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Bill Clinton was right: The next time Trump speaks, “don’t count the lies, count the I’s.” Ever since he rode down his golden escalator in 2015, Trump has focused on himself, his ego, his enemies, his scandals, his legal woes, his impeachments, his trials, and his victimization.

Some personal news: Today is my first day as a Reporter at NPR. I'm excited & grateful to join this dynamic organization of journalists who have tremendously impacted millions through on-air & online storytelling. 🙏🏾

I’m honestly baffled as to what removing borrowing access to out of print, fifty year old academic books on random topics from Internet Archive achieves for anyone, other than to severely restrict research and curiosity.

It's officially my first day at The New York Times! Excited to work with a great team supporting impactful, collaborative local investigative reporting. I'm especially excited to continue digging in to issues across my home state. 🌽 📰 tips/drop me a line @ [email protected]

Seeing some people saying, Hey, JD Vance and MAGA and GOP types “fell for” the fake story from Springfield, Ohio, about Haitians stealing and eating Real Americans’™️ cats. They didn’t “fall for” anything. They eagerly embraced a fake story. Why? To promote nativism and racism.

Most policy problems would be fixed if disabled people were prioritized.

The full introduction to my book POOR THINGS: HOW THOSE WITH MONEY DEPICT THOSE WITHOUT IT Duke University Press is being made available free here: tinyurl.com/5azvuswm

A few things about this: it’s a straightforward news headline; doesn’t editorialize. It accurately characterizes what he did. And yes, it’s news.

RIP to actor James Earl Jones who has passed away at the age of 93. A legend and icon in cinema, TV and theater. #JamesEarlJones

One doesn't have to actively or even consciously dislike #disabled people to be #ableist AF and do harm to #disability communities. Sometimes, the worst harm one can do is to simply carry on, stay ignorant, and do or say nothing.

I look forward to Milestone FIlms's release of THE ANNIHILATION OF FISH, a very hard to see film by Charles Burnett, which features an amazing soulful and comedic role by James Earl Jones as an immigrant finding love at old age. RIP.

I feel ya.

That was some seriously creepy business, lemme tell ya..

Let’s be clear: This is illegal and unconstitutional. The American people had voted. The courts had ruled. The Electoral College had met and voted. The Governor in every state had certified the results and sent a legal slate of electors to the Congress to be counted. The Vice

The Affordable Care Act made it possible for me to seek the career I wanted versus being tied to a job that I had to choose for its health care coverage. Happy birthday ACA.

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Steve Silberman’s "receptiveness to new ways of thinking helped him push his readers to shift their own views on numerous topics, not least autism," John Hendrickson writes about the legacy of a man he was “lucky enough to call a friend.” theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

As National Disability Voting Rights Week continues, we're sharing our Disability & Democracy fact sheet to highlight what philanthropy can do to ensure disabled participation in democracy. Read the fact sheet today! #NDVRW2024 disabilityphilanthropy.org/resource/fact-…

After accommodations increased due to COVID-19, the disabled vote increased from 56% in 2016 to 62% in 2020. It’s essential for policymakers to improve accessibility as the disabled population continues to grow. Check out our suggestions here: #NDVRW2024 americanprogress.org/article/enhanc…