"A bunch of squirrels who can't keep track of where they bury their nuts. Deer that scamper off when you try to hand them a rake. And the racoons, obsessed with hand washing and masks; it's like an army of fat little Faucis. Well, no more."

Tomorrow’s going to be a good stress test of the press. El Salvadoran President Bukele will visit the White House. At the press availability, every Q ought to be about Abrego Garcia: where is he now? Did US ask you to return him? etc. WH will hate, maybe try to prevent, so all should band together.

Filed a story on tariffs and small local breweries that sell abroad and use aluminum from overseas today.
Between the time I got on the phone with my last interview and shooting the draft to my colleague, Trump raised tariffs on China to 104%.

Rather than attended the dignified transfer of the remains of four U.S. soldiers killed on his watch, Trump will be dining with his Saudi golf buddies.

I may be tired and a little hoarse, but as I said again and again on the Senate floor, this is a moment where we cannot afford to be silent, when we must speak up.

Named name Pey-noh-pey-o-wok' (I am friend or kind or good natured in the Yurok language), B7 was "known for his friendliness, preening and huddling together with other condors, sharing food easily,” Yurok Tribe Wildlife Department Director Tiana Williams-Claussen said.

Local journalism matters. #transparency

Processing all this is impossible.

The ballot initiative is believed to be the first of its kind in the country, not only in upending the traditional protocol of the American flag flying above all others but in enacting a local law as a symbolic gesture, in this case that the well-being of the Earth needs to be prioritized.

I will continue to protect my friends and framily.

lolll

This @washingtonpost.com headline and story are deeply misleading. The real question in the case is not whether a state (i) "may" (ii) "allow" a religious public school, but instead whether a state (i) *must* (ii) *create* a religious public school. [1]

www.washingtonpost.com/education/20...

"When youth come here, they feel like they are loved, they're cared for, they are accepted where they are, and they are at home with us and they are safe."

Finding this year's Dry January a little harder to muddle through? This week's Seriously? has some mocktails to meet the moment as we plunge into the abyss. Moscow Tool, anyone? Bottoms up.

@northcoastjournal.com

In Humboldt County, a power struggle over tribal policing authority derailed an officer's career and forever changed his life.

Updates from the magnitude 7.0 here in Humboldt. #earthquake #humboldt

Some good news from the wilds of Humboldt County.