Oral argument in Trump v. Slaughter made clear the non-existent textual and historical foundations of the "unitary executive" theory Right-wing justices drew on a grab bag of policy arguments as basis for limiting Congress's Article I powers to structure the federal government

"We weren't on the wrong side. We are the wrong side." - Daniel Ellsberg, 1974

Meanwhile, let’s also manufacture consent for Trump’s war on Venezuela

She keeps telling people to look at her record, when her record shows that she repeatedly votes to defend and fund Israel

He’ll walk

Woody Harrelson nooooooo

NO RULES SAY A DAWG CAN'T PLAY 😤 we'd know... we own them.

No fate is too cruel for Trump, truly.

So that DEI story is making the rounds. Lemme tell an anecdote There was a search. The pool was very white (field reasons) and mostly men. The shortlist was three white men. They were... Ok, but nobody wowed us. The dean saw the list and threw it back at us 1/

Still crazy that the founder of something called “The Free Press” had a poet murdered for his writing.

As the year comes to a close, TCM remembers the actors, filmmakers and creatives we lost this year. Gone, but never forgotten. Song title and artist: "In the Western Wind and the Sunrise" by Dave Simonett and the Sunrise.

Okay now compare this to the one Hwang did NOT get sent off for last week

The environmental defense of data centers gets kettle-y very fast. "They don't use that much water but if they did that would be okay too in fact we need new gas turbines that we know are destructive because then that's the only way to find out the solution to global warming."

I find “Heritage American” funny because it’s a term first used to describe premium turkeys that people wanted to adopt so they don’t feel like smol beans

David Duke was careful not to use rhetoric this blunt

“Special Envoy to Greenland” is a Charles Guiteau-ass title.

5 wins in a row hit it