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@kairyssdal.bsky.social came here just to @ you for the hilarious coconut water take last week! I heard blood banks use it for donors to restor electrolytes. Maybe it tastes best then? Try some after your next bike or run. Wheatgrass though? Nope, never..just nasty!

95-year-old former North Korean soldier in South campaigns to be sent to the North A 95-year-old former North Korean soldier who spent decades imprisoned in the South will continue his campaign to return to the North, an activist said Thursday, after South Korean troops stopped his ...

Something to consider when you tell yourself they’ll snap out of it and see reality at some point. Some of them just won’t and they’ll demand to go to a true failed cult-led society rather than admit they were wrong about their dear leader.

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I think those were his divorce papers freeing him from maga fire Elmo.

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The administration could even authorize sharing of all Epstein file data with the Smithsonian for us in an interactive and online display with the Epstein files presented in it that is searchable and translated into hundreds of languages. Thank you for your attention in this matter. (3/3)

The Smithsonian can dedicate a few walls and displays to the Epstein case as an example of even how truly terrible criminals and their associates are guaranteed due process rights. (2/3)

Since the admin wants to review the Smithsonian to force compliance with executive suggestions to focus on American Exceptionalism, it’d be great for the Smithsonian to do a special section in the museum of American History on the unique due process rights that apply to everyone in America. (1/3)

Also what sounds like an SNL parody cover band that sounds like Kristen Wiig as lead with Bowen on keys.

And now, a note on Bill Owens who, until this past week, was the executive producer of 60 Minutes.

We’ll be back next week with another edition of 60 Minutes.

Judge questions Trump administration on whether it ignored order to turn around deportation flights A federal judge on Monday was incredulous at the contention by the Trump administration that his directive to turn around deportation flights wasn't binding because it was made verbally.

It seems the administration can’t manage to tell a judge five things the administration did last week. Cue the Alanis Morissette song #Ironic.

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Name this band. Thanks to Business Insider for the pic.

This doesn’t seem, ummm, what’s the word? Credible.

Man, the government sure is making a lot of fuss about providing a federal judge five questions about something they did last week.

How.Ironic.

two men in suits and sunglasses are standing next to each other holding presents . ALT: two men in suits and sunglasses are standing next to each other holding presents .

Need a response for Elon for five things you did last week? I’ll get you started:

1) Get a box
2) Cut a hole in that box

Yet another reason I dropped my NYT subscription. I’m hoping some of their top talent can find media outlets worthy of them.

BREAKING: The USDA has confirmed five additional dairy herds in California have tested positive for the virus, raising the total to 732.

Currently, 74% of the state's dairy herds are infected with H5N1.

While he only imagines himself as a warship in his Ketamine dreams…this seems a good response from the federal workforce to Elon…

And I am an ally. If you are too, let the world know.

Propellant leak blamed for Falcon 9 upper stage uncontrolled reentry SpaceX said that a Falcon 9 upper stage that reentered over Europe earlier this week suffered a propellant leak that prevented a controlled reentry.

Only the best people…ffs, maybe Elon should write an email with five bullet statements explaining what he was doing instead of avoiding dropping his space garbage on Poland.

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#Firefly #Serenity

US military and defense contractors hit with Infostealer malware Lockheed Martin and Boeing among those affected

It’s a good thing no big companies have access to taxpayer data amiright?

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What the Pentagon can learn from the saga of the rogue AI-enabled drone 'thought experiment' The Air Force’s chief of artificial intelligence test and operations inadvertently created a media frenzy when he spotlighted a breath-taking scenario where an AI-enabled drone aggressively turned on ...

So who’s BOGGSAT’ing what DOGE is doing with their AI chatbot? Anyone, anyone? Nooone, that’s it. Not one person. It’s obvious.

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1/29: First plane crash in 16 years in DC
1/31: Crash in Philly
2/5: Delta flight struck in Seattle
2/6: Flight wrecks in Alaska
2/10: Crash in Scottsdale
2/12: Military jet crashes in San Diego
2/16: Crash in Covington, GA

7 crashes since the WH congratulated itself for “restoring aviation safety”

So, maybe Elon show Twitter can operate at a profit successfully for one fiscal year before he’s allowed any influence over U.S. fiscal matters because, meritocracy amiright?

US Department of Justice to stop defending independence of FTC, NLRB, letter says The U.S. Department of Justice will cease defending the independent status of three consumer and worker protection agencies, according to a letter posted by a Democratic member of Congress on Wednesday.

Who watches the Watchmen?

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It seems like a great way for Congress (Senate Baknking Committee, etc) to “know where all of the money went” from the Treasury would be to do their job and consistently pass federal budgets on time and then (checks notes) do their job to authorize, appropriate, and monitor execution of a budget.