"Jon Ossoff, my advice to him is, if you start calling your political opponents Nazis, maybe it's time to shut up. That's just not what we do here in this country." -- David Brooks, this evening. Remember, Brooks still gets very handsomely rewarded by the fossilized media for saying shit like this

Suggested slogan: "It's not just our name, it's what we provide."

Top ten most foreboding sentence I've ever read.

And the video usually shows the opposite: that the agents rammed into the victim. But there are no consequences for the lies. So there’s no reason to stop telling them.

Now THIS is how you write a story. Devastating.

just recorded this and proceeded to close more tabs than i ever thought possible

When you consider that Mario was already a dude in his 20s when the first game came out and he's canonically from Brooklyn, odds are hes from bentonhurst and nowadays is a retired dude complaining about Chinese immigrants taking over the neighborhood.

I hate gay Halloween what do you mean you're the owner of Last Ditch, the COVID Conscious Lesbian Bar in Western Massachusetts

You: My grandfather died in 2020 Me: WHERE IS MY $6,000

the anger over the plan to fight antisemitism is particularly amusing because both the fringe left from today’s protest & the Fox News right are angry over increases funding for the PATH (Partners Against Hate) program - although they are upset about different partner groups.

Back from our book tour week in London and, man, after spending time in a place that’s made so much progress as far as streets and transportation go, it’s always a shock to come home. New York just smacks you in the face with the sheer volume of cars everywhere.

The music of Seinfeld, divorced from the show itself, is nothing short of disgusting. Imagine if the show didn’t exist but the music somehow did. Hearing it, your face would twist in angry revulsion

Totally, totally, kids cut off their parents because of "ordinary conflict." Hey, unrelatedly, here's an email I got from my father 27 years after the last time I saw him.

gorgeous framing of the idea that the increase in divorces in the 70s and later was not obviously a huge net good for society as well like no no you're right, before the 70s marriages were perfect, totally equal, the lower rate of divorce was definitely not due to massive structural disincentives-

Umm the story actually includes super good prevalence data, how dare you

lmao the piece literally argues children are the problem for wanting positive relationships with their parents

why would you cite a survey of parents and not children to uncover the behavior of the children