument that the speaker thinks it is.

It’s fun to be a Republican when you can just make shit up

If you want to know what's wrong with the paper there it is. If you want to know why what's wrong with the paper isn't wrong with certain sections in which these people are less involved, there it also is.

More than 200,000 people showed up for the “No Kings” protest in D.C. on Saturday. City Paper staff photographer @darrow-m.bsky.social spent some time downtown to capture the moment:

Is there an account on here that posts U.S. House and Senate floor updates? (i.e., votes are scheduled at 3:00pm, etc.)