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NEW: Powerful from Brad Lander after being freed: "I'm fine. I'm gonna sleep in my bed tonight. I have a lawyer. At that elevator, I was separated from Edgardo. He's not going to sleep in his bed tonight. He has no lawyer. He’s been stripped of his rights. Our Constitutional democracy is not fine.”

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New essay: charlotteclymer.substack.com/p/i-didnt-ta...

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a friend of mine shared this ai-generated "emotion wheel" and unfortunately i have been laughing my ass off at it for like 15 minutes now. today i am feeling Fnliinneon

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I am officially one of The Ancients, Keeper of Knowledge of the Before Time

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it's the unmoisturized elbows for me.

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Ok. Then let it die. Because theft is theft. And even worse if you’re profiting from the crime.

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OMG you have got to be kidding me. Democrats, you want to know what the answer is when a reporter asks you to criticize Joe Biden? "My answer is: Republicans hate regular Americans and are trying to take away their health insurance so their creepy billionaire friends can have a tax cut."

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“He’s just separating whites from colors like you would for a washing machine.”

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The most fragile substances known to nature are a moth's wings, the surface of a soap bubble, and the egos of the highly-paid stenographers at The New York Times

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State supreme courts are a battlefield for pressing issues, from abortion rights to ballot access. But do you know how your court works? Our guide breaks down the structure and procedures of every single state’s highest court. boltsmag.org/whats-o...

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This cannot be understated. And it as far away from American as it gets. ‘This Is What We Were Always Scared of’: DOGE Is Building a Surveillance State

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One of the most underrated stories over the last 5 years is the Dems who have been corrupted by crypto money (growing every day as crypto pours money into primaries) causing a big split within the Dem caucus

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1/12 Tony Blair Institute have released a report which is getting a lot of coverage in UK today It says the drive for net zero emissions is flawed and some media outlets have gone to town However it’s a bit odd By odd, I mean there’s a lot of bollocks in it and shouldn't be taken seriously 🧵🧵

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Roses are red, Violets are bearable...

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After the assassination of Pres. Lincoln, VP. Andrew Johnson was sworn into office. Johnson opposed full rights for the newly freed, vetoing a Civil Rights Act. Congress overrode him, sending a message: justice cannot wait. 113 days to Slavery Remembrance Day. #CountdowntoSRD

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Everyone remembers how abolitionists were like, 'hey slavery is bad can you cut it out?' and all the slave owners were like 'sure, thanks for pointing that out.'

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This article in Epoch Times misrepresents my views on the rise of autism. In 2017 I detailed for RFK Jr the known environmental exposures in early pregnancy interacting with autism genes. I subsequently listed them in my 2018 book about my daughter www.theepochtimes.com/opinion/kenn...

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Breast cancer diagnoses rose by over 300% between 1973 and 1992. Was there a breast cancer epidemic?! NO. Mammograms were implemented for screening in 1976. PREVALENCE is a function of being able to correctly diagnose something. This is also about autism.

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History always has a lesson.

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Jesus Christ has learned his lesson. by Susan Collins

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“We have a system of checks and balances. A tyrant can always be stopped as long as congress has a spine.” Congress:

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No need to stop the 'brain rot': Modern kids aren't less intelligent www.newscientist.com... It's me, in New Scientist magazine, standing up for 'the kids' yet again, as they're subjected to an endless barrage of evidence-free accusations and paranoia #Technology #Brains #Teens

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I wrote about some details that the Trump administration might not want to come to light when it comes to what kind of deal Trump has truck with Bukele asharangappa.substack.com/p/whats-the-...

submitted 61 days ago • 117 comments

1/ The seminal reporting that @isabelaalhadeff.bsky.social and @nlanard.bsky.social did to expose how Trump admin using any old tattoos to ship people to foreign gulags is featured here.

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The Italian artist, engineer and scientist Leonardo da Vinci was born on this day in 1452. In this charming composition a young woman looks out at the viewer, proudly indicating a unicorn kneeling beside her. She holds a coiled rope attached to his collar.

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