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The group lists *its own* age range as 18-40. Which birthday did JD celebrate this year?
October 16, 2025 at 10:24 AM
The group lists *its own* age range as 18-40. Which birthday did JD celebrate this year?
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Blue states that sued kept most CDC grants, while red states feel brunt of Trump clawbacks www.nbcnews.com/health/healt...
Blue states that sued kept most CDC grants, while red states feel brunt of Trump clawbacks
The divide is an example of the polarization that permeates health care issues.
www.nbcnews.com
September 3, 2025 at 9:12 AM
What have care results (and costs to patients) looked like at the other facilities this group has purchased?
August 12, 2025 at 11:50 PM
What have care results (and costs to patients) looked like at the other facilities this group has purchased?
It is presented as very much an open question.
June 29, 2025 at 6:45 AM
It is presented as very much an open question.
Not podcast, but my kids have been well lulled by the audiobook versions of Cynthia Rylant’s “Mr. Putter and Tabby” series. Get your local library’s Libby or hoopla app (or they are all free streaming on Audible if you can’t break free of that ecosystem)
June 26, 2025 at 1:57 AM
Not podcast, but my kids have been well lulled by the audiobook versions of Cynthia Rylant’s “Mr. Putter and Tabby” series. Get your local library’s Libby or hoopla app (or they are all free streaming on Audible if you can’t break free of that ecosystem)
I teach civics and government to seniors in HS, and oligarchy is the political form that all of them reliably and instantly despise. (Particularly the kaki- variant we are dealing with now)
April 24, 2025 at 10:21 PM
I teach civics and government to seniors in HS, and oligarchy is the political form that all of them reliably and instantly despise. (Particularly the kaki- variant we are dealing with now)
I used the 1994 midterms video today as a politics of a shutdown primer in civics, and two Ag. videos for AP human geo. Great stuff.
March 14, 2025 at 10:36 PM
I used the 1994 midterms video today as a politics of a shutdown primer in civics, and two Ag. videos for AP human geo. Great stuff.
Weren’t the projections for 2.9%? “Every penny counts” and whatnot, but come on now…
March 12, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Weren’t the projections for 2.9%? “Every penny counts” and whatnot, but come on now…
The author goes to some length extolling the classical architecture and roundabouts— but also the low taxes. I’d like a deep dive on where the money is coming from for this utopian public-seeming project.
March 12, 2025 at 3:05 AM
The author goes to some length extolling the classical architecture and roundabouts— but also the low taxes. I’d like a deep dive on where the money is coming from for this utopian public-seeming project.
I had not, but am now!
March 9, 2025 at 4:47 PM
I had not, but am now!
use their resources (a bunch of sophomores are probably floundering around with Race to Ratify right now), but they aren’t exactly ripped-from-the-headlines topics.
March 9, 2025 at 12:28 AM
use their resources (a bunch of sophomores are probably floundering around with Race to Ratify right now), but they aren’t exactly ripped-from-the-headlines topics.
Some plausibly-neutral organization should build out 15min lessons like this with a background reading, a contemporary short video, five comprehension check questions and a reflection/application task.
March 8, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Some plausibly-neutral organization should build out 15min lessons like this with a background reading, a contemporary short video, five comprehension check questions and a reflection/application task.
“How overturning Chevron means you’ll drink more sewage.”
About 15% of seniors love the model you are suggesting. It was easier to do “here are the stakes” during Trump 1, because chaos wasn’t the norm. Some HS kids were *5* when the Trump era began
About 15% of seniors love the model you are suggesting. It was easier to do “here are the stakes” during Trump 1, because chaos wasn’t the norm. Some HS kids were *5* when the Trump era began
March 8, 2025 at 12:55 PM
“How overturning Chevron means you’ll drink more sewage.”
