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Trump says: With this order, I am announcing “America by Design,” a national initiative to improve experiences for Americans, starting by breathing new life into the design of sites where people interface with their Government. It is time to update the Government’s design language to be both usable and beautiful. This effort will be facilitated […]

The Brian Lehrer Show
Audio • WNYC

The Appeal of Reunion Tours

With so many iconic bands on tour again this summer, listeners call in to share what legendary acts they've seen recently and how the bands did -- or didn't -- stand the test of time.


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A few flowers left at Cherrywood. ☕️

A cluster of pink and orange flowers is surrounded by lush green foliage.

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The Most Evil NBA Jersey Sponsors, Ranked

The Most Evil NBA Jersey Sponsors, Ranked

One of the most jarring parts of watching sports is the omnipresence of advertisements. The discerning fan can look past most ads and blur them into the background, which is a problem that jersey patches are intended to solve. If you watched, say, LaMelo Ball during, say, the one year that Mr. Beast's Lunchables knockoff sponsored the Hornets, you'd be confronted with that stupid little patch all the time.

So, this week on Nothing But Respect, Harry and I went on a long journey with Alex Bazeley and Bobby Wagner of Tipping Pitches, wherein we ranked every single jersey sponsor by how evil they are. The home-and-home took us nearly three hours, and it's spread across both of our feeds. We did the East on Tipping Pitches and the West on NBR.

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It’s Time To Overreact To Arch Manning

It’s Time To Overreact To Arch Manning

Ohio State beat Texas 14-7 on college football's opening weekend, spoiling Arch Manning's big debut and committing the most egregious of crimes against The Discourse: making people who bloviate about sports sound dumb. Truth be told, the score does not indicate just how much OSU dominated Texas, as the Buckeyes' QB, Julian Sayin, was put on training wheels for his first game. Manning did not look great. He struggled with OSU's defensive scheme, over- and under-threw multiple receivers, and really just looked overwhelmed and timid throughout. Even for the Manning skeptics, he played worse than expected.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcGN5jyC2yM

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Defector And Immaculate Grid Present: The Guys Of The 21st Century

Defector And Immaculate Grid Present: The Guys Of The 21st Century

It is not important and furthermore not anyone’s business how many times per day I fill out one of the little three-by-three squares at Immaculate Grid, or how many times I have done it since the site went online in 2023. I’m simply not going to be addressing that issue at this time, and feel […]

The Brian Lehrer Show
Audio • WNYC

Back to School with the Chancellor

Melissa Aviles-Ramos, Chancellor of New York City Public Schools, looks ahead to the first day of school.


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WIRED
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How to Make Light Roast Espresso, According to Chemists (2025)

The traditional knock is that light roast espresso is bitter and sour. But new techniques mean that just plain isn’t true anymore.

The Brian Lehrer Show
Audio • WNYC

Call Your Senator: Sen. Andy Kim on Foreign Policy; Deportations; More Rescissions; and More

U.S. Senator Andy Kim (D NJ) talks about his work in the Senate and the issues in New Jersey as congress returns to work, including his recent trip to Asia, deportations and immigrant detention, further rescission demands, and why he's supporting Zohran Mamdani.


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Micro.blog notes while reading books

When we added private, end-to-end encrypted notes to Micro.blog, I said that this would be a foundation for new features. The first feature was shared notes. Any private note can be published to your blog with a special, unguessable URL, convenient for sharing with other peo...

The Brian Lehrer Show
Audio • WNYC

The Trump Administration and America's Worst Measles Outbreak in Decades

Amy Maxmen, PhD, public health correspondent and editor at KFF Health News, discusses her reporting on the Trump administration’s interference with the CDC, which slowed its response to a measles outbreak in Texas that has since become the largest in the U.S. in 30 years.

→ As Measles Exploded, Officials in Texas Looked to CDC Scientists. Under Trump, No One Answered.


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Almost Every State Has Its Own Deepfakes Law Now

Almost Every State Has Its Own Deepfakes Law Now

Michigan just became the 48th state to enact a law addressing deepfakes, imposing jail time and penalties up to the felony level for people who make AI-generated nonconsensual abuse imagery of a real person.

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Where the Water Reached

Editor’s Note: This photo essay is published in partnership with The Texas Tribune. I walked into an apartment slipping and stumbling on mud so thick I couldn’t see the floor underneath. The table in the dining room was set, decorated with charger plates, flowers, and napkins nicely folded. The mud and debris covered everything. On […]

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WIRED
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How to Clean Your Dog's Ears and Clip Your Cat's Nails—Experts Weigh In (2025)

From best bathing practices to tips on cutting nails, pet experts share their knowledge.

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
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Cloudflare’s Balancing Act: Protect Content While Pushing AI

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This year Cloudflare has been outspoken in its support of the web’s content creators in the AI era, who have

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Whenever I’m about to launch a new feature, I feel slightly guilty… Why not improve all the other features first? But we are! I think the news blog history speaks for itself. There are improvements nearly every day, including fixes deployed all through Labor Day weekend.

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Bill Belichick Gets Ass Handed To Him In College Football Debut

Bill Belichick Gets Ass Handed To Him In College Football Debut
As wary as he has typically been about the dangers of novelty, Bill Belichick must have known that the extremely public pantsing that he and his new team endured on Monday night was a possibility. But even those among you who wanted his first game as the capo di tutti capi o...

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CSS Grid where have you been all my life? Very rational, simple.

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On my August challenge

Contrary to what I had planned, I didn’t post weekly updates on my challenge throughout August. No particular reason why, I was just busy doing various other things and posting updates on the hikes was low on my list of priorities. But, I am happy to report that I have succe...

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Incorporating Your Zettelkasten Into Your Writing Workflow (Coaching Video)

In this session, James and I talked about how to incorporate the Zettelkasten into a writing workflow.

Topics discussed:

  • A push system vs a pull system
  • The Second Brain and how to adapt the approach with your Zettelkasten in mind
  • Processing Habits
  • The Knowledge Work Assembly Line
  • Writing for the reader vs writing driven by curiosity
  • Feeling or virtue as the foundation for ethical behaviour