Latest bookmarks (page 1 of 4)

20 Apr www.nytimes.com
"Humility can be a bulwark against arrogance, absolutism, purity and zeal, and an antidote in our age of grievance."
11 Mar www.latimes.com
"Sixteen months ago, they were told that the Los Angeles Times, their employer, would outsource the printing of the paper and that the Olympic printing plant, once a crown jewel in a vast media empire, would shut down sometime in 2024."
11 Mar www.latimes.com
"The problem, according to park officials and wildlife experts, is that Tripod is getting far too comfortable around humans. Lately the canid has taken to begging by the side of the road."
29 Feb www.theatlantic.com
"Donald Trump, who is not the president, is using a minority of Republicans to block aid to Ukraine, to undermine the actual president’s foreign policy, and to weaken American power and credibility."
25 Feb www.nytimes.com
"For more than a decade, the United States has nurtured a secret intelligence partnership with Ukraine that is now critical for both countries in countering Russia."
23 Feb www.washingtonpost.com
" ... the #Alabama Supreme Court says that this ... cluster of hopeful cells that you have been dreaming could become a baby is actually a person already. You would be laughing, if you could stop crying. What an appallingly cruel thing to say to people already going through so much to have a child, people who were prepared to endure the grueling in vitro fertilization process of treatments and injections and #embryo development before their pregnancy could even begin. What a ridiculous thing to say to anyone with a modicum of sense."
20 Feb variety.com
"“Masters of the Air” launched with more viewers in its opening weekend than any Apple TV+ series ever has in its first season, according to the streamer."
19 Feb www.nytimes.com
"Sometimes we are called to speak. Sometimes we are called to stand guard."
8 Feb www.nytimes.com
"The best metric for a society’s future is how well it nurtures its next generation. So this election year, let’s look beyond the political horse race and culture war to grill candidates on their policies toward children — and thus our country’s future."
5 Jan www.theatlantic.com
"The United States is a rich country, and it could afford to alleviate some of the challenges its parents face. Instead, the U.S. mostly regards children, and the vital task of raising them, as a personal matter. ... If you have children in America, it is up to you to keep them safe, healthy, and well cared for."