https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/a-terminal-cancer-drug-was-priced-at-13000-monthly--but-he-found-the-same-medication-for-40-141640549.html
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Ms. Yvonne thought her GED diploma was the end of her educational journey. Then, her youngest grandson got into college. https://prisonjournalismproject.org/2026/08/04/how-one-womans-grandson-inspired-her-to-get-a-college-degree-in-prison/
NHK、看板番組が重要法案に反応しない 井上会長は「十分やった」：朝日新聞 (digital.asahi.com)
digital.asahi.com/articles/ASV856FB4V85UPQJ00JM.html?ptoken=01KZFBZZJMZ6HBWDSZWS52AWXB
What You Don’t Know About How Facebook Uses Your Data (Gift Article) (nytimes.com)
Crimson Desert: The King of Bumpy Surfaces (medium.com)
11 Books for Children Who Love the Wimpy Kid Series (Gift Article) (nytimes.com)
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Friday's parting shot(s?)
Photo by Stacie Joy
From a visit to Cherry Tavern on Sixth Street, just west of Avenue A... (the shots and PBR belonged to someone else!)...
Christ and the Woman taken in Adultery, 1565 #northernrenaissance #pieterbruegel
Inside Local Court 3.1 for the Alan Jones indecent assault trial (thesaturdaypaper.com.au)
thesaturdaypaper.com.au/share/7d1b13a6-368d-4040-ad4f-1be74d39b133/VrNA47aw
Justice Department’s $3 billion ‘BIDEN’ grants come with an immigration catch (wapo.st)
A Spurned Schumer Reaches Out to the Left (Gift Article) (nytimes.com)
RFK Jr. questions scientists, access to data at CDC campus one year after shooting (wapo.st)
加熱不足の鶏肉食べた医師、車いす生活に「避けられたリスクだった」：朝日新聞 (digital.asahi.com)
digital.asahi.com/articles/ASV7Y0FK3V7YUTIL017M.html?ptoken=01KZF4AB0R10VJ084CE4CMFJS6
Micro.blog - dave mentions
• Manton Reece
@dave Yes, if you enable Bluesky cross-posting on the Sources page it’ll add standard.site too (for long-form posts with titles).
TPM – Talking Points Memo
• Josh Marshall
Did Big Sun Take Out Andy Ogles?
Very interesting piece. According to Politico a big reason Rep Andy Ogles, one of the slimiest and terrible members of...
Smoky Skies, Raccoon Pool Parties, and Domain Negotiations (Week 32)
TL;DR: A smoky week in Portland brings back 2020 wildfire PTSD. My smart appliances have started nagging me to buy phones, the raccoons threw a midnight pool party and wrecked my fountain pumps, and the cats are handing out RPG quests. Plus, some thoughts on treating AI coding assistants as peers rather than tools.
Freshly Pressed - WordPress.com
• Lauren Scott, Author
Rising Curtain
Sometimes life gets murky, but while trudging through the murkiness, we reminisce and a poem is written: Anticipation wrestleswith pure excitementbehind the red velvet curtain sweaty palms,a heartbeatrefusing to settle the audience breathes patiencethe curtain rises footsteps find their paceinto the hot,exhilarating spotlight the microphone waitsI pause,inhale, slowly exhale the lights and energyfuel my passion […]
（著者に会いたい）『差別のない本屋に通いたい。 本好き教師の冒険の記録』 仲川啓介さん：朝日新聞 (digital.asahi.com)
digital.asahi.com/articles/DA3S16522793.html?ptoken=01KZF8E1CK2Y96FMKYTF5MEX93
Ban hijabs and halal foods? Texas Republicans offer early blueprint of plan to 'stop Islam' (houstonchronicle.com)
BRUSHING CATS (medium.com)
medium.com/our-dna-in-words/brushing-cats-2f7c8b359bda?sk=3f8f636191e87ff51ea39330c6d7f1a0