About 15% of seniors love the model you are suggesting. It was easier to do “here are the stakes” during Trump 1, because chaos wasn’t the norm. Some HS kids were *5* when the Trump era began
About 15% of seniors love the model you are suggesting. It was easier to do “here are the stakes” during Trump 1, because chaos wasn’t the norm. Some HS kids were *5* when the Trump era began
The bonnet is to make us angry. Cultural influence via trolling is pronatalist.
$$ for daycare, healthcare, parental supports aren’t pronatalist.
Their big ideas: deregulating childcare, eliminating kids’ car seats (and bestowing motherhood military medals) are their pop. decline solutions
$$ for daycare, healthcare, parental supports aren’t pronatalist.
Their big ideas: deregulating childcare, eliminating kids’ car seats (and bestowing motherhood military medals) are their pop. decline solutions
February 28, 2025 at 3:57 PM
The bonnet is to make us angry. Cultural influence via trolling is pronatalist.
$$ for daycare, healthcare, parental supports aren’t pronatalist.
Their big ideas: deregulating childcare, eliminating kids’ car seats (and bestowing motherhood military medals) are their pop. decline solutions
$$ for daycare, healthcare, parental supports aren’t pronatalist.
Their big ideas: deregulating childcare, eliminating kids’ car seats (and bestowing motherhood military medals) are their pop. decline solutions
MC to student body: “Billy has been told to act out his last time on the toilet.”
Meanwhile, out of earshot: “Billy, we want you to get them to guess you are a rodeo rider. Go in there and really whoop it up”
Meanwhile, out of earshot: “Billy, we want you to get them to guess you are a rodeo rider. Go in there and really whoop it up”
February 28, 2025 at 2:57 PM
MC to student body: “Billy has been told to act out his last time on the toilet.”
Meanwhile, out of earshot: “Billy, we want you to get them to guess you are a rodeo rider. Go in there and really whoop it up”
Meanwhile, out of earshot: “Billy, we want you to get them to guess you are a rodeo rider. Go in there and really whoop it up”
Class of ‘01. (So after the internet existed)
We had this tradition, but also a charades variant where kids were taken out of earshot and told depict one activity, while the student body had been told something else (always with scatalogical or sexual connotations, or both)
We had this tradition, but also a charades variant where kids were taken out of earshot and told depict one activity, while the student body had been told something else (always with scatalogical or sexual connotations, or both)
February 28, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Class of ‘01. (So after the internet existed)
We had this tradition, but also a charades variant where kids were taken out of earshot and told depict one activity, while the student body had been told something else (always with scatalogical or sexual connotations, or both)
We had this tradition, but also a charades variant where kids were taken out of earshot and told depict one activity, while the student body had been told something else (always with scatalogical or sexual connotations, or both)
I’m really curious about how this disclosure mandate conflicts with our mandatory reporter status. “My mom beats me when someone calls me ‘Sam’” seems a bigger deal than “hey Mr.H, I go by ‘Sam.’” No?
February 28, 2025 at 11:19 AM
I’m really curious about how this disclosure mandate conflicts with our mandatory reporter status. “My mom beats me when someone calls me ‘Sam’” seems a bigger deal than “hey Mr.H, I go by ‘Sam.’” No?
USA Today (I know*) printed the dumbest non-op/ed that I’ve ever seen in the wake of the EO.
February 26, 2025 at 10:17 PM
USA Today (I know*) printed the dumbest non-op/ed that I’ve ever seen in the wake of the EO.
Sebastian Haffner’s “Defying Hitler” sort-of memoir is great about this experience. Civil service family, in some kind of judicial clerkship in ‘33. Vaguely center-right republican sentiments, but not particularly political.
February 16, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Sebastian Haffner’s “Defying Hitler” sort-of memoir is great about this experience. Civil service family, in some kind of judicial clerkship in ‘33. Vaguely center-right republican sentiments, but not particularly political.
Isn’t this basically Yarvin’s The Cathedral “argument”? (He seems to claim that it *only* applies to left-coded ideas that surge through the zeitgeist)
February 15, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Isn’t this basically Yarvin’s The Cathedral “argument”? (He seems to claim that it *only* applies to left-coded ideas that surge through the zeitgeist)