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- Jonathan Turley: Chief Justice Roberts needs to protect the plate.
- Kite and Key Media. Love the obscure Benjamin Franklin reference in the name. These videos are pretty good. (HT Execupundit)
- NYT puts Gavin Newsom's book on best-seller list. The beclowning of both continues.
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- Jonathan Turley on Susan Rice saying "This will not end well for them." Reminder Rice was never elected to anything!
- The NYT's business model includes Wordle not truth.
- Jonathan Turley: The Supreme Court has ruled on tariffs, but who will pay? Two from Turley this morning.
- TSMC preparing $100 billion addition of 4 fabs to Arizona facility.
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- Even the NYT is calling out Adam Schiff. He's toast.
- Peter Attia on determining optimal protein intake. Bottom line - you probably need to be eating more eggs or red meat.
- Kansas City ends free bus rides experiment over budget woes. I disagree with the premise that this is proof Mamdami's proposal won't work for NYC. They are a totally different city than KC and free rides could reduce traffic congestion and save the working person from paying ridiculous rates for parking.
- Jonathan Turley: California Democrats seek to prevent voters from approving new taxes.
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- Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics. Think this is a job a simple calculator could do better - just publish the raw inputs.
- From the archives: Life advice from Peter Josef Safar.
- Turns out space is big business.
- Former NYT director: paper is "digging it's own grave." They have no shame.
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- Morgan Housel: What a World (a few stories).
- From the archives: Secord-order Thinking: What smart people use to outperform.
- Matt Taibbi with an open letter to the Columbia Journalism Review. He's got the receipts.
- Best libraries of the world. It's like a bucket list! (HT Execupundit)
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- Glenn Reynolds: When the Gods of the copybook headings smile. He's not wrong.
- Matt Taibbi: The NYT can't stop sucking. The NYT is a sewer of lies.
- Totalitarian Studies are Sorely Needed. He's not wrong either.
- Replacing Relativity with High School Trigonometry. I had trouble with trig too (never mind relativity).
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- US dollar on track for one of the worst years in modern history. "A weaker dollar could make US exports more competitive, boosting Trump's plan to rebalance US trade, but makes imports more expensive, adding to the sting of tariffs."
- Benjamin Netanyahu puts President Trump forward for Nobel Peace Prize.
- Jonathan Turley: NYT in trouble for reporting actual news to its readers.
- Neither safe nor effective. They knew all along.
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- Two very good weeks for President Trump. USA! USA! USA!
- Dan Bongino on the NY Times attempt to smear him and the FBI. Punch back twice as hard.
"'Nobody voted for Elon Musk,' (They dd however vote for Donald Trump who promised repeatedly to have Elon Musk root out wasteful spending in our government.)" - Vice President JD Vance
Elon Musk is using DOGE to examine what USAID and others have been spending taxpayer money on and the reports continue to be disturbing. Now we're finding out the government has been paying different media outlets:
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- What if Trump simply walked out of the Manhattan show trial? Trump would probably surge in the polls if he did.
- Be intentional on how you spend your time off. Article a few years old but new to me.
- Going to have to remember these tips.
- NYT's Joe Kahn "The newsroom is not a safe space." Now let's see him walk the walk. (HT Steve Landry)
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- VDH on Silicon Valley's moral bankruptcy. Long but worthwhile read. (HT Execupundit)
- The Daily Coach on the brilliance of Jason Kelce's retirement speech.
- Didn't realize the Tom Cotton Op-Ed was a "how-to" article. The NYT is garbage.
- VDH on the Ukrainian Verdun. A VDH two-for today.
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- Jonathan Turley's article on the Adam Rubenstein piece on the NYT that ran in The Atlantic. Was going to post the original Rubenstein piece yesterday but that was behind a paywall.
- Time with a cover article on The New Anti-Semitism.
- Apple stops investing in an EV car. They should have invested in Tesla when they were first asked.
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- The Sports Section is Dead. "Long live the sports section." Closely resembles my own evolution on the two announcements.
- Dan Carlin has a new Substack account (well new to me). Enjoy!
- Speaking of Substack - here's Matt Taibbi of Racket News on Where Have all the Liberals Gone? Good stuff.
- Used to enjoy Anchor Brewing but understand the move. Anchor was founded in 1886 and would not be surprised if a buyer was found and the brewery moved out of San Fran.
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- AstraZeneca vaccine shown to increase risks of serious neurological conditions - including Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS). Yeah right - just a coincidence.
- Jonathan Turley on how the standards set forth by Mueller and FARA could be used against Hunter Biden. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
- China, Anthony Fauci, and Harvard University - the Harvard Connection. By now everyone should be aware that the pandemic came from the Wuhan lab and that all three are corrupt.
- More on the NYT disbanding its sports department. Forgot that the NYT had previously purchased The Athletic (to which I subscribe).