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when 4-5M people march peacefully against the current regime it's the story of the year. NYT cannot bring itself to focus on that reality.
June 15, 2025 at 6:45 PM
when 4-5M people march peacefully against the current regime it's the story of the year. NYT cannot bring itself to focus on that reality.
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There is no longer ONE WORD about yesterday's MASSIVE protests on the NYT home page. But a whole section about the miserable, misbegotten parade. SHAME!
June 15, 2025 at 5:49 PM
There is no longer ONE WORD about yesterday's MASSIVE protests on the NYT home page. But a whole section about the miserable, misbegotten parade. SHAME!
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A story about why Democrats are losers, in four parts.
May 21, 2025 at 12:47 PM
A story about why Democrats are losers, in four parts.
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one of the things i discuss in my book, is how TOD (for lack of a better term) in europe doesn't tend to be focused at the *intersection* of arterials and highways - as we tend to do in the US.
this is the annedal district outside of stockholm. planned for roughly 2000 homes for ~5000 people.
this is the annedal district outside of stockholm. planned for roughly 2000 homes for ~5000 people.
May 15, 2025 at 4:11 PM
one of the things i discuss in my book, is how TOD (for lack of a better term) in europe doesn't tend to be focused at the *intersection* of arterials and highways - as we tend to do in the US.
this is the annedal district outside of stockholm. planned for roughly 2000 homes for ~5000 people.
this is the annedal district outside of stockholm. planned for roughly 2000 homes for ~5000 people.
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California’s State Rail Plan is ambitious. It calls for about $307 B in upgrades over the next 25 years, including 1500 mi of electrification. But is it really going to happen? In honor of budget season, a thread on how funding reform is critical to improve the speed and cost of rail projects: 🧵
May 16, 2025 at 7:40 PM
California’s State Rail Plan is ambitious. It calls for about $307 B in upgrades over the next 25 years, including 1500 mi of electrification. But is it really going to happen? In honor of budget season, a thread on how funding reform is critical to improve the speed and cost of rail projects: 🧵
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This is why scholars are calling this a constitutional crisis. When blatently illegal action go unchallenged by the ruling regime, and only those perceived to be against the regime face consequences, then the rule of law does not exist. If congress and courts remain silent, that's how you'll know.
Arguably the biggest national security breach in U.S. history. Private employees downloading personnel data on every federal employee and tax and social security data on every American onto private unsecured servers. Needless to say, completely illegal and subject to major prison sentences.
3/ different pieces fit together. There also seems to be a significant amount of downloading government data onto private servers, etc, totally outside any cybersecurity regime. Additionally it’s unclear to the people inside whether the people doing these things actually work for the US govt…
February 2, 2025 at 7:29 PM
This is why scholars are calling this a constitutional crisis. When blatently illegal action go unchallenged by the ruling regime, and only those perceived to be against the regime face consequences, then the rule of law does not exist. If congress and courts remain silent, that's how you'll know.