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nilay patel
@reckless.bsky.social
about 1 hour ago
arguing with me about newsroom ethics policies using chatgpt research is very good, almost Twitter-heyday level, bluesky has the juice

I asked ChatGPT 5.1 Thinking / Extending Thinking: "What are a list of finance journalism media outlets that require their journalists to provide a financial disclosure statement"

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Adam Klasfeld
@klasfeldreports.com
about 2 hours ago
A federal judge ORDERS the disclosure of James Comey's grand jury minutes to the defense, citing a "disturbing pattern pattern of profound investigative missteps" and casting doubt on Lindsey Halligan's declaration about the gap in the record. Background www.allrisenews.com/p/hal….
The Court recognizes that the relief sought by the defense is rarely granted. However, the
record points to a disturbing pattern of profound investigative missteps, missteps that led an FBI
agent and a prosecutor to potentially undermine the integrity of the grand jury proceeding.
Therefore, in this case, “the Court has before it a rare example of a criminal defendant who can
actually make a ‘particularized and factually based’ showing that grounds exist to support the
proposition that irregularities may have occurred in the grand jury proceedings and may justify the
dismissal of one or more counts of the indictment.” See Naegele, 474 F. Supp. 2d at 10 (citations
omitted).
Accordingly, the defense request for all grand jury materials is granted.
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Kyle Cheney
@kyledcheney.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
BREAKING: Magistrate orders DOJ to turn over grand jury materials to Comey, finding real prospect that "government misconduct" may have tainted the case.
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Soren Spicknall
@sorenspicknall.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
Easy choice if you're a deer deciding where to buy a house
A map showing a town called Deer Park next to a town called Kildeer
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John Pfaff
@johnpfaff.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
I think one of the underappreciated races on “people need to run for these jobs” lists is state bar associations. Every state should see a slate of “we are going to sanction and disbar with a VENGEANCE” candidates in the next few yrs. (You know this is why Bondi’s bro ran for the DC Bar Assn.)

Reup: One thing EVERYONE is missing abt the two things that went down last week--Bondi bowing to Trump's demand for an investigation of Dems, and her re-ratification of the Comey indictment--is how vulnerable Bondi is, both politically and legally. www.emptywheel.net/2025/11/16/m...

www.emptywheel.net

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Ben Waber
@bwaber.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
Most folks know I've been banging the drum about the AI bubble for awhile, and this brilliant piece from @lopatto.bsky.social dramatically reinforces that hypothesis and is as meticulously researched as it is brutal: www.theverge.com/ai-artif….
Meet CoreWeave, the AI industry’s ticking time bomb

www.theverge.com

Meet CoreWeave, the AI industry’s ticking time bomb

The debt-laden AI compute company has been boosted by Nvidia.

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Asawin Suebsaeng
@swin24.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
What a wonderful uplifting work week, main questions revolve around elite pedophilia, and maybe bombarding Venezuela out of spite
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Ashwin Rodrigues
@ashwinrodrigues.com
about 3 hours ago
He was a Whopper, I was a McRib—back for a limited time, only at participating locations. He told me to "have it your way," I was content enough to say "I'm lovin' it." Could I really be his Burger Queen? He doesn't have a worm in his brain by the way. So the memes are wrong, the ones about the worm
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Adam Serwer
@adamserwer.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
Editors have a really hard job, and the good ones can make something unreadable readable, and the great ones can make something unreadable into something good. But they're basically invisible, until someone tries to write without one.
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Susan Rinkunas
@susanrinkunas.com
about 3 hours ago
As a public service, someone should put a PDF of the book online so that websites don’t get traffic from it *and* she doesn’t get money from people who want to hate-read it. Someone must be able to figure out a way to avoid getting sued over this

Me, before reading the excerpted passage: “I don’t see why anyone would read Olivia Nuzzi’s book. What a pointless exercise.” Me, after reading the passage: “I must read this book. The hate-read theoretical has launched the hate-read possible.”

