Two Australian states, Victoria and Tasmania, are temporarily making public transport free in an effort to insulate residents from the widening oil shock from the Iran war.
The measures in Victoria and Tasmania are temporary, but show how far and how intensely the oil shock from the war in Iran has spread.
Today is the Transgender Day of Visibility and I'll take the opportunity to once again say that trans people matter, their lives have meaning, and what's being done to them by so many politicians and people in this country is wrong.
Aaron Reichlin-Melnick
For years, old wind blades have sat in a small Texas town, annoying locals. Moving them would cost millions. How they got there, and why they stayed, is down to an entrepreneur now under indictment. The story of the recycling breakthrough that wasn't [gift]: www.bloomberg.com/news/feature...
BREAKING: Judge Richard Leon enjoins Trump ballroom construction in suit by National Trust for Historic Preservations. Order stayed for 14 days to allow for appeal.
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
Amanda Kolson Hurley
Liz Dye
He's got a novel of his own coming out this year. I wonder if he used AI to write it. Or maybe this was a first experiment gone badly wrong. Anyway, not the early buzz you want to create
Judge Leon uses more exclamation marks than I would have expected
The US "God Squad" is meeting for the first time in decades to consider lifting endangered species protections in the Gulf of Mexico, so that oil and gas can drill, baby, drill. Gift link:
Amanda Kolson Hurley
Amanda Kolson Hurley
Seems like it’s even odds whether he takes his ball and goes home or starts a ground war. Cool cool
Amanda Kolson Hurley
Amanda Kolson Hurley
If this is how a political force eats takeout salad, so do I, it’s over for you hoes I guess?
