A prosecutor getting no billed once is embarrassing. Twice suggests deep incompetence. Three times... and you should be looking for a new career. RE:
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Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1.bsky.social)
BREAKING on MS NOW: A grand jury just rejected the Trump Justice Department's third attempt to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on a...
1200 copies is shockingly low. RE:
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Forbes (@forbes.com)
“American Canto,” one of the most hyped political books of the year, flopped in bookstores. http://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2025/12/1...
More people need to just call them on their lies immediately. They melt like this guy. RE:
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Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com)
GLASHEEN: Antifa is our primary concern right now. That's the most immediate violent threat we're facing BENNIE THOMPSON: Where is antifa headquar...
The free speech party that was sooo mad about woke people banning words in school is at it again. RE:
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Catherine Rampell (@crampell.bsky.social)
According to a new court filing, the Trump administration has a six-page list of banned words that Head Start locations are forbidden from using wh...
Matt Taibbi still being Matt Taibbi, I see. RE:
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Renee DiResta (@noupside.bsky.social)
In this companion piece I have to painstakingly explain how Matt Taibbi 1) gets our research backwards in an incomprehensible way 2) points to em...
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This is fascinating, as an example of where an AI tool, used properly and carefully, can help people understand things. This is why I get annoyed at the people who insist that there are no positive uses of AI tools. Yes, many use it poorly. But used well, it can be very useful. RE:
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Mark Atwood (@mark.atwood.name)
A lifetime of strange sensory symptoms finally made sense only when an AI was allowed to think about medicine the way no clinician has time to. My...
This looks interesting! Watching people build stuff on ATproto to meet certain needs is very cool. RE:
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Graze Social (@graze.social)
The internet runs on creators, and creators depend on their fans. But that relationship has always been locked inside platforms who didn't build it...
Posted about this earlier, but wanted to highlight some of the stories in this list, as it shows the kind of work we do at [@techdirt.com@bsky.brid.gy](
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This Is What You’re Funding When You Support Techdirt Last week, we launched our monthlong fundraiser with a commemorative Techdirt / 30 years ...
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We're in the middle of our big fundraising campaign (get our very first challenge coin!), and as part of that I wanted to call out some of key stories from the last year that you won't find anywhere else. In the link below I call out just a few of our stories that have resonated with folks. RE:
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This Is What You’re Funding When You Support Techdirt Last week, we launched our monthlong fundraiser with a commemorative Techdirt / 30 years ...
On the internet, age verification doesn't know you're a dog. RE:
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John Perrino (@johnperrino.com)
I see the Australian social media ban is off to a great start. Nobody knows you're a dog on the Internet. 🐕