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Clearing My Tabs #38: No, Bleep You, Boris
Boris Johnson has thoughts, Medhi Hasan is a vital television journalist, Speaker Kevin McCarthy continues the Jan. 6 coverup, four-day workweeks are great, and Manchester United wins a trophy!
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Boris Johnson has thoughts, Medhi Hasan is a vital television journalist, Speaker Kevin McCarthy continues the Jan. 6 coverup, four-day workweeks are great, and Manchester United wins a trophy!
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Luck’s impact on politics and life, how abortion bans really work and threaten lives, California’s AG creates post-conviction justice unit, look at Jupiter and Venus, and what are the NY Mets doing?
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The president makes an important trip, California tries to address educational achievement gaps, the Carters’ impact on Plains, how not to talk about Long COVID, and UEFA’s leadership should resign.
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Why the media adopts right-wing narratives, the FBI’s abuses informants to entrap protesters, Biden fights junk fees, the Year 2038 problem, and getting ready for the World Baseball Classic.
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Yes, the Republicans have long wanted to cut Social Security, the New York Times’ anti-trans bias, having fun with the texts of Fox News hosts, and Margaret Atwood reacts a school ban of her book.
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Saying “I Love You” around the world, dangers of White Christian Nationalism, Tennessee’s war against women, judge rejects appeal of woman convicted based on junk science, & Marc Maron makes me laugh.
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Some Republicans do want to cut Social Security, forced-birth policies about which the Stasi would approve, why Putin hasn’t gone nuclear, child labor returns, and a surprising team rules in Philly.
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You may need to wait to file your taxes, the climate emergency, restricting travel of pregnant people, the California state budget, banning books about baseball greats, and more sports washing.
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State of the Union self-owns, a horrible miss about reproductive rights, a near catastrophe in Austin, the USWNT captain supports trans athletes, LeBron tops Kareem, and rewriting Jedi history.
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I address my faulty balloon assumption, Democrats aren’t taking threats to reproductive rights seriously, Koch vs. Trump, and a judge is retiring to fight to free someone he thinks is innocent.
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The Flowers of Manchester, a spy balloon journey, court rules domestic abusers can own guns, Chief Justice Roberts’ delusions, California tries to cap insulin prices, and the media’s anti-trans bias.
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Candlemas, junk science convicts the innocent, police use digital data to prosecute women, Russia could escalate a hybrid war, and the last pro athlete drafted by the Expos retires (again).