We’re taking @politico to arbitration this week for its unethical use of AI and we’re asking for your support! https://t.co/Rr5OnDLcuW

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One of the events that makes Baltimore weird and wonderful - the @TheAVAM 25th annual Kinetic Sculpture Race this morning. Some of the racers include the alma mater, @MSJGaels and the AVAM's own FiFi ...

I looked at these contracts and I have my own fun fact. This is occurring because agencies (not just USAID) are buying subscriptions to Politico's Pro editorial product, not because Politico is getting grants or other federal funding.

Hallelujah, we can all play Connections and Wordle again. But come on @nytimes, it’s time to negotiate in good faith with your tech workers.

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Thank you for all your election takes but for the love of god will somebody please post a cat video

These measures are already having an impact. @PPFA just challenged several different abortion restrictions in Missouri, citing the just-passed ballot initiative. https://t.co/zS6AHZLhtn

Many people will continue struggling to come to terms with the election results, but there’s still a lot you can do: 1) Be irritable at work 2) Withdraw from people who love you/need you 3) Make an impulsive and self destructive major life decision

Buckle up, folks.

get in losers, we’re going crying

Montana, Nevada, Arizona, and Missouri voted for a woman's right to choose while simultaneously voting for the guy who stripped them of that right. Wild times.

To everyone standing with us by breaking your streaks, thank you! Here's today's strike-friendly Connections board we made for you #Breakyourstreak #nocontractnogames

WaPo's endorsement finally drops.

There will be two Black women serving together in the Senate for the first time in US history Angela Alsobrooks in Maryland Lisa Blunt Rochester in Delaware

NEWS: The first batch of 268k mail and early D.C. ballots have posted, and Initiative 83 (ranked-choice voting) is ahead 73% to 27%.

if the nyt workers are able to successfully prevent the needle from being published it will be one of the greatest achievements for organized labor since the invention of the weekend

Trump used to oppose voting rights for felons like himself. In 2016 he said it was “so sad” that Democrats were trying to let felons vote and “cancel out the votes of both law enforcement and crime victims.” He said they “should not be allowed to vote.” https://t.co/MKyCBwmBk6

Trump is taking advantage of New York’s progressive felon enfranchisement laws to vote today. His home state of Florida is more restrictive about felons like himself voting, but Florida defers to the state where the felon was convicted, @CNN reports. https://t.co/xphs5pnQLb

rewatching 2016 and 2020 election night coverage at 2x speed, to catch up with the first two in the trilogy before the finale drops tomorrow