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"The wild card in this conflict is that the United States, Israel’s superpower ally, is for now standing on the sidelines," David Ignatius writes. "Rarely has a U.S. secretary of state made such a cold-blooded statement of nonalignment as Marco Rubio’s in the opening hours of the attack."
As troops descend on D.C. to show off U.S. military might, the National Guard is being sent to respond to protests in Los Angeles and accompany ICE on raids. Columnist and Navy veteran @drtedj.bsky.social joins @drewlgoins.bsky.social and @mollyroberts.bsky.social to discuss:
here's a question. I have an Amazon wishlist for my work. Basically it's got podcasting kit and good phones (my video cameras) on it at present. What I wanna know is: what are things to *add* to it? Suggestions please! www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/... think: AI stuff, finance stuff
NEW: There is a fascinating political drama unfolding right now at Indian Creek Village, the small gated island known as the “Billionaire Bunker,” home to the likes of Jeff Bezos, Tom Brady and Ivanka Trump. It is a saga revolving around the island's 💩 THREAD (1/8) www.nytimes.com/2025/06/13/u...
One last cry before I zoot: I lost faith in people after Trump won. But bargaining this union contract, I’ve witnessed how good people can be when we fight for each other. My Verge and @voxmediaunion.bsky.social colleagues have restored my faith in ppl. I am forever grateful to them for that.
A number of SaaS vendors are trying to become search aggregators, drinking the firehose of all information in your apps in order to build a central index. Glean, Atlassian Rovo, Dropbox Dash, etc. Today, Slack cut them off: www.computerworld.com/article/4005... 1/3
"Throughout the 2024 campaign, Trump played shamelessly on public anxieties about the border. Some of his arguments, such as claims that hungry migrants were eating pets, were grotesque," David Ignatius writes. "But Biden and Kamala Harris didn’t have good answers, other than indignation."
Is Bluesky kind of a bubble? Yes. Is X *very much* a bubble? Oh hell yes. Is -- wait for it -- LinkedIn? To a degree that would blow your mind, if you spent enough time there. There never has been a single online "town square" -- they all drift toward certain norms.
"After my mother died, following my father by 15 years, I began to wonder: Might there have been some truth to what my father said? Was there a connection between my family’s history of legal feuding and Dickens? With time on my hands, I turned detective." The latest from James Thellusson:
over on X there's this new class of what I might call "AI grifters" who keep amping up their rhetoric around how magical AI agents are and how genAI systems are going to replace all conventional software, and in particular enterprise software feels like another weird epiphenomenon of this moment