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The [NYC] Subway Is Not Scary. “It’s Fine and Safe. It’s ful...

New York State · New York

The [NYC] Subway Is Not Scary. “It’s Fine and Safe. It’s ful...

The [NYC] Subway Is Not Scary. “It’s fine and safe. It’s full of women and children. There are tons of old ladies on there.” And: “You sound real corny being scared of the subway.” 💬 Join the discussion on kottke.org →See the Story

A bunch of thoughts and evidence on immigration

Riots · Los Angeles

A bunch of thoughts and evidence on immigration

"Protest in Federal Plaza - View West" by Edu-Tourist, CC BY-SA 2.0Anti-ICE riots are continuing in L.A., with protests spreading to some other cities. It remains to be seen how big the movement will become, or how harsh Trump’s reprisals will be. In the meantime, the rhetoric on social media around the whole immigration issue is getting pretty hyperbolic. Here are noted right-wing pundits Matt Walsh and Charlie Kirk:And here’s a DSA leader:And …See the Story

Building the American Brownshirts

Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles

Building the American Brownshirts

A fascist Rorschach test. (Photo: Getty)Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” that the House passed is objectionable for many reasons, most obviously because it is the most regressive economic bill of my lifetime, the class war condensed into in legislative form. Its tax policies and spending cuts will erode the well being of Americans slowly for decades to come. Its most immediate destabilizing impact, however—the one that has the potential to push our …Read Article

Private Equity Vampires Suck

“I’m here to increase your efficiency.” (Image: Getty)Six years ago, Megan Greenwell was ensconced in a fulfilling job as the editor of the popular sports and culture site Deadspin. Then, a private equity firm bought the company. What followed was one of the modern era’s most excruciating demonstrations of finance guys fumbling their way to a media industry disaster via incompetent meddling. Greenwell quit, followed shortly thereafter by the res…United States · United States Read Article

Technology Does Not Solve Political Problems

Oh good. (Photo: Getty)If you are fortunate or unfortunate enough to spend time around people who work for big tech firms, you will find that their views on every issue tend to be rooted in the assumption that the tech industry itself will determine the future of said issue. So discussions about the economy become, “What will AI mean for the economy?” Discussions of politics become, “How will new tech help my side win the next election?” Discuss…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Infinite Contempt For Working People Is Not an Acceptable Default Position

That’s right. (Photo: Getty)Corporations are granted many advantages in America that have allowed them to amass great wealth and power for their executives and shareholders. Some of these advantages are codified on paper: Favorable regulations, favorable tax laws, the ability to be treated as persons for the sake of political donations, and so on. The organized fight against “corporate power” tends to be a fight that focuses on changing these le…United States · United States Read Article

Strongman Economics Are Piss

The working man’s savior. (Photo: Getty)A basic but accurate model of investor capitalism is: Companies have expenses, and they have profits. The job of company managers is to minimize expenses and maximize profits, to the extent possible. The huge pools of capital controlled by investors will flow to the firms that produce the highest profits, with the same inexorable logic of a river flowing where gravity leads it. In return for their capital,…United States · United States Read Article

Verizon Ending DEI Programs as It Seeks US Approval for Frontier Deal

Coverage: 30 sources

It's the latest big company to back away from its diversity pledges to keep the U.S. government happy.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Analysis: Religious revival? It’s complicated

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have a saying. “One stone is a stone. Two stones make a feature. Three stones make a wall.” It is a maxim worth bearing in mind when we read about surveys that claim to detect signs of religious revival. Having perused these data fo...United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Does Warren Buffett's Investing Philosophy Still Have A Future?

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Warren Buffett, the 94-year-old investing legend and chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway, has announced plans to step down at the end of this year. His departure will mark the end of an era for value investing, an investment approach built on buying quality companies at reasonable prices and holding them for the long term. The post Does Warren Buffett’s Investing Philosophy Still Have A Future? appeared first on Study Finds.Warren Buffett · Omaha See the Story

Two Years of How Things Work

Eyes on the prize. (Photo: Getty)The site you are reading, How Things Work, published its first piece on May 1, 2023. It’s now two years old. As I did last year, I am going to give you an update on how things are going here, two years in. (There will be more important things to talk about on May Day, so I’m publishing this a couple of days early). If you’re interested, read on. Before I launched this site, I spent about 20 years working as a jou…United States · United States Read Article

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