Iran withdrawing from the NPT would have the opposite effect of demonstrating that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes from @ddolzikova.bsky.social

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“Look, we both know why you are here,” the agent told me... “It’s because of what you wrote online about the protests at Columbia University,” he said.
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This week’s main story is about the juvenile justice system in the U.S., the facilities we are funneling so many children through, some other steps we can take to try to keep children safe, and of course some of our favorite Kidz Bop lyrics. Hey – HEY – some of those songs are good.

This week’s main story is about the med spa boom, how a lack of oversight in the industry is creating space for bad actors, and how consumers can try to protect themselves. It’s also about how you should not buy botox on Alibaba. You’d think that goes without saying but trust us, it doesn’t.

Here's our segment from last night on the state of the free press and free speech: www.youtube.com/watch?v=07JQ...

check out our story about how trump is attacking media outlets and press freedom, from big outlets to small local news ⬇️

There are some extremely brave FOIA officers in the federal government - and this is a reminder that they often want to get the information out as badly as the public wants to read it.

Here’s last night’s story about trans athletes, why they seem to be at the center of U.S. politics right now, and a really good ad for mud: youtu.be/flSS1tjoxf0

Bloomberg reporting that *all* #FOIA staff at CDC, NIH, and FDA are gone. Absolutely gobsmacking stuff:

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Here’s last night’s story about sports betting, how ball is life, and other king shit: youtu.be/Pxvfy4qQRog?...

Here's our segment on Axon, the company behind Tasers and police body cams, and the role they played in promoting "excited delirium," a now-discredited theory that was used to exonerate law enforcement after deaths in custody.

SignalGate has gotten a lot of attention.But an important point is being lost.

A strong argument can be made that the chat is a presidential record.

This would be the clearest proof yet that the White House isn’t appropriately saving its records (again).

If you're not familiar with the National Security Archive (or even if you are), this interview by Peter Bergen with our longtime director Tom Blanton is a good place to start.
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