*stares in philadelphia*

judge so frustrated with his own baserunning he decided to just hit the ball extra hard

*touches earpiece* we're getting an update

And... what would you say... *constitutes* this tradition he's bucking? What exactly is it *constituted* of?

"It's hard to come up with someone else who's done more damage to the Department of Justice, to the rule of law and the constitutional order in such a short time," says Chris Hayes on Trump Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Aaron Judge. Or as I call him, Kirkland Giancarlo Stanton

the Judge Curse. calling it now

This made me laugh so hard. Second screenshot is of the video posted by Benny Johnson of the event.

US military action is done with the American people’s money in the American people’s name, as is DOJ. The people’s elected representatives in Congress have oversight authority. They are 100% entitled to this info.

You know who doesn’t have to disclose legal advice? Personal attorneys and advisors.

the blue jays are beating on the yankees so hard that i'm out of war of 1812 analogies

Oh did the team of Mantle, Ruth and Gehrig disappoint you? Get to know the team of Balboni, Barfield and Polonia

Joke's on you, I grew up with the Yankees of the late 80s and early 90s so I'm used to this

Gonna be thinking about this lede for a minute.

Entire country's about to learn that height and weight standards in the Guard is a secondary concern to "do we actually have any people assigned to this unit"

You usually only ever seen them in the DFAC or manning a .50 on the Route Irish rhino ride

One of the more incredible stories out of LA this year has been how a taco review blog became the best on-the-ground coverage of ICE raids in the city.

They do a dispatch every day, follow-up on the kidnapped people (which almost no media outlet has done), and fact-check government claims.

"At the War Department first and foremost we must restore a ruthless, dispassionate and common sense application of standards," Pete Hegseth said last week

Obviously not the main point here, but it's interesting how this is framed as content rather than policy.

"BREAKING" is typically what journalists or influencers say when they have a big story -- not what government officials say when they launch "undercover" operations

We’re getting very used to this but the statement is unusually unhinged.

Camus, Kierkegaard, Charles Schulz

one of the biggest gaps in media is 'have you handled a story where the people talking to you can go to jail for it or not'