A federal agent who goes out of his way to smash a private business’s surveillance camera has committed a crime. Full stop. That is flagrantly illegal.

"Agents are arresting foreign-born spouses when they report for the final step to obtain permanent residency, and charging them with visa violations that could result in deportation." nytimes.com/2025/11/26/us/…

Under the current system it is impossible to add anything without adding fixed costs. Gas, coal, nuclear would be no different.

Oh no, whatever could national policy do to minimize demand needs and address heating and insulation in this godforsaken country?

Promising to mass expel legal residents simply for belonging to demographic groups deemed to “undermine domestic tranquility” is straightforwardly Naziism, and if you think US citizens aren’t next you’re delusional.

People aren't focused enough on the word "denaturalize" here The President says that he will revoke the *citizenship* of Americans who weren't born here if he and Stephen Miller determine decide they need to go. Denaturalization is a rare and legally difficult process that Miller

So like an Art Deco streamline train?

“In the days after Alaska, a European intelligence agency distributed a hard-copy report in a manila envelope to some of the continent’s most senior national security officials, who were shocked by the contents: Inside were details of the commercial and economic plans the Trump

Me realising I could just walk from Manchester to London instead of taking the train

The weirdest local story in Chicago right now is City Hall messing with the Christkindlmarket in Daley plaza. They’ve dramatically cut capacity to half of what it was during COVID (???) A beloved local tradition getting hassled, why???? chicagotribune.com/2025/11/28/chr…

The Trump admin now says nursing isn't a professional degree. The admin plan to redefine what constitutes a professional degree to exclude nursing and limit access to student loans — outraging national health care groups and leaving nursing students questioning how they will pay

A 73 percent drop in weapon seizures. An 11 percent drop in narcotics arrests. While DHS fixates on terrorizing communities instead of real threats, the crimes in its jurisdiction that endanger public safety are increasingly going unchecked. nytimes.com/2025/11/25/us/…

the university of oklahoma released an emergency statement about a student getting a bad grade on a bad essay that happened to be religious waiting for their statement on their prof who got taken by ICE while traveling to a conference on a domestic flight recently

Europe shouldn't abandon manufaturing - especially while the continent rearms. But more single market integration, especially in services, can offset trade shocks and boost incomes. Great title on this FT piece, with an observation from my side. 1/ ft.com/content/cbfd8a…

Rogers Park's New 400 Theaters, once the city's oldest continuously running movie house, is reopening. blockclubchicago.org/2025/12/01/rog…

But nothing for childcare access and affordability…