Me @cfowler1850

@RichardHanania No thanks

For anyone interested in doing their own research before Trump’s speech tonight… you can read the full declassified report on foreign threats to the 2020 election here. There was NO foreign interference in the 2020 election. dni.gov/files/ODNI/doc…

Just incredible work by @CKlosterman

Sophie Cunningham @sophaller

5 days ago

so how do we save our farm land and stop all these dumb data centers?

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@HousefromDC @CKlosterman Masterclass

@BenjaminSolak Ben stop. Stop now - go back and watch the tape

Christopher Nolan disagrees with Matt Damon saying #TheOdyssey could be the last Hollywood movie of its kind: "There’s a defeatist aspect of viewing it that way." “I think I know what [Damon] was driving at, because it does seem like a long time since somebody made a film like this in this type of way, where you travel the world, get together a cast of thousands and so on. But there’s a defeatist aspect of viewing it that way that I don’t agree with. I think cinema is vital and essential and continues to transform itself — we’ve got all these great new young voices in movies, making the medium their own and moving it forward.” (via The Telegraph) variety.com/2026/film/news…

@maggieNYT and @jonathanswa’s Regime Change is so good. For instance, this scene of the Evil Geniuses gathered with Trump and Stephen Miller in the Cabinet Room last year. Comic book villains come to life.

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So the chip in the ball detected the Croatian player’s hair vs Portugal but it didn’t work when the ball hit the freaken cable of the camera to favor England?

University of Chicago Law School had decided to ban *not just AI* but laptops from the first year law classroom. This is the way!

David Decosimo @DavidDecosimo

2 months ago

The first major university that publicly commits to a total AI ban in its undergrad teaching (no AI in class, in creating syllabi or class prep, creating & completing assignments, or grading) and makes that part of its brand will see a major surge in applications & enrollment.

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@JosephONeillx @AJentleson Let’s all just live in fantasy land and maybe also we can all have Unicorns 🦄 as pets tooo People need to grow up, and get real about where we are at and what this is gonna take. It ain’t a bunch of 29 year olds who want to “fight” - fight with who? Democrats? Stupid

@Elex_Michaelson @nithyavraman We are so fucked

@mattyglesias Really stupid

@DKThomp I love it

Here are some of the facts about Gen CD Donahue’s storied Army career. Hegseth is forcing him to retire with no explanation, sending shockwaves through the Army and Special Ops community where Gen Donahue is widely respected. * Commander of Delta Force in Iraq and Syria during the ISIS fight * Led the mission to capture the Benghazi planner in Libya * Ordered to secure the Kabul Airport after a chaotic withdrawal; returned order to the airport; arranged for hundreds of evacuation flights saving tens of thousands of lives; was NOT in charge of security at Abbey Gate where Marines were in charge of securing that entrance to the airport where 13 Americans were killed by a suicide bomber * coordinated military aid to Ukraine after the Russian invasion and knows more about lessons learned on the Ukraine battlefield and advances in drone warfare than any senior officer in the US military * led humanitarian aid efforts as head of 82nd Airborne from post at Ft Bragg during NC floods two years ago * stint as head of US Army Europe cut short and will require presidential waiver not to lose 4th Star and retirement benefits after Secretary Hegseth forced him to retire early, having not had his 4th Star for the requisite 3 years. He was 18 months into current assignment.

Michael R. Gordon @mgordonwsj

4 weeks ago

Hegseth Cuts Army Commander’s Storied Career Short as Part of Broader Shake-Up with @laraseligman wsj.com/politics/natio…

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@DKThomp History allows us to gain perspective. Of course Journalism wasn’t as good when there was no digital audit trail, and deadline and scoop incentives drive bad behavior just like today What’s cool is when History surprises you the opposite @DKThomp Prez Garfield as a good example

@danpfeiffer A Bam and Giannis front court is a problem

@speechboy71 @davidfrum Seems to me any Democrat who can get to 50% against Collins is an….outlier? What evidence does anyone have that a generic Democrat would be beating Collins?

@neeratanden Bullshit Neera, we all knew the stakes and yet the country still elected this ass clown twice and it’s our fault. Blaming voters, blaming the media, blaming misogyny, blaming racism, blaming billionaires, blaming corporations - it’s ineffective People want leadership, period.

Need proof that the Supreme Court’s honor system is a joke? Enter Samuel Alito. Four former officials confirmed that Justice Alito’s son, Philip, has worked as a lawyer inside Trump’s Treasury Department since early last year. His role was kept off the public record: no résumé, no LinkedIn, no mention on Treasury’s own website, and outdated bar listings. While he was there, the Treasury was a named defendant in a case argued before the Supreme Court over Trump’s emergency tariffs. The department never disclosed the connection in court, and Justice Alito did not recuse himself. He sat on the case. Treasury’s defense is that the son never touched the tariff matter, so no recusal was needed. That misses the law entirely. Federal law requires recusal whenever a justice’s impartiality might reasonably be questioned. The test is not whether anyone can prove influence. It is whether a reasonable person would have doubts. A justice ruling on cases involving the department that signs his son’s paychecks fails that test on its face. This is the textbook definition of a conflict of interest, and Congress must act. I support withholding funding from the Court until the justices adopt a binding ethics code with real recusal review. forbes.com/sites/alisondu…