A fatal shooting would have triggered a public meeting. Edwin Adams’ death did not.
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• Jonah Owen Lamb
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• Jonah Owen Lamb
A fatal shooting would have triggered a public meeting. Edwin Adams’ death did not.
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• Emily Dreyfuss
A comedian and two politics reporters help me make sense of my eight-page ballot.
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• Jane Kenny
The last champion to win without an elite frontcourt player and to rely so heavily on a reserve for scoring was the 2009 Phoenix Mercury.
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• Paolo Bicchieri
A new wine bar and restaurant, open only at night, will take over the Valencia Street space next year.
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• Kerry Crowley
Defesnsive coordinator Raheem Morris faces his former team Sunday in Atlanta, where the 49ers will try to improve to 7-0.
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This article is part of Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news analysis. It first appeared at Balls and Strikes. Around...
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• John Light
Republican Party Adds New Plank to Its Platform: Ramaswamy’s Ad Was ‘So Good’ For a day or so, Republicans expressed...
WIRED
• Kat Merck
I’ve spent years testing smart bird feeders. These are the currently discounted models I’d buy for myself—or give as gifts.
Techdirt
• Karl Bode
The Washington Post recently had some interesting additional insight into the various “pay to play” shenanigans related to Trump’s $330 million ballroom. They got a hold of a broader donor list, noting that Nvidia and Apple each committed $25 million, the top contribution amount. As did GOP donor mainstay the Adelson family. Crypto companies are […]
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After more than a decade of unanswered questions, a search with cadaver dogs and ground-penetrating radar has shifted everything in Ashley Carroll's case. Continue reading…
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
• Rachel Davis
T-Mobile customers in New York could qualify for refunds, free phones, or frozen rates after a settlement over unexpected price increases. Continue reading…
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This week, Americans across our great country are coming together to celebrate the 2026 World Series, the crown jewel of our Nation’s favorite pastime. Baseball has long held a cherished place in our culture, and now, the Fall Classic once again unites us around this storied game. For nearly two centuries, baseball has shaped the […]
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Pharyngula: Sorry, Texans, you are so screwed.
Honest Graft: When voters prioritize economics over culture, the electoral battleground expands.
Drezner's World: The op-eds about higher education need to stop until we figure out what the hell is going on with the op-ed contributors.
Balloon Juice: Straight-up crooks.
Diane Ravitch: Please, no more promises of educational miracles!
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This week’s World War Next opens on what Olga Lautman calls a “Summit of the Carnivores”—and host Cliff Schecter renames the “Summit of the Cannibals”—as Trump embraces a plan to carve up Ukraine still not good enough for Putin. Olga argues throttling Starshield, the military-grade satellite system Ukraine relies on, is “bigger than Trump."
Pentagon officials who worked with Ukrainians still followed the order, and civilians are dying. Former Danish intel officer Jacob Kaarsbo says it violates the duty to warn—a principle Western services honor even with enemies. The three ask what it’ll take for voters to break Trump's autocratic grip. Olga, a Ukrainian who’s seen it done twice, believes they will.