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    May 11

    Newspapers should be careful taking as true that which they cannot verify; like alleged threats by a foreign country. Especially when the sources of that info (USG officials) have clear motivated biases for portraying the country as threatening.

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    May 11

    How NYT describes a big US military buildup in the countries and international waters surrounding Iran.

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    May 11

    How about don't report on Trump nicknames like they're news

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    May 10

    The MagMagMagNYC pop-up shop returns to Manhattan May 13-June 1, selling a brilliant curated array of indie mags from around the world, plus lunchtime events w/ smart magazine makers

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    May 8

    According to the new abortion law signed yesterday: If a Georgia resident plans to travel elsewhere to obtain an abortion, she may be charged with conspiracy to commit murder, punishable by 10 years’ imprisonment.

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    May 10

    . underscores why reporters go to Jacob Wohl press conferences (which tend to end in a dud). It's something I tried to included in my CJR piece. Without reporters working to disarm these botched smears, there's a decent chance they'd catch on in right-wing media.

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    May 10

    The United States government offered savings accounts through the post office for most of the twentieth century, following the lead of pretty much every other modern country.

    The reliably dumb wants to turn banking services over to the US Post Office, which didn’t even offer overnight delivery until the private company FedEx came along. What’s next? Turn airplane manufacturing over to the DMV?
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    May 10

    i have spent a large part of my life uninsured. this is a decision i’ve made several times

    Today’s my last day at Vox, and this is my last story. It’s about an emergency room bill I read in January, and haven’t been able to stop thinking about.
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    May 9

    Surveillance capitalism’s new normal: lure unsuspecting consumers to give you their photos with warm and fuzzy branding & then use those photos without informed consent to train face recognition tech you market to police and military

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    May 8

    Beto O’Rourke got the cover of Vanity Fair. Pete Buttigieg got the covers of New York magazine and Time. You’d never know that Kamala Harris leads them in the polls, or that she out-raised Buttigieg, or that her CNN town hall had higher viewership.

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    May 9

    The algorithm then becomes sentient as a Messy AI that lives for drama

    At an Instagram press event on safety policy, we hear that engineers are working on building an AI that could look at a piece of content and say, “Yes, this is an instance of betrayal”
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    May 9

    holy shit!

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    May 9

    A+ from on the press pen at Trump rallies: "Why are you even here? Leave one person behind and do a livestream instead of standing around making snarky jokes about his run-on sentences."

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    May 9

    . reps said is fake news. Well, we got the phone calls to show you how ridiculous this is:

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    May 9

    Y’all do realize this already happens in several school districts across the US. This is just new to RI. However this just shames lower income students and as a public health issue, a jelly sandwich only is not a balanced meal & not conducive to learning.

    Students at a Rhode Island school district who owe money on their lunch accounts will get jelly sandwiches until their debt is paid. Warwick Public Schools said the district-wide policy will go into effect on May 13. has more now.
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    May 7

    ”…what if ignorance is strategically manufactured?”- “Whether we’re talking about the erasure of history or the undoing of scientific knowledge, agnotology is a tool of oppression by the powerful.”

    danah boyd explains the connection between the epistemological crisis and the rise of far-right conspiratorial thinking
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    May 6

    Why has Biden climbed so steeply? One major reason.

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    May 5

    Last year, Heard on the Street's columnists threw darts at newspaper stock listings to compete with the chosen picks from fund managers at the annual Sohn conference. The Heard/dart picks trounced the Sohn picks.

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    Apr 4

    I think we all deserve to know what's in those cages

    peppa pig goes to the zoo. a screenshot from an episode
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  20. May 6

    This entire story, right down to the tearful apology (but only to the other white people on the council) is like a fractal of how power and race interact across this country

    Mayor Theresa Kenerly told a member of the City Council she pulled the resume of Keith Henry from a packet of four finalists “because he is black, and the city isn’t ready for this.”
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