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SCOTUSblog 4d ago

Are Republicans falling out of love with the Supreme Court?

by Kelsey Dallas

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TruthOut 1d ago

LGBTQ Community Wants Input as Private Club Opens Up on Historic Public Beach

by Timothy French

The community that has made a home out of Jacob Riis Beach is using every lever of power available to preserve it.

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Heather Cox Richardson 4d ago

August 11, 2026

by Heather Cox Richardson

Days off have been thin on the ground in 2026 as the news comes at us like a firehose.

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The Intercept 3d ago

Tennessee Plans Another Execution Despite Its Brutal Recent Mistakes

by Liliana Segura

Despite a record of botched executions, three states including Tennessee plan to kill by lethal injection on Thursday. The post Tennessee Plans Another Execution Despite Its…

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404 Media 4d ago

Twitch is Mining Peoples' Streams to Train Amazon's AI

by Samantha Cole

Here's how to opt out of Twitch's new generative AI training setting.

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Slashdot 1d ago

Flock Announces Changes Amid Backlash Over Its License Plate Reader Network

by BeauHD

Flock Safety is tightening controls on its nationwide license plate reader network after mounting backlash over privacy and documented police misuse. By January 1, law enforcement…

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Media Matters 4d ago

Right-wing media's affordability burrito brawl

by Media Matters for America

Last week, Turning Point USA’s Andrew Kolvet's post about a college student noting the high price of a burrito sparked a debate among conservative commentators over whether food…

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Ars Technica 3d ago

The web’s newest weapon against AI scrapers is a font

by Kyle Orland

“ShieldFont” aims to poison AI training data without making pages unreadable for people.

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Lawdork 2d ago

The presumption of irregularity

by Chris Geidner

It's a new DOJ, and that's no good. This week alone, DOJ's actions regarding executive privilege, the IRS case sanctions order, the Epstein files, and DHS investigations are at…

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Web3 is Going Just Great 4d ago

MVMT Labs files for bankruptcy

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Kottke 4d ago

Why weren’t bicycles invented sooner? “Why...

by Jason Kottke

Why weren’t bicycles invented sooner? “Why was no one…even considering the question of human-powered vehicles until the 1400s? Why weren’t there bicycle mechanics in the 1300s,…

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Less Wrong 1d ago

All Utilitarians Should Be Classical Utilitarians

by James Brobin

This is a crosspost from my blog post . I recently had the great joy of meeting a group of utilitarians, but, to my complete horror, out of the twelve of them, not a single one…

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Zeteo 3d ago

Cheating Is All Trump Knows

by John Harwood

From golf to marriage to being the president, Donald Trump cheats in every realm of life and, say the experts, is a 'very ill man.'

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TruthOut 1d ago

Trump Family Crypto Empire Wins Approval for Bank Charter

by Jake Johnson

"The most brazen act of self-dealing our financial system has ever seen,” said Elizabeth Warren.

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404 Media 1d ago

Memories Mysteriously Survive After Brain Shutdown, And Scientists Don’t Know Why

by Becky Ferreira

Mice can access memories after hibernation, a state that largely shuts their brains off and reduces synapses, suggesting that memories are stored across shifting neural systems.

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Ars Technica 2d ago

US wait times for cancer surgeries are getting longer and longer

by Beth Mole

Study finds wait times for cancer surgeries hit 10-year high.

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