They don’t show any indication that they’re going to listen to the judge.

I don’t know or care what’s down in their heart or heart or innermost thoughts. It doesn’t really matter either. What matters is that they spend a huge amount of money promoting hate so that they will have a slightly lower tax rate

It’s not their first article on the topic.

Basically all the crazy computer security problems start affecting ballots. You really don’t want to do this if it can possibly be avoided. Particularly not in the US where you don’t have any kind of universal way to identify people online in any kind of reliable way.

It’s on us.

Start asking local officials to arrange for volunteer ballot delivery and print-at-home

All of the above, with there being a pretty wide variety of cooling designs in use. Most of the data center cooling water needs are actually in the power plants that supply them.

It makes an absolutely huge difference actually. The presence/absence of a major right-wing propaganda outlet changes local opinion by about five percentage points.

There’s a reason Biden was appointing as many judges as he could

This kind:

Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.

Their plan is to block ballots before they get to voters, so you won’t have a ballot in the first place

The NYT now makes people register. That’s why I have an archive link above. You do need JavaScript

I think theyve been doing that periodically since 2017. Kind of run out here. The US is going to end up with a long-term capacity degradation because of this

There are a bunch of questions like that now

Archived copy of the article and a gift link that requires registration, but has updates

If they’re like historic use of letters of marque, what’s special is that the fishermen had something of value, such as personal jewelery, which made it possible to kill them for profit

Probably written by Josh Marshall himself. He’s been around a lot longer than anything except Markov Chain generators.

Some like couches. Others prefer the suction of vacuum cleaners

No. They no longer have the right to put turbines in the water there. Might be able to do it in state waters where California is talking about an offshore wind deployment.

The point is that it doesn’t make sense to give up on doing the right thing here. It does make sense to market it better and reach more people

A big chunk of the right wing press sold “reality” TV image as real