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In case you own/buying a ⁦Nissan⁩: Nissan privacy notice says company shares "immigration status, race, religious or philosophical beliefs, sexual orientation, sexual activity, precise geolocation, health diagnosis data, and genetic information." axios.com/2023/09/08/car…

📢 The deadline for submitting proposals to the #AmazonResearchAwards has been extended to November 13. Apply here: amazon.science/research-award…

Hard enough to career transition into VC from another industry but expecting similar cash comp is unrealistic. Most people I talk to are coming from big cos, big tech, law, banking, consulting etc where the salaries are high across the board. Something has to give…

Come to think of it, denigrating the worth of a soldier’s service based on whether he deployed to a war zone is… kind of like denigrating the worth of a woman’s citizenship based on whether she happens to have children.

Fixed it.

I didn't have service during today's event here in Asheboro, NC, but former Pres. Trump's comments below on the significant downward jobs revisions released by BLS today were almost entirely - and intentionally - untrue. Egregiously so. I'll take them one by one.

After Ban on Race-Conscious Admissions, MIT's Black and Latino Enrollment Plunges chronicle.com/article/after-…

Here’s a great visual from The Washington Post charting Bill Clinton’s claim from Wed night: Democrats have championed job-making in recent history, beating republicans 50 to 1.

Trump calls Gen. Mark Milley “a stupid person” and Gen. John Kelly “one of the dumbest people” he's ever met. This is how Donald Trump talks about people who are more loyal to the United States of America than they are to him.

In the course of reporting on Patel, and the threat that he and other loyalists like him would pose to the country in a second Trump term, I struggled to shake what I learned about a series of events that took place on October 30, 2020. I want to share them with you here. 🧵

Project 2025 and its evil architects envision an America where women will be monitored, prosecuted, and jailed for exercising their own bodily autonomy. We are not going back!

Trump’s new ad for his Series 3 Digital Trading Cards, where you will get a small piece of the suit he wore at the debate if you purchase at least 15 for $99 each.

In Greg Abbott’s world dumping 1.1M Texans from the voter rolls is “election integrity” but an 87 year old women helping people vote is a criminal threat to democracy that deserves a SWAT raid. Texas Republicans are desperate to hang on to power.

Remember a week ago when conservatives were like ‘how could supermarket chains engage in price gouging their profit margins are so thin’ and now Kroger’s execs are like ‘yeah price gouging is awesome we love doing it.’ Good times.

How it started. How it’s going.

A new DoJ indictment alleges that RT employees "covertly fund[ed] and direct[ed]" a US company with $10m in order to push pro-Russia content. The company is based in Tennessee. There is one media company based in Tennessee with the same phrase listed in the indictment...

And I ask: does THIS sound like somebody being paid by Russia to you?!

When you buy a gun, you’re shown pictures of gunshot victims. If your neighbor suspects you of buying a gun, they can call a hotline. If you’re from a state where guns are illegal, you can be arrested if you buy a gun out of state. Oh sorry, these are all abortion laws.