There really are some strang moments in the Jan. 6 CCTV footage being released by House Republicans. Like here's the elusive #Individual4 revealing his face because he goes to take a swig of stolen Coke, and then here's Kevin McCarthy in the same spot hours later.

NEW: UT Austin released 'protest rules' that say 'individuals may not come to campus without authorization,' which is in direct contradiction to a video they published 6 months ago that says members of the public can 'come to campus at any time and engage in demonstrations.'

After cancelling the commencement speech set to be delivered by valedictorian Asna Tabassum, who minored in resistance to genocide, USC has now cancelled commencement itself latimes.com/california/sto…

it's finally here !

the trailer for BLACK TWITTER: A PEOPLE'S HISTORY

it's gonna be a time. pull up may 9
youtube.com/watch?v=3-qkb4…

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Joel looks like he’s in a lot of pain 😣

I have a new Businessweek feature out about Aleksanteri Kivimaki, a notorious hacker who may or may not have committed a particularly dark cybercrime. With invaluable reporting help from my colleague Leo Laikola: tinyurl.com/48eh6bp2

they’re protesting against the war. hope that helps

Clearly an underhanded effort by those with financial interests in REI and possibly Modell’s

Happy Bull

WSJ is reporting that Israel plans to evacuate civilians from Rafah to Khan Younis for 2-3 weeks, then start their attack on the city. Khan Younis has been decimated, but new tents were set up a few days ago in the city's south. Image from Apr 18 - tents weren't there on Apr 16.

The significance of free speech cannot be overstated.

NEW: In a city that bills itself as 'Superman's hometown,' a pastor is calling on his flock to fight 'the enemy' in the place where Satan has been waging his attack: At the public library.

My latest on the cultural fissures tearing through America. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/m…

The U.S. government has a Microsoft problem.

Market dominance, inertia, and savvy PR have almost completely insulated the hack-plagued company from meaningful oversight, even as Biden officials preach corporate accountability.

My new WIRED story: wired.com/story/the-us-g…