once again thinking about roger ebert’s letter to chaz. one of the great modern odes to love. rogerebert.com/roger-ebert/ro…

From Launcher: A player who goes by “Joe Biden” has operated at the highest levels of Guilty Gear. The Post reached out to The White House to ask if the player and President Biden are one and the same. For some reason, The White House did not reply. wapo.st/3U1U3lv

Officials of bodybuilding’s two premier federations have been sexually exploiting female athletes for decades, a Washington Post investigation has found.

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No one does affirmations like Taco Bell Quarterly

Less than 2 percent of sperm donors in America are Black, according to a Washington Post analysis.

For the last 11 months I’ve investigated how sperm banks have failed Black women and lead them to make painful choices to become moms.

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the first 6 words of this headline are a jumpscare

A Florida jury just chose life in prison over the death penalty for the Parkland shooter.

Read about Robert, who lost his sister in the massacre — and tells me he feels good about the decision:

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As an energy crisis looms, young activists in Paris are using superhero-like Parkour moves to switch off wasteful lights that stores leave on all night. nyti.ms/3yZnrRB

Some *** personal news *** ! After covering this stuff for a long time, my toddler has a rare disease. It is awful to watch your child suffer. There is a biologic drug. What follows is not a special or orginal story, it's the most ordinary possible story about healthcare.

It's been a busy few weeks and I've fallen behind on sharing some important work WaPo's Visual Forensics team has been up to - follow along in this thread to read/ watch -->

“Everybody else was shaking bottles of champagne, and it was quite a sense of accomplishment. And I didn’t feel that way at all. I was not celebrating,” Shatner told Jonathan Edwards.

William Shatner says his trip to space ‘felt like a funeral’ for Earth washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/10…

Slightly more than half of Ian’s victims drowned, the latest data shows, underscoring what experts call a frequently overlooked reality: Water usually kills more people than wind.

w/ Meryl Kornfield:
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As wetlands and forests have given way to homes and hotels, there is a lot more property — and millions more people — directly in harm’s way.

By Anna Phillips:
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