"Success depends on the full commitment of all parties. Verifying Hamas’ compliance will be a significant challenge. Israel would need to eventually withdraw from Gaza." - I think I see a couple of flaws in this plan
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Профиль VivelySkeptic (not a cynic or a denier). Explaining critical thinking, and debunking irrationality since 2005 but the responses from the clueless get no better. CA Bay Area. Retired. Amateur photographer. Despises MAGA.
FINALLY, a strategy to end this war. Why haven't we tried this before? 🤔 www.theguardian.com/world/2026/j...
"But the page’s core claim still suggests a long debunked link between vaccines and autism." Bill Cassidy is the Merrick Garland of Sarah Palins www.washingtonpost.com/health/2026/...
Jesus what a ridiculous article "[MAHA] has shown that people are hungry for a movement that fights for their health visibly, loudly, and in plain language." MAHA is doing no such thing. MAHA is anti-science, which will not improve anyone's health. Who the hell is editing The Atlantic articles?
David Gorski, MD, PhDJFC, not this nonsense apologia again. Making this argument two years after RFK Jr. co-opted the A MAHA slogan as his personal brand to distract from his antivax history and help elect Trump again is embarrassing…for Spencer and The Atlantic.
The legacy media has shown no signs it will ever "learn who Trump really is."
Brian Tyler Cohen"I understand journalists want to be neutral. But if you're a journalist in the US, you have an obligation to be biased— in favor of democracy. And Trump is anti-democratic... The longer the press pretends that Trump is not an enemy of their profession, the more runway he has to undermine them."
The one decent joke last night was about the regime that relentlessly attacked America with the punchline that it was CBS. It failed bc Trump doesn’t understand jokes and so has no comic timing. His idea of a joke is calling someone fat. The idea of setup / punchline literally makes no sense to him.
No journalist attending this event should be taken seriously ever again
Mark JacobIf you want to know what kind of people kept their newspaper jobs in Nazi Germany, look at who’s attending tonight’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
Exactly. How hard is it to refuse to accept non-answers and keep asking the same question? So frustrating.
Barb McQuadeIt’s so refreshing to see a senator who knows how to ask questions. Too often, witnesses deflect and the senator moves on. Ossoff does what a good trial lawyer does—persists until he gets an answer or a refusal to answer. Both responses can be deeply revealing.
I can't believe the Board of Peace had to scale down its ambitious plans so soon www.theguardian.com/world/2026/j...