Ugh ... "The goal seems to be to spread the claims by encouraging fact checkers to debunk them."
Sarah T Roberts, PhDUm... www.nytimes.com/2026/05/21/b...
Senior staff editor at The New York Times. From the prairie part of the Prairie State. COYS (Views are my own, etc.)
Ugh ... "The goal seems to be to spread the claims by encouraging fact checkers to debunk them."
Sarah T Roberts, PhDUm... www.nytimes.com/2026/05/21/b...
Curious to see how the courts respond to this.
$117 million in revenue from legal settlements last year, primarily from media and tech companies like CBS and Meta.
One of the cool things about this place is that it's a kind of museum for internet culture, no apologies for that
Catbusremembering the greatest interview of all time
I can't stop reading about The Odyssey. The end of this is especially good.
"In part, the spike in recipients working for Amazon and the gig-economy apps can be explained by a surge in hiring during the pandemic" (🎁)
My payment cards are light as a feather. I am pure.
The AtlanticBanks and fintechs are competing by making heavier and more opulent metal credit cards—but the “plunk factor” is getting out of hand, writes Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly.
I heard you drop that "absolute chimneys" on CBS, @mikewattsonair.bsky.social
Seth Rosenthalsaw a truck for a company called Absolute Chimneys and I can’t stop saying that to myself as if I’m an English soccer announcer calling a free kick that sailed over the crossbar