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Steve Hely

@helytimes

Co-creator of Common Side Effects (Max/Adult Swim). Great Debates podcast. Books: amazon.com/Steve-Hely/e/B…

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Joe Weisenthal (@thestalwart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Scott Bessent gave comments that massively moved the markets earlier to a private JP Morgan event that wasn't open to the public or the media. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Scott Bessent gave comments that massively moved the markets earlier to a private JP Morgan event that wasn't open to the public or the media. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
VB Knives (@empty_america) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I like it when things are named in a clear way. "New Mexico" is a good example. It's right there in the name, don't claim you were tricked!

VB Knives (@empty_america) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jamestown (1607), St. Augustine (1565!), and New Mexico (1598) considerably pre-date the Plymouth colony (1620). And New Amsterdam was only trivially later (1625). We should probably teach a "Five Founding Settlements" history, rather than the Plymouth-centric mythos.

Mike Solana (@micsolana) 's Twitter Profile Photo

the GOP's proposal to sell 5,200 acres of federal land for a few beads (basically), with no actual goal in mind for the land, is almost too stupid to believe. get your grubby little stubs off my mountain vistas and don't talk to me again until you're ready to build a megacity.

the GOP's proposal to sell 5,200 acres of federal land for a few beads (basically), with no actual goal in mind for the land, is almost too stupid to believe. get your grubby little stubs off my mountain vistas and don't talk to me again until you're ready to build a megacity.
Alan Sepinwall (@sepinwall) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I belatedly caught up on Common Side Effects, a dazzling, confounding mix of animated action thriller, corporate satire, dry buddy comedy, and drug trip, among many other things that shouldn't work together, but do: rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-m…

Ken Layne (@kenlayne) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Selling off America’s priceless Mountain & Desert West for $30 Billion — after “DOGE” was laughed out of Washington for only cutting $130 B — is the same destructive desperation that made the UK sell its Royal Mail & railroads. Tomb looters marked the fall of Ancient Egypt, too.

Selling off America’s priceless Mountain & Desert West for $30 Billion — after “DOGE” was laughed out of Washington for only cutting $130 B — is the same destructive desperation that made the UK sell its Royal Mail & railroads.

Tomb looters marked the fall of Ancient Egypt, too.
Walter Kirn (@walterkirn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

That expression about a hill to die on won't be an expression if this public land selloff notion goes much further. I can't think of an issue more likely to radicalize and antagonize at an almost primal level a wider swath of westerners. This is a bill for the dumpster.

Silent Movie GIFs (@silentmoviegifs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lillian Gish in Broken Blossoms (1919). While they were making The Shining, Stanley Kubrick had Shelley Duvall watch this scene for inspiration

VB Knives (@empty_america) 's Twitter Profile Photo

These people are so dishonest that the answer just needs to be a flat "NO!" The version 2.0 that is supposedly all about near-urban housing is trying to play the same trick. Sales of public hunting land to adjoining land owners (rich/connected boomers) to exclude the public!

Joe Weisenthal (@thestalwart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Policy choices with potentially massive consequences (for better or worse) for the energy mix of the country, getting decided by random horse trading to get to the right number of votes. And all mostly being done in order to cut taxes, and to say that something got "done"

himpath (francis cinematic universe) (@gorgeousbrains) 's Twitter Profile Photo

as always, there are a million valid answers to “best 30 rock joke” and as always, i will stand on my hill shouting “jerem is the single funniest one episode minor character in television history.” i’ll die on this hill. they’ll bury me on this hill. the tombstone will say JEREM.

Pope Leo XIV (@pontifex) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This evening, 56 years after the Apollo 11 moon landing, I spoke with the astronaut Buzz Aldrin. Together we shared the memory of a historic feat, a testimony to human ingenuity, and we reflected on the mystery and greatness of Creation.

Matthew Gertz (@mattgertz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's bad that the White House is banning WSJ from the trip -- but I think the bigger scandal is that the president of the United States and his entourage are flying to Scotland on the public's dime so he can "open a new 18-hole golf course at his resort." theguardian.com/us-news/2025/j…