Read Whatever the Hell You Want charlotteclymer.substack.com/p/read-wh…
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You’re not going to believe the number of headphones I think you should have jasper.tandy.is/blogging/…
I admire the spirit of this article, though I stop at one headphones, the AirPods Pro 2. I am tempted by the AirPods Pro 3 but so far am not having trouble resisting.
Construction workers in Iowa rushed into a burning house to save a family, and used a backyard trampoline to save a boy trapped on the burning third floor. wsvn.com/news/us-w…
If Trump is concerned that 97% of the coverage about him is negative, maybe he should try doing something right more than 3% of the time.
Because if 3% of the news coverage of Trump is positive, theyâre going easy on him.
Ocasio-Cortez Statement on Charlie Kirk Resolution and Trump Administrationâs Assault on Free Speech ocasio-cortez.house.gov/media/pre…
Petulant sexual predator and convicted felon Donald Trump “reiterated his claim that critical television coverage of him is ‘illegal’ and pushed back on criticisms that his administration was taking actions that chill free speech. ‘When 97 percent of the stories are bad about a person, it’s no longer free speech,'” the orange manbaby said. www.politico.com/news/2025…
It’s so embarrassing being an American now.
Republican Ted Cruz says FCC chairâs threats about Kimmel are âdangerous.â âThatâs right out of âGoodfellas.â" www.seattletimes.com/nation-wo…
I think a person can stay sufficiently well informed on five minutes of news consumption daily, 360 days of the year. That excludes professional news, news you legitimately enjoy consuming and news about events that directly affect your life, like natural disasters in your neighborhood. Spend as much time as you need or want to on those types of news
The other five days are days like early in the Covid pandemic or Jan. 6 2021, when youâll feel the need to dig in. But even then an hour a day should be more than sufficient.
Why more and more people are tuning the news out: âNow I donât have that anxietyâ www.theguardian.com/society/n…
OpenAI released a report on who’s using ChatGPT and how. Most chats aren’t work-related, younger people are core users, most people use ChatGPT for writing, advice and information. www.theverge.com/news/7797…