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There are some theories out there. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strateg...
The odds of Pakistan honoring its mutual defense pact with Saudi Arabia grows daily, I think. (The Pakistanis don't appear to want to have to do this for a variety of reasons, but Riyadh gets a say.)
I’m heading troublesome reports that assassinating the leader of the spice rich regions is not working as per plan; since the son has survived and is leading a religious rebellion blocking spice exports.
Let’s see what happens if Imperial Sardaukar are deployed.
Local Law 11 strikes again.
I guess DHS has trouble with confused interviewees downtown.
Have some home state pride.
Project Plowshare would fix the Threads objection.
the skinny jean thing was overdone and a lot of people took it in a direction that was a bit gross, but even so I think the concept of tights has a natural and timeless appeal that "wide pants" will never have.
According to this, IEA member countries hold 1.2bn barrels of oil in emergency reserves and have agreed to release 400m barrels, by far the largest strategic release in its history. The Strait of Hormuz typically transmits 20m barrels a day.
The parks department isn't very Buy America.
ah yeah, China, famously not using AI or facial recognition for any kind of surveillance
If Putin facilitates the US-Iran ceasefire, the Norwegian Nobel Committee will have the opportunity to do the funniest thing imaginable.
The guys in Grounded are lucky I can't name them.
Congrats to America‘s class 1 RRs which will almost certainly blow this generational opportunity to collect market share.
Hybridization is an option we didn't really have back then either.
Shouldn't the British WBC team have at least one lion on its uniform?
Depending on what you need it for, you could just be more granola. www.rei.com/product/2349...
what did you all think degrowth looked like? vibes? papers? Essays?
It's fun but more subdued than the other NPL venue I've been to (Hiroshima). OTOH, Giants vs Baystars isn't quite the rivalry of Hiroshima vs Hanshin.
It's clear the cost-exchange ratio is decidedly in the US favor. A narrow focus on Shahed/TBM defense misses a lot of factors the original concept from the 1970s was designed to capture. If you step back, Iran is on the wrong side of the curve. And badly so.
What’s going on at the FDA is horrifying. We are the only profitable drug market on earth. Pharma profitability is marginal, and R&D takes a very long time. Even if these policies are reversed by the next administration, the risk this has introduced cannot be. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/05/h...
Simpsons monkey paw curls
"I wish gas was $10/gal to help achieve transit and climate goals."
"Cheongung-II (M-SAM) was deployed in combat in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and intercepted multiple Iranian missiles, it was revealed on the 3rd. This marks the first instance where South Korea’s exported weapon system has been deployed in combat" www.chosun.com/english/nati...
I wonder if they have to write in bullet points.
www.semafor.com/article/03/0...
I admit I wasn't necessarily expecting this war to give us a Belgrano moment but here we are apparently
www.reuters.com/world/asia-p...
Omg, he used the phrase!!!
We appear to even be saying -- so far as I can tell -- that US government employees and their dependents in those countries are on their own
reading "Bombing to Win" on the subway and shaking my head to show everyone I'm against bombing to win
I'm sorry that unseriousness starts from the PM down. His refusal like his predecessors to be honest about the UK's position in world as struggling middle tier state, and instead talk about GREAT BRITAIN's role in the world.
See EU relations, see refusal increase defence spending, etc.
That won't work for big institutional cities. Champaign has had problems with UIUC admin lobbying IDOT to prevent student friendly road changes (bike lanes/speed limit reductions), and they own most of the commuter parking.