Ah yes, classic reporting: 'One side says that humans breathe air and the earth is round. The other says that air is actually a deadly poison and the earth is a spongy tetrahedron. It just depends on who you talk to. It's not like it's a reporters' job to say which is true.'

What America needs are Real Men, hard men, ones who can handle hard times, men like me, who are utterly terrified of American cities and publicly announce how afraid we are all the time.

Opinion | Twitter randos dragging billionaires is cancel culture. Billionaires buying Twitter to end all criticism of them and their companies is free speech.

Kiwi Farms is offline again as their last remaining ISP terminated them. They are, as always, playing the victim and pretending they aren’t an anti-trans harassment website.

Apparently their admin, Joshua Moon, can’t read their terms of service and understand it.

i'll admit, it's a funny bit that the current way to perform masculinity on the right is to brag about how afraid you are of normal cities

We would be a very different country if the press did its job.

I’m at 31 campaign stops today. In virtually none of them has the press pushed the Republican for where they stand on ending/cutting/privatizing Social Security & Medicare. So the candidates just avoid the issue.

We already know this, but audiobooks are books, e-books are books, print books are books, comic books are books, books are books are books; the story container is less important than the story is contains.

'Adoptions' is not the word you were looking for.

Incredible how a whole segment of the population has turned against *books*

Sigh. The Economist regurgitates Kroger-Albertsons’ bogus efficiency claims, like this one that is completely unenforceable because we can’t know how quickly wages would have increased absent the merger.

Of course the lawsuit and the grievance are all meritless and clearly intended as fake grievance politics, but they know places like Axios won't bother to call them out.

axios.com/2022/10/22/rnc…