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"The congestion tax is not only a burden on police officers and other essential commuters — it’s bad for public safety,” said Patrick Hendry, president of the city’s police union, in the first of the two releases. nysfocus.com/2024/06/07/h...
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And change the Senate rules so it requires an actual filibuster, not just writing a slip of paper to gum up the works. I want to see Mitch McConnell have to try and sustain an active filibuster as he works to screw over the country.
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"After Thursday’s ruling, voters still elect prosecutors in Florida. That is the law. But, under Thursday’s ruling, the governor is free to overturn that on a whim."
Read what happened at the Florida Supreme Court today, really, at Law Dork: www.lawdork.com/p/desantis-w...
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I watch via nasaspaceflight or everydayastronaut on YouTube as they restream the feed outside of X.
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That was pretty awesome. I thought it was a goner for sure when the burn through started and pieces were peeling off, but each time we had loss of signal, it came back. And the dang fin was still even actuating at the end during the flip and soft land!
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That was pretty insane watching the livestream, seeing the burnthrough on the forward flap, then loss of signal, then it miraculously coming back, and the burned through flap even actuating at the final phase of the flip and mostly soft landing. I think it's definitely shown the idea is possible.
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It's really stunning. Had the fortune to celebrate NYE there a few years back. It was a very memorable evening and such a cool building.
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Why are libraries important?
In 1959 police were called to a segregated library in SC when a 9yo Black boy refused to leave. He later got a PhD in Physics from MIT & died in 1986, as an astronaut aboard the space shuttle Challenger. The library that refused to lend him books is now named after him
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That's quite an escalation. Hopefully caught on security camera somewhere? Will the mostly useless MPD do anything to investigate?
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The only people who've ever held Trump meaningfully accountable over the last nine years have been ordinary Americans and they've spent that entire time being lectured to and berated by elites who've failed to do anything.
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It sure would be comical if Samuel Alito had recently published an opinion in which he expressed strong feelings about flags and wrote that passersby viewing a flag flying over a building would naturally assume the flag conveys some message on the owner's behalf
www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/21p...
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I’m starting to worry — I hesitate to say this, but I must — I’m starting to worry that Sam Alito might not be completely honest
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