Brutal. 🥵

Somewhere, Cecily Strong just felt a chill. #judgejeanine #snl

The U.S. needs national policy leadership to stay competitive in the global film and television industry—but tariffs are the wrong tool.

Gotta love it when the creator economy is out here giving trade policy briefings! Props to MrBeast.

It’s one thing to announce a new round of tariffs. It’s another thing entirely to have the staffing and infrastructure to enforce them. Does CBP even have the capacity?

As an elder millennial - this hits hard. RIP.

Republicans are now set to raise the debt by more than any recent bill has—including the COVID emergency bills! 😵‍💫

It’s past time it was opened up to the types of content that are actually on our screens (and employing lots of people).

This OMB memo is wild. Just a friendly reminder: California sends far more in taxes to the federal government than it gets back—federal spending in the state is around $600 billion, way less than what’s contributed.

Honestly confused why emergency orders from LA's mayor and the governor impose more restrictions than useful exemptions for housing supply expansion. Their version of 'fast tracking' does a disservice to the term.

Our YIMBY boyfriend @dansavage.bsky.social reminding us as we enter 2025 that a safe haven isn’t safe if no one can afford to stay. #YIMBY

When did we liberals get so bad at economic issues? Raising wages is a step forward, but it won’t go far if there’s nothing to spend them on—like affordable housing. ‘Gotta pair higher pay with more housing units to truly tackle affordability.

Always a lot of talk about China but Mexico's economy is deeply tied to U.S. demand, with roughly 80% of exports heading north and making up 30% of GDP. Trade disruptions, tariffs, slower U.S. growth, and reduced capital inflows are going prove tough on Mexico in 2025-26.

Data tells the story of our times — sometimes a ballad and sometimes a bop. Macro can be fun.