I interned for PBS one summer in law school (2011-ish) and exploring the maze of the already well past its prime underground mall during lunch became a favorite past-time

In a new lawsuit on behalf of journalist Melanie Faizer, Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press’s Paul McAdoo argues that the Tennessee Valley Authority unlawfully redacted records concerning its contracts with a cryptocurrency mining company. rcfp.org/litigation/fai…

Please do not make me regret posting this I am not here for actual discourse I am simply here to make dumb little jokes

This week marks the 54th anniversary of the Kent State shootings.

Now, snipers have been placed on rooftops at IU in response to peaceful student protests.

A militarized police response like this only escalates tensions, and should not be normalized in a democracy like ours.

He’s mad I was gone for sub-36 hours but he’s willing to let me off with a warning this time

“After the ruling, West Virginia plaintiff Shauntae Anderson, a Black transgender woman and West Virginia Medicaid participant, called her state’s refusal to cover her care ‘deeply dehumanizing.’”

A shameless plug: celebrate May Day & the Supreme Court expanding Title VII protections for workers by watching me talk with Brian Wolfman about Muldrow this Wednesday, May 1 at 11:30am!

defense attorneys rule

Last year, North Carolina passed a law that bars “instruction on gender identity, sexual activity, or sexuality” in younger grades.

Records we obtained show teachers’ confusion about how to implement the bill’s measures.
americanoversight.org/american-overs…

I laughed

don’t talk to me for the rest of the day

calling this windswept

remember in 2020 when all of a sudden you knew the names of the 20 worst mayors in the united states because they fucked up so bad? i feel like if i know the name of a single university president outside my hometown, they’ve really stepped in it.

unbeatable combo

really wanted to sleep until at least 7 am so of course my brain insisted on 5:15 a.m. as a compromise