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We spoke with 12 Texans who voted Trump in ‘24 and were considering Talarico, undecided, not voting, etc.; they had a lot nuance on the economy, Texas, their disappointments with policy right now (and then were more emphatic about the senate candidates) nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
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This is awesome. Oh, tennis!
joy. despair. relief. frustration. agony. ecstasy. all in the rectangle of a tennis court. all on film. in a collaboration with @TheAthletic visuals and data team, here is a free-to-read, frame-by-frame moving collage of the human drama at the u.s. open nytimes.com/athletic/interac…
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A father wanted to vaccinate his children. Their mother didn’t. Then the kids got sick. The Scare newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…
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Replying to @DaniellaMicaela
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A mother, two daughters, and three chatbots. Remarkable story by @mjcontrera, who immersed herself with a family in Ohio to observe all the small ways AI is enmeshing itself into daily life. newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…
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So cool! I love this. Congrats Hannah!
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“In 2010, Mr. Bovino launched his first major interior operation, a sweep of the Las Vegas airport and bus stations… He concluded that interior immigration enforcement was inextricably linked to ‘total immigration domination’” nytimes.com/2026/03/24/us/gr…
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Replying to @jstein_sun
Go Jeff Go 🚀
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Charles Exum, the agent who shot Martinez, testified about trying to traverse the city somewhat incognito, because officers had been followed to their hotels and restaurants. On the day of the shooting, he had an Uber decal in his windshield of his CBP vehicle.
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This Border Patrol agent, like other agents sent to Chicago last fall, had been lifted from his regular duties along a partially remote stretch of border in Maine and placed in an unfamiliar urban environment with people protesting and exercising their constitutional rights.
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One thing that makes the Martinez shooting a valuable case study is the insight it provides into the agent involved. We see his texts with other federal agents, hear his court testimony, and listen in to conversations with fellow federal agents immediately after the shooting.
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The process was disorienting. While recovering from injuries, she also fought to restore her reputation and, with it, a sense of reality. “I don’t anticipate this Administration ever retracting their statements. The truth does not matter,” a lawyer in another shooting case said.
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