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Grace
@gracekind.net
about 3 hours ago
Blueskyism is letting yourself be defined by the things you hate
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Sean O’Kane
@seanokane.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
"Astute readers will notice that this does not answer my question. The dodge suggests to me that CoreWeave doesn’t actually have a good answer." www.theverge.com/ai-artif….
Meet CoreWeave, the AI industry’s ticking time bomb

www.theverge.com

Meet CoreWeave, the AI industry’s ticking time bomb

The debt-laden AI compute company has been boosted by Nvidia.

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post malone ergo propter malone
@proptermalone.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
in some ways I think the relative lack of negativity obscures these corners of Bsky a bit to people not involved in the scenes, because one of the most common ways to learn about a discussion that is otherwise outside your light cone is a dunk

One thing that's been heavily proven to me is Bluesky is not all politics. The music, record, cd, movie, books, horror and lots more scenes are heavily alive and well here with almost zero negativity. Better engagement here than Facebook has been in years.

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Thomas Zimmer
@thomaszimmer.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
What is really going on in this society that elected Donald Trump president a second time?   I wrote about three stubborn myths about Trump’s support – and why America has experienced a de-alignment rather than a rightward realignment.   My new piece for @zeit.de – and some thoughts in English:
UnterstĂźtzung von Donald Trump: Die IrrtĂźmer Ăźber Donald Trumps RĂźckhalt

www.zeit.de

UnterstĂźtzung von Donald Trump: Die IrrtĂźmer Ăźber Donald Trumps RĂźckhalt

Rechtsruck, multiethnische Koalition, Held einfacher Leute: Trump gilt als fest verankert. Doch diese Überzeugung beruht auf drei großen Missverständnissen.

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U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
@cpsc.gov
about 4 hours ago
'A House of Dynamite' but it's your uncles trying to deep fry a turkey.
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Dave Vetter
@davidrvetter.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
In case you writers out there have ever felt imposter syndrome, "From his mouth the bullet theoretical launched the bullet possible" is an actual sentence in whatever this is.

Vanity Fair's West Coast Editor Olivia Nuzzi was a star political correspondent until scandal led her into exile—and to a California up in flames. In an excerpt from her book, ‘American Canto,’ she takes stock of scorched earth.

www.vanityfair.com

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lauren
@lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com
about 4 hours ago
it didn't even really provide me with any new information but that one email between epstein and some other random rich elite saying "when will the madness end" about the metoo movement felt like a key unlocking my brain that will explain every unforced institutional capitulation we've seen
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David Noll
@david.noll.org
about 4 hours ago
I urge members of the legal profession to realize that prosecuting individuals who seek to overturn the constitutional order is not "retaliation" in any normatively significant sense.


Prosecutor, D.C. metro area: The D.C. office is hemorrhaging bodies, and they will probably get rid of two competent people for stating relevant facts that were on the record.

I don’t think people will truly understand what’s happening to justice in America until it impacts them. Even my family: My parents voted for Trump. I don’t think they see it as a priority. I mean, they’re not going to be criminally indicted anytime soon. When I tell them what’s happening, I don’t think they really believe me.

It would take a lot of restraint not to retaliate in the next administration. A lot of career people are helping the administration now. I have a list in my head, and if we get out of this, some of them I’m holding to account. A lot could be validly criminally probed. But the back-and-forth will not be good.
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jamelle
@jamellebouie.net
about 4 hours ago
i'd say it did. the public put a group of thieves, vandals and extremists in office last november and they promptly went about destroying everything that might work to limit their ability to loot, steal and inflicting pain on the people they hate

This whole NYT account about the weaponization of DOJ is beyond disturbing. Kinda feels like the US government fell in January. Gift link: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

February 5
Lawyer, National Security Division:
Bondi signaled the Foreign Agents Registration Act would be enforced only in very limited circumstances after the Justice Department had done a lot over the last decade to give it teeth. At its core, FARA is a transparency statute, to let the American public know when foreign actors engage in political activities or try to influence U.S. discourse. If you're concerned about foreign money and influence in politics, it's a bad time to go dark.
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