Desus and Mero tour through The Met.
With lockdown loosening in New York City, Desus and Mero tour The Met. Via kottke
With lockdown loosening in New York City, Desus and Mero tour The Met. Via kottke
Television producer Joel Gallen, director of the 2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame broadcast now famous for Prince's guitar solo during “While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” recently uploaded a re-edited version with more Prince. “17 years after this stunning performance by Prince, I finally had the
Arundhati Roy: "[India's] government has failed. Perhaps 'failed' is an inaccurate word, because what we are witnessing is not criminal negligence, but an outright crime against humanity." / The Guardian See also: What's happening in India is what happens when rich people do
Commence nausea with videos of people working on buildings at very high altitudes.
Starting Tuesday, Biden will restrict travel from India, as the country deals with a second wave of Covid infections. / NBC News "Knowing something is safe and feeling safe are very different things." On post-vax anxiety. / The Atlantic Advertised as a way to keep your vaccination details handy,
President Biden is on track for the strongest stock market performance during a new president's first 100 days since John F. Kennedy in 1961. / CNN John Harris: Biden's address to Congress was the most ambitious ideological statement made by any Democratic president in decades. / Politico Rammesh
The FBI seized phones and computers yesterday from Giuliani's apartment, as part of an investigation into his dealings in Ukraine. / The New York Times The Justice Dept. has brought federal hate crimes charges against the three men who murdered Ahmaud Arbery while he was jogging in February 2020.
President Biden will announce a $1.8 trillion spending proposal tonight aimed at assisting American families and lifting millions out of poverty. / The Washington Post "If secondhand cars are getting cheaper and rentals are easy to book, then the US is making progress." / Bloomberg Related: In Hawaii, a
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90 degrees, and supposedly no one inside felt it move. Over a month, the 22-million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr, all while 600 employees still worked there. There was no interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the
According to the new Census report, over the past decade the US population grew at its second slowest rate since 1790, due to less immigration and a declining birthrate. / The New York Times The numbers are also in on redistricting, and California and New York are among the states that