Our Danny Who art in prison Racist be thy name Thy balaclava come Thy will be done In ports as it is on dinghies Give us this day Our daily funding & forgive us our racism as we intimidate those who speak against us & lead us all into aggravation But deliver us from being civil🙏

We live in a time when some mistake cruelty for strength. When demeaning others and bullying people is supposed to make you “tough.” But this is what real strength looks like: Joe Biden is 83 years old and facing Stage IV prostate cancer. Last night, he walked back in front of a crowd in Delaware with one message: “This is no time to give up.” The crowd rose to its feet again and again. The Delaware News Journal described flashes of the same “scrappy, fighting spirit” that has defined him for decades. Stage IV cancer. 83 years old. Still standing. Still speaking. Still fighting. Just like he has his entire life, you knock @JoeBiden down, and he gets right back up. For millions of us, that resilience remains an inspiration. Keep fighting, Joe. 🇺🇸

Dumb Queens accent: “are dey stoopid?”

"you're supposed to be skeptics." this sounds provocative for a political leader to say at a time when the US president is trying his best to curtail free speech but it is essential to a democracy that citizens think, doubt, ask questions, be skeptical of their leaders.

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Fun to be back... piped.video/Y3e0Kvyqv90?si=iD56…

Lady Gaga's powerful speech against donald trump. This video was deleted from twitter by elon musk. You know what to do ‼️

Trump Press Ban Backfires as Aides Leak Humiliating Motive Behind It trib.al/nK5CHOs

When psychologist Gordon Flett was hospitalized with liver failure, a nurse sat with him for hours in the dark. She didn't just check on him. She talked to him, like he was a person and not just a patient in a bed. That experience shaped Flett's research for years afterward. Now a psychologist at York University, he's spent his career studying what he calls mattering: the felt sense that you're noticed and significant to the people around you. When that feeling is missing, Flett's research links it to depression and loneliness, and in extreme cases, to violence. Some researchers who study school shooters have found loneliness and alienation running through many of their histories, along with a grim pattern: when every ordinary path to feeling significant seemed closed off, a few chose infamy instead. But the need to matter is universal, and meeting it doesn't have to be complicated. Sometimes the simplest thing you can do for another person is let them know you see them.

I'm worried: what if AI ends the world before I get my $5K Trump check

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One of Rudy Giuliani’s aides debunked the claim. trib.al/3Vv4VMe

This is what real public service looks like.

The Tech Bros’ War on Climate Action trib.al/Va7GAKm

Days before the event, Republicans began handing out tickets for free, yet large swaths of the stadium—particularly in its upper levels—were empty anyway. trib.al/zNheaTS

Believe this is the gentlemen who tackled the Stanford tree as well

A millionaire uses folding chairs for furniture. A man with two PhDs can't stop racking up debt. Both are following "money scripts," beliefs formed in childhood that quietly steer your spending. Once you name yours, you can start to rewrite it.

There have been 20 complete games in the entire major leagues so far this year. The 1980 Oakland A’s had 94.

Exclusive: Steph Curry sells abandoned S.F. headquarters in his latest Bay Area real estate exit - San Francisco Chronicle. I love this guy but I lost track of how many houses he owns. I think the rich could pay a bit more in taxes. apple.news/Aae58E1b0Qj6IYOR9…

All the Places Trump Was on 9/11 - The Atlantic apple.news/AHAP4z4IcQrarS4uB…