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The survivor of Kyle Rittenhouse's vigilante rampage testified in court Monday for all the good it'll do. Forgive my cynicism. You should listen to what the man — who Rittenhouse maimed — has to say. (The Daily Beast)
Donald Trump maintains total control over the GOP, even after “polite" Republicans who faked the Trump funk outperformed him in Virginia and New Jersey. (Washington Post)
The first post-pandemic flights to the US from London's Heathrow Airport were like the opening to Love Actually. (New York Times)
Thousands of excited passengers flocked to Heathrow Airport on Monday for the first flights to the U.S. out of London since the Biden administration lifted a travel ban on many international visitors. https: //nyti.ms/3odrsLE pic.twitter.com/sjpreBnCjz
— The New York Times (@The New York Times) 1636402008
Terry McAuliffe was probably not the best candidate for the Virginia governor's race, especially in this climate. (The Nation)
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris’ approval ratings are at least better than Prince Charles’s probably were in 1994. That’s not saying much, unfortunately. (Newsweek)
Twelve experts suggest ways to redeem Facebook. I personally think it's hopeless. (VOX)
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg speaking some truth. (The Hill)
Transportation @SecretaryPete: " If an underpass was constructed such that a bus carrying mostly Black and Puerto Rican kids to a beach, ^{{...}}^ in New York was designed too low for it to pass by, that that obviously reflects racism that went into those design choices."pic.twitter.com/0XWkDZehYM
— The Hill (@The Hill) 1636400186
State Farm supports Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers right to have deranged opinions. (USA Today)
Rodgers has suggested that he caught Covid-19 from a vaccinated person, but actual real, non-assed-pulled data suggest that's not likely. (The Atlantic)
Only a few more days left in the season to enjoy a journey through Oregon's Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway.
(The Oregonian)
How to get your kid to sleep normally after we fucked around with time again. (NPR)
California voted for permanent daylight saving time three years ago but somehow never wound up springing forward for good. (LA Times)
A US insurrection suspect might seek asylum in Belarus as the victim of political persecution. That's adorable. (CNN)
Will the Boston Dynamics dancing robots turn on humanity? Who can say.
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