Step 1: The White House says it doesn't recognize Sudan's government, the one run by SAF general al-Burhan. Step 2: It says it opposes parallel governments and supports the country's unity. Step 3: It reminds everyone that the SAF has used chemical weapons on its own people. I'm sensing a pattern. Washington is finally treating an army that gassed civilians for what it is. The question now is whether "we don't recognize them" actually changes anything on the ground, or if it's just a statement. What does non-recognition get Sudanese civilians that diplomacy never did?

The BBC kept a prolific child rapist on air for 50 years, only confessing after he was dead. Savile abused at least 500 people across five decades, most were underage, including patients at the NHS hospitals he was fundraising for. The BBC’s own inquiry found he attacked 72 people in its studios, dressing rooms and corridors because a culture of fear stopped staff from ever reporting him. The Queen knighted him in 1990, the Pope honored him while the rumors were already circulating, and Newsnight sat on its own exposé until another network broke the story months later. 15 years on, the BBC are still explaining why they stayed silent until hiding it became impossible. So of course they spliced Trump’s January 6 speech to invent an incitement that wasn’t there and only lost their director-general and news chief once they got caught.

Men get 63% longer federal sentences than women for the SAME crimes and the SAME records. This gender gap is 5x larger than the racial gap that gets all the hearings, task forces, and endless media coverage. Sonja Starr at Michigan documented it in 2012 showing that the median time is 41 months for men versus 27 for women across violent, drug, and property cases. 70% of the difference comes from judges simply departing downward from the guidelines with no oversight. Women are also 2x as likely to walk with no prison at all. The numbers have been public for 35 years and no administration has ever proposed closing it. The Sentencing Commission has printed the same gap in every report since 1991. Never a formal response from the DOJ.

So basically JustLend, and BitTorrent can now connect directly without needing TronLink. Same keys and interface, less friction. If you already use MetaMask, that means you can tap into TRON’s USDT supply and defi ecosystem without switching wallets.

Pocket FM tried 11 formats before landing on short serialized audio. Daily listening went from about 25 minutes to more than 120 minutes. They later shifted production toward AI assisted output, which increased the volume of shows. Retention rose and many listeners started writing on the platform. A lot of the writers now on the platform started as listeners.

It’s probably going to be Ossoff. Or someone like him Thin record as opposed to Newsom’s disastrous leadership in California Appeals to independents as opposed to AOC (lunatic) This will allow him to run on rhetoric, criticizing the current admin, and vague promises alone

At the onset of the dark ages (COVID), the FDA required prior approval before hospitals or universities could use COVID tests. Labs with working kits waited while the CDC sent contaminated ones that produced junk results and left most state labs with no usable option. Greninger was ready by late January and Chu found community spread in February from leftover flu samples, but regulators stopped both from using those tests or reporting the findings until the outbreak was already spreading. Bureaucracy 📈

Most cats just do what they want, when they want, their humans be dammed, but I was fortunate that my last cat was a cuddler. Even if I wanted to cuddle, but he wasn't feeling it, he would still come when I called & snuggle anyways. He did sometimes sulk through it, though🤣😂

The Feed 2/9/26 - Starship Flight 14: First real shot at orbit after 13 suborbital tests — ~20 Starlink V3s, FAA just cleared Pacific abort zones, mid-to-late September if the stamp comes. - Elon on Mars: User said Mars fell off the map. Elon: “We’re still doing Mars.” Moon first. Then Mars. - X Money: US creator payouts and subs hit X Money today. - Clarity Act: Senate cloture Tuesday Sept 15, 2:15 p.m. Years of waiting. Short-term chop. Long-term, kill the sword. - Wyoming / Chainlink: First US public-entity stablecoin (FRNT) putting verified reserves onchain. Beats the monthly GENIUS baseline. - Uber cuts: 3,300 jobs, 10% of staff, managers −20%. $10B+ for robotaxis. Tesla effect. Tesla doesn’t need Uber. - Sorare / Premier League: UK NCA froze $13.6M in the league’s bank from a crypto sponsorship. - 24-hour stocks: SEC roundtable Sept 17 — Nasdaq, NYSE, BlackRock, Robinhood. - Trump dollar: 2026 Trump $1 coin on sale. - Pattaya: Lincoln docks after 286 days. ~5,000 sailors. Thai police raid sex workers first. - Trump Strait: Trump floats renaming the Strait of Hormuz. - Dublin airsoft: Viral “guns at a mosque” clip. Gardaí: replicas.

