Transportation to Los Angeles sporting events on Friday is gonna be nuts 😳 pic.twitter.com/kfiP6PqXrt
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) October 22, 2024
This reporter wrote a similar story last week too. You can guess which activist is promoting these stories.
Someone drew a swastika on Trump's star on the Walk of Fame & there's no way to know if it was done by someone who hates him or supports him
— maura quint (@behindyourback) January 31, 2016
(The Times makes lots of endorsements, if you're wondering, including for District Attorney and U.S. congress.)Scoop: The LA Times will not endorse a candidate for president this year, a decision that was made by the paper's owner Patrick Soon-Shiong. The LA Times has endorsed Democratic presidential candidates each cycle since 2008 https://t.co/uS3hETkLQV
— Max Tani (@maxwelltani) October 22, 2024
Incredible honor dining w/Pres-elect @realDonaldTrump last night. He truly wants to advance #healthcare for all. https://t.co/z6qRV9CfDo
— Dr. Pat Soon-Shiong (@DrPatSoonShiong) November 20, 2016
this actually happened in Hawaii in 2008, where my competitor the Honolulu Advertiser had a VERY conservative publisher and he denied an endorsement to Obama, who was of course born in Hawaii. it was the first time the paper didn’t make an endorsement. https://t.co/zOcjuxQLGh
— Gene Park (@GenePark) October 22, 2024
How elderly dementia patients are unwittingly fueling political campaigns https://t.co/dJF9IOFj3U
— JM Rieger (@RiegerReport) October 22, 2024
(Speaking of China, a new article about "a $100 billion city in Malaysia built on sand and shrubby mangroves and sold as a luxury 'dream paradise' for China’s middle class". Only a tiny fraction of units were ever built. For one thing, soon after work started, "China, fearing the collapse of its currency because money was streaming out of the country, stopped citizens from buying property in Malaysia and other nations.")I thought the footage of this had been sped up but then Xi walks into shot as the control person. https://t.co/pI0180PWyv
— Stephen McDonell (@StephenMcDonell) October 21, 2024
The dangers of doing drugs or being around others doing drugs in other countries when you live in China. Random drug tests are coming back at airports and clubs. If it’s in your system, you’re in trouble. Applies even if you didn’t do it in China… https://t.co/lYFUU8qQPg
— Edward Lawrence (@EP_Lawrence) October 21, 2024
(The BBC's articles about the recent election)This woman voted in Moldova’s election on Sunday, then asked a surprised election monitor where she gets paid. So I decided to ask what she’d been promised…
— Sarah Rainsford (@sarahrainsford) October 21, 2024
The authorities believe Russia has been channeling-in money to buy votes: that Moscow has not ‘let go’ of #Moldova pic.twitter.com/7bsDO3grwz
(Optimism the machinist strike will end this week) (McDonald's on the other hand...)Boeing stock skyrockets on news of catastrophic satellite failure https://t.co/GEQIugdIhz pic.twitter.com/moFOU34cWW
— Christian Keil (@pronounced_kyle) October 22, 2024
Short version: Doctors make decent amounts of money and can pay off loans, so free tuition is very attractive but doesn't end up changing what career decisions they make.
— Orin Kerr (@OrinKerr) October 22, 2024
We reviewed thousands of internal records + found how USC pursued donors and prospective donors by admitting their children as walk-on athletes.
— Matt Hamilton (@_hamilton_matt) October 22, 2024
Most never appeared on a team roster.
From @latimesharriet + me: https://t.co/kHshXWh5dZ
We aren’t doing this in 2024. You have a crush and that’s it. No pathologizing. No diagnosis. Free yourself from the confines of pop psychology and enjoy your fleeting experience on earth https://t.co/NAv1Aaa3Gm
— clintoris (@clintoris) October 20, 2024
We should seriously consider the possibility that ancient folks near Chile, Peru, etc. invented hot air balloons. https://t.co/Ea7yQJcGw4
— Robin Hanson (@robinhanson) October 20, 2024
(Not fact checking this)In 1974, balloon pilot Julian Nott did an experiment to see if pre-Inca civilizations in the Americas could have built a hot air balloon with the tools they had available
— Daniel Feldman (@d_feldman) October 21, 2024
He was successful https://t.co/5dH42LaLSX pic.twitter.com/RZVp8YKt9v
Big Business🫱🏽🫲🏼 pic.twitter.com/VOeNyYnFPR
— TheAgentPaul (@paulderousselle) October 21, 2024
— Robert (@Computron34) October 21, 2024
I've seen some people saying that Uzumaki proves that Ito's work is unadaptable. They're wrong, episode 1 of Uzumaki is fantastic, it proves the idea you can adapt his work well. The real answer is that Junji Ito's work is clearly subject to some kind of curse. https://t.co/dwocYpYp6K
— the #CHAINSAWTOBER devil (@Winterflan) October 20, 2024
🚨#NEELNATION ALERT🚨#SkeletonCrew pic.twitter.com/QGdI23giLt
— Blast Points (@blast_points) October 22, 2024
"Observe personal hygiene measures" Soviet poster, 1966. pic.twitter.com/JrtrWtVSkV
— Soviet Visuals (@sovietvisuals) September 16, 2024
Congratulations to the two lads who sneakily ruined my best piece to camera from a recent filming assignment in Germany. Honestly I’m not even mad, this is inspired. Didn’t even spot it until in the edit. 👏 👏 👏 😂 pic.twitter.com/V7xtb7Fapx
— Joe Tidy (@joetidy) September 11, 2020
*More funny posts.