Gabby K

Rep. Yassamin Ansari has set up a table and this sign outside Speaker Johnson’s office.

Love a good dataviz. 👇🏾

incredible photo that's definitely worth at least 1,000 words from Andrew Harnik of Getty

"At this moment in time, of course, the release of the TRUMPSTEIN Files is really the public's main priority."

Well that makes me feel better

Picture of me before the crowds arrived, holding a sign that says Guys, I fight them too. Near Seattle, Washington.

😜😳😜😳😜😳

Mice

Maybe they’ll join ice will they be any less dangerous without jobs? This is gonna get crazy.

Depraved

Oyster harvest in Japan delayed due to high temperatures

Perfect

Wow

The rebranding of reactionary gender and biological essentialism as “heterodox and challenging ideas to which liberal students must be exposed” is one of the greatest achievements of our stupid era. Congratulations to the reactionary centrists who helped make it happen - you dupes, you utter dolts.

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The #GlobalSumudFlotilla to Gaza represents a great hope for all of humanity.

#BreakTheSiege #FreePalestine #SailToGaza #GlobalMovementToGaza

He looks withered

The antivaxx operative return of the most contagious disease that had been eliminated by the most successful vaccine.

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Help me from your followers nonsense dear Jesus!

What is happening this is nuts

How long will the doors remain open at this rate of destruction

Figure 1.7 illustrates the extent to which countries that spend more on health have better health outcomes. There is a clear positive association between health spending per capita and life expectancy at birth (Figure 1.7). Among the 38 OECD countries, 18 spend more and have higher life expectancy than the OECD average (top right quadrant). A further 11 countries spend less and have lower life expectancy than the OECD average (bottom left quadrant). Of particular interest are countries that deviate from this basic relationship. Eight countries spend less than the OECD average but achieve higher life expectancy overall (top left quadrant). This may indicate relatively good value for money of health systems, notwithstanding the fact that many other factors also have an impact on health outcomes. These eight countries are Korea, Spain, Italy, Israel, Portugal, Chile, Costa Rica and Slovenia. The only country in the bottom right quadrant is the United States, with much higher spending than all other OECD countries but lower life expectancy than the OECD average.

Check out this scatterplot of health spending per capita (x axis) & life expectancy (y axis) in OECD countries (lines = averages).

The United States sits alone in the bottom right area due to its very high spending rate and below-average life expectancy.

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Cry babies don’t even remember her

Oh you know nothing to worry about

The Epstein estate also turned over another letter from the book that references Trump. It came from businessman and longtime Mar-a-Lago member Joel Pashcow, who made a crude joke about a woman that Trump and Epstein socialized with in the 1990s, according to people familiar with the matter. The Pashcow letter included a photo of a posterboard-sized check for $22,500, which had been mocked up to appear that it was sent from Trump to Epstein. Beneath it, a handwritten caption said: “Jeffrey showing early talents with money + women sells ‘fully depreciated’ [redacted] to Donald Trump for $22,500.” The woman’s name is redacted in the image.

This detail from the WSJ’s new Trump-Epstein reporting also seems pretty bad www.wsj.com/us-news/law/...

Booooooo

The lack of mainstream coverage of regular huge protests reminds me of a talk from a Twitter employees who explained that they had to drop BLM off the Trending Tags section because otherwise it would have been there permanently. The modern media environment has no appetite for sustained movements.