Breaking: Former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows turned over to the Jan. 6 committee a coup powerpoint that recommended Trump declare a national security emergency to reinstall himself in office.

You Give Good Text would be the best band name of the 21st Century, or maybe second to The War On Drugs.

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The Volusia School Board will only hear 2 hours of public comment at its emergency meeting tonight about whether to instate a mask mandate, the district announced last night.

Sad sad day. We will never see another one like him. Former Courier Journal reporter and editor David Hawpe dies at 78 https://t.co/ICYAv6y3Gz via @courierjournal

Impossible to overstate how excited I am for this album.

not eager to go back to bars

AJC exclusive: Federal grand jury appears to be investigating whether former Mayor Kasim Reed violated campaign laws. https://t.co/hjflQljtFI @dklepal @wilnobles

This is the correct take from @tylercowen.

The day lawmakers gave final approval to a ban on volunteers giving food and drink to voters in line, lobbyist spent about $8,400 feeding legislators, an AJC review found https://t.co/3Adb7exfK4 #gapol @AJCGaPolitics

Important NYT story on how financial fraud was engineered into the design of Trump fundraising

I dunno... I’m starting to think the Q folks aren’t actually against pedophilia.

Issues stemming from Atlanta's budding short-term rental industry have resulted in dueling proposals for how to control the market — one calls for a ban and the other forces owners to buy a certificate before renting their homes.

Snowy Owl and the Snow Moon. Central Park, Feb 27, 2021.

This 1958 conceptual architectural drawing from the Detre Library & Archives shows a proposed stadium spanning the Monongahela River. (Needless to say, the idea never came to fruition.) #ArchivesYouAreHere

Stunning-> DC's National Guard Commander told members of Congress that he had the authority to mobilize troops to respond to a civil disturbance... until the guidance changed the day before the insurrection. via/ @OrenCNN @ZcohenCNN & @ellieckaufman https://t.co/DnRfYb6wwC

Frederick Douglass, the mighty abolitionist, was the single most photographed person in the United States during the nineteenth century. Here's how he might've looked in motion. Brace yourself and press play.

So proud of this kid. Look out NY City.

Play that funky music, white boy.

Latest statement from Washington Post National Editor @stevenjay on the harassment of reporter Seung Min Kim