Proving what we all knew that the White House helped Garland go after moms for wanting to vote school boards out. And then Garland lied to congress about it. The DOJ lawyers were right, this was extremely stupid.

The next industrial revolution will look like humanoid intelligence walking into the world we already built. We won’t have to redesign factories, warehouses, kitchens, or hospitals. The whole point is that robots will just show up and use the same doors, tools, and aisles people do.

Remember when Mamdani said in that resurfaced 2020 interview that identity is central for “minority” communities, while white communities care more about ideology, so the messaging has to be adjusted to reach them? This is what Abdul is doing. Neither he nor his community actually believe any of that woke progressive bs. But if it’s anti-America, they’re for it. And if it gets him power, even better. He knows men don’t get pregnant and the irony of him of all people calling Texans the Taliban didn’t fly over his head. He’s just using the woke language to mark the enemy.

The legacy of FDR’s New Deal is to screw people over for all of time. In 1942, Roscoe Filburn planted 23 acres instead of his 11 acre quota and grew 239 extra bushels to feed his own family and livestock. They fined him anyway. The Court said 9-0 his homegrown wheat counted as interstate commerce since he wouldn’t buy from the open market and enough farmers doing the same would move national prices. Wickard v. Filburn has never been overturned. Courts still cite it to regulate activity that never crosses a state line and never touches a market.

Abdul El-Sayed? The "doctor" who thinks men can get pregnant? The dude who thinks we should castrate kids? *That guy* has strong opinions about my state? Lol. He's a degenerate, and honestly don't care one lick what he thinks about Abbot, Texas, or Christians.

Jimmy Carter ordered a federal agency to abolish itself and it actually complied. The Civil Aeronautics Board set every fare, approved every route, and blocked new airlines so incumbents never faced real competition. In 1977, he put economist Alfred Kahn in charge specifically to dismantle that power, then signed the 1978 Airline Deregulation Act with a hard deadline of January 1, 1985. The CAB ceased to exist that morning. New carriers entered, fares collapsed, and domestic flying more than doubled because airlines finally had to compete instead of petition a board. Most agencies grow every year and treat sunset dates as suggestions. This one kept it.

The price of staying alive in this country just doubled. There is a new tax on your medicine. It took effect three weeks ago. There was no vote and no announcement, because the whole design is that you never find out. It gets collected at the port, swallowed by a distributor, passed to the hospital, buried in a billing code, and it reaches you six months from now as a copay that went up for reasons the pharmacist cannot explain to you. They built it so the man paying never learns who reached into his pocket. The cheap pills, the cash purchases, the ones where a price jump gets noticed the same afternoon in every pharmacy in America, those they spared. The drugs that run through insurance, where the cost vanishes into premiums and deductibles and can never be traced back to a decision, those got hit with the full hundred percent. There is a way out of it, of course. File the right paperwork with the Commerce Department, get some bureaucrat to sign off, and your rate drops to twenty. Take the deal they want and it moves again. This is a government taxing an industry by name, with the exit fee posted on the door and a line in the hallway to negotiate it. Pay the tariff or come kiss the ring. Both roads end with the state setting the price of your medicine. September 29 the rest of it turns on. Every supplier without the lobbyist and the meeting at Commerce. And the file on medical devices has been sitting on the President's desk since May. Wheelchairs. Crutches. IV bags. Bandages. Hospital beds. The report is finished and the signature has not come. It is leverage. Every week it does not land is another week somebody is in a room finding out what it costs to be left off the list. For 64 years this law was reserved for steel and aluminum. War material. This spring they aimed it at the pharmacy shelf, and the next thing in the crosshairs is the chair your grandmother sits in.