Darline Graham admits to prioritizing people in DC rather than South Carolina, and then refuses another debate:
I've been working hard representing the people in Washington. That's more important than standing here on the debate stage.
Darline Graham admits to prioritizing people in DC rather than South Carolina, and then refuses another debate:
I've been working hard representing the people in Washington. That's more important than standing here on the debate stage.
Annie Andrews rips into her amateur opponent:
"If your surgeon said appendectomies weren't really his thing, would you hand him a scalpel? No. So why would we hand Darline Graham a full term in the U.S. Senate? She is unserious and she is unqualified."
The San Francisco Standard
• David Lombardi
Eddy Piñeiro hit the go-ahead 44-yard field goal with less than two minutes remaining to secure the victory for Kyle Shanahan’s team.
Freshly Pressed - WordPress.com
• Nancy Friedland
I walk into my office to write in my notebook, but my mandolin is on my chair. Without thinking, I strap it on instead of moving it aside.
This sort of wandering mind has dogged me since our road trip to California last week. Starting one thing, turning to another, forgetting what I meant to do. After several days on the road, my mind remains scrambled and scattered.
Coywolf
• Jon Henshaw
Google's Modern Web Guidance skills for coding agents went from v0.0.186 to v0.0.193, adding guides for PWA origin migration, browser UI theming, bfcache-safe caching, IME-safe Enter submits, and Web Components.
The red model, 1935 #surrealism #magritte
TPM – Talking Points Memo
• Josh Marshall
As we have this on-going discussion about AI, I want to return to the question of scale and externalities and...
Scott Loftesness
• Scott Loftesness
This is an experiment. While I was reading this weekend’s New York Times I kept a chatbot window open and commented on each article I found interesting. Then the chatbot added some of its own comments. And we continued on. This is a long post but a very interesting experiment! The weekend paper is still […]
Memex 1.1
• jjn1
Wide open I love north Norfolk for its open skies, beaches and birdlife. This was Brancaster the other day. Quote of the Day “Chopsticks are one of the reasons the Chinese never invented custard.” Spike Milligan Musical alternative to the … Continue reading →
Got my little OpenClaw server set up at home after a few false starts. Debian wouldn’t recognize the main disk. Went with Ubuntu instead and it’s fine. I don’t need the desktop UI, but it really has come a long way.
Watched: The Big Bang Theory S12E24. We binge-watched all 12 seasons in a few months. Great show. I’m not even usually much of a sitcom person, but this was fun and the cast really clicked. 📺
Thinking about...
• Timothy Snyder
Trump’s Superpower Suicide in Iran and Russia
Defector
• Israel Daramola
The San Francisco Standard
• Danny Emerman
Golden State agreed to a five-year extension with the former first-round draft pick, who averaged a career-high 13.8 points per game last season.
Latest articles from Crooks and Liars
• Lisa Needham

Remember Freedom 250? You are forgiven if you’ve already forgotten all the activities that were supposed to celebrate America, but pretty much no one attended because they were so tacky and low-rent. But hey, at least you’re apparently still paying for them!
Wait, what?
Yep. Despite all the explanations that “Freedom 250” was separate from the official “America 250” celebrations, and that the former was totally paid for by President Donald Trump’s Big Bribe Pals, a Freedom of Information Act request suggests that taxpayers are on the hook for a bunch of Freedom 250 events. Color us surprised.
The FOIA request was submitted by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, a nonpartisan watchdog group, and the numbers are shocking.
Latest articles from Crooks and Liars
• Ed Scarce
Pablo Picasso, Bald Painter Before his Easel, plate six from Le Chef d'oeuvre inconnu, 1927 #museumarchive #pablopicasso
Letters from an American
• Heather Cox Richardson
To read this letter, click here:
I like the web for people, sites that live and grow, like people.
100 years from now you should feel the people who lived there.
There is no ethical use of "AI".