Consider specifying who your “insider” is in posts like this. (In this case, it is Dianna Russini.)

Should I infer from this chart that we focus too much on the monthly change at even given time?

“African American” isn't intended to include all with that history.

I don't think this is much of an issue, but he's not African American.

Sounds like a blessing.

Perhaps I'm wrong but isn't the story about South Sudan?

And this isn't that.

I expect this announcement to have little to no effect.

Why wasn't the columnist's name mentioned in the post?

Are you evaluating this policy solely from the perspective of New Jerseyans that drive into the congestion pricing zone or from the perspective of all in the region, including New Jerseyans that commute via public transportation?

If the MTA wasn't “mismanaged,” would that change your analysis?

Consider using the S&P 500 instead of the Dow. It's much more representative of the U.S. stock market.

How long is a generation in the NFL? (Aaron Donald was drafted three years before Myles Garrett.)

I wonder if he feels strongly it would be very beneficial for the people of Washington, DC to be the 51st state of the United States.

For context, what about the S&P 500?

I was vaccinated as soon as it was available to me.

But regarding mandates, I think vaccines should clearly slow transmission before being generally required. I could be wrong, but I thought Delta changed that dynamic.

I understand hospital workers. But as I recall, by the time of the Delta wave, it became clear that vaccines didn't really prevent transmission (anymore?). So what would have been the rationale for a mandate from that point forward?

Alternatively, Democrats could try to eliminate the debt limit altogether.

I wonder how many will read that as declining by more than 50 percentage points.

Do you think it's better than '96, '94, '95, or '98?