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Serbian president accused of joining civilian-killing ‘sniper safaris’ in Sarajevo Aleksandar Vucic said to have been present at military position from where foreigners allegedly shot at city’s residents during Bosnian War

welp

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The mayor of NYC could also unleash daily sanitation, building & restaurant inspections on all Trump properties & see to it that the streets in front of them are dug up for noisy underground repairs taking months or years to complete so he's got at least an arrow or two of retaliation in his quiver

Here are the Top 5 Dogs of the week!

I am haunted by the thought that they simply wanted to legitimize what has long been "the norm." 🤔

"A Marine who served from 1982 to 2010 said extremist tattoos, swastikas and other Nazi memorabilia were common in barracks and on wall lockers." 👇

so, so good. run it as a political ad.

The interim dead of UNC law school should spend some time understanding what a chatbot can/cannot do before positing they could prefect the justice system. Most specifically, LLMs do not have judgement. They repeat patterns. And the more information you ask them to process, the worse they get.

Qué dramático. 🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰

Cosas lindas desde #USA

#noking

Amazing the things you could have learned just by asking people rather than building a police state and increasing inflation.

European leaders push back on surprise Ukraine peace deal, affirm support for Kyiv European leaders pushed back on Nov. 21 against parts of a new and controversial U.S. plan for peace in Ukraine.

⚡️ European leaders push back on surprise Ukraine peace deal, affirm support for Kyiv.

European leaders pushed back on Nov. 21 against parts of a new and controversial U.S. plan for peace in Ukraine.

She was able to obtain permission to view the execution, so she flew to Oklahoma City and woke up at 4am last Thursday to drive the two hours to the penitentiary in McAlester. She and others close to Wood then waited in a “gathering zone” in the predawn hours, where “very nice, friendly” staff from the Department of Corrections made small talk while offering them “chips and crackers and coffee.” They expected to be loaded into a van about an hour before the 10am execution, but nothing was happening. “I just kind of obsessively was refreshing my phone and trying to get in the mental headspace of ‘You’re here—you’ve got to do your job.’” Then, at 9:58, a message popped onto everyone’s phones: the governor had stopped the execution. Said Schulberg: “To experience that level of relief, and to see other people experiencing that level of relief—it was the most intense happiness I’ve ever felt in my life. I was like, this is ecstasy. Like, I’m never going to feel this happy again.” Schulberg’s decision to go to Oklahoma for the execution hadn’t come easily. Her brother and mother advised her not to. “You’re never going to be able to unsee this,” her brother told her. But when it was over, her brother said, “Your willingness to witness the worst thing ever meant that you got to see the most wonderful thing ever.”

In today's Laurels/Darts, I interview Jessica Schulberg, the Huffpost reporter who has extensively covered an unjust Oklahoma death-penalty case.

She was at the penitentiary when the the convict was spared -- exactly 2 minutes before he was scheduled to die.

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“That is already bad.”
“Yeah, *this* is worse.”

-every day with this admin

Two things are true:

1. Immigration judges are not, well, judges. they are members of the executive branch. you do not receive the kind of process you associate with courts from them.

2. This framing will encourage ppl to apply who will make things worse.

A stupid email asking me to chat with its AI

As soon as there is a new administration, I’m going to start reporting emails like this to the DOJ as hate crimes against me, a human.

a congo grey parrot named oscar stares into the camera with an indecipherable expression

pov he is thinking about biting you. your fate hangs in the balance #parrotsky

Hoy es el día para recordar que la mierda más dañina que le ha pasado a este país desde que comenzó la democracia es que se asimilara que "En la Guerra Civil no hubos ganadores, ni perdedores porque todos sufrieron una lucha fraticida que bla, bla, bla...". A partir de ahí fue fácil vender la👇

"At this point, let me remind you that the agency that Trump is politicizing has never been run by a Democrat...Nevertheless, Patel accused the FBI of being on the Democratic Party “payroll” in an anti-FBI documentary funded by Russia-linked firm for which Patel was paid $25,000."

This is a very good essay from the @ACLU’s Brett Kaufman making the case that Trump’s boat strikes should be viewed as the logical end point of legal arguments normalized by OLC lawyers during the war on terror. Highly recommend. www.justsecurity.org/124776/secre...

In 2010 a Virginia lawmaker suggested God gives women disabled children as punishment for abortions and it was broken by the student journalists covering the state house because the pros had this attitude of "haha oh there Bob goes again"

Every story on Page One in Charlotte is about ICE/immigration:

@charlotteobserver.com

Según las encuestas el partido más votado a día de hoy (y con posibilidad de formar gobierno aunque yo creo que al final el sistema electoral lo evitará) es Reform UK, liderado por Nigel Farrage. Poco más que decir sobre este país en la actualidad.

It gets lost in the shuffle, but the Speaker of the House is someone who, by all rights, should’ve had his career ended a decade ago by a Shreveport TV news investigative team.

"Donald Trump is about to order the government to pay him 'damages' for the FBI raid on his Mar-a-Lago mansion and for special prosecutor Jack Smith’s two investigations of him...He’s going to pay himself $230 million."

Oh, so an Enron rerun? What could possibly go wrong?

The part where they threatened to break a judge’s car windows should be a bigger story … they feel comfortable treating judges this way, which means they are being told that they can do literally anything to nearly everyone

They misidentified the intern. The judge told them they had misidentified the intern. But instead of double checking, they took that as an affront to their authority. So they surrounded the judge's car and threatened to smash the windows to get to the intern.

They had misidentified the intern.

I feel like evacuating a city of 14 million because they are going to run out of water should be a bigger story regardless of where it is.

This is not in disagreement with OP at all, but I think we all quietly, lowkey imagine the very funny "are we the baddies" bit could be a real thing. But like, they know they're the bad guys. They think it makes them cool. Later, after you destroy them and their movement, they'll pretend otherwise

Mark Kelly: "It was just two months ago that Charlie Kirk was assassination and Trump talked about political violence. And now his instinct is to call for our execution."