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"SYDNEY — It is the criminal trial that has captivated Australia. No fewer than four podcasts track its every update. At least two documentaries are delving into it. Newspapers have been devoting pages to the trial, while websites have been live-blogging every witness’s testimony. And each morning, scores of people line up for the chance to squeeze into a courtroom to watch it unfold"

The Washington Post · In Australia, everyone has a hot take about the mushroom murder trialBy Michael E. Miller

Double crossed!

US House passes #Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” by ONE VOTE

Behind the #Gaslighting

1. #HealthInsurance for 13.7 Million – Gone

That’s not just a statistic—it’s #cancer treatments postponed, insulin unaffordable, mental health gone

2. Food Off the Table

Taking food out of the mouths of children, disabled Americans, #veterans, and older Americans.

3. Record-Breaking Explosion of National Debt

Increase the #nationaldebt by over $3.3 trillion in just ten years. Federal debt held by the public would spike from 98% of #GDP to an unprecedented 125% 😳

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"Squibb, who had arrived in a sparkly floral caftan holding Johansson’s hand, couldn’t stop beaming. She had last been to Cannes 12 years ago for Alexander Payne’s “Nebraska,” in a supporting role that earned her an Oscar nomination — and there’s already talk that this film, only the second lead role of her career after last year’s action-comedy “Thelma,” might have her competing with the likes of Jennifer Lawrence for best actress."

The Washington Post · Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut leaves Cannes theater weepingBy Jada Yuan

TTC streetcar detour timeline:

Jan 2025: detour, but parking/ stopping/ loading restrictions + dedicated transit lanes.

March: transit lanes removed from plan

April: restrictions removed from plan

May: detour begins poorly

@GraphicMatt in the Toronto Star: thestar.com/opinion/star-colum

“Big Tech takes a harder line against worker activism, political dissent

A tighter labor market and lower corporate tolerance have stifled once boisterous employee input on controversies over company policy, AI safety and the Israel-Gaza war.”

“Tech companies have doubled down on their intolerance for political dissent under President Donald Trump, who has taken a tough approach to the federal workforce. Top executives at Google, Meta and Amazon sent millions to Trump’s inauguration committee and have privately courted the White House in meetings. Many of the companies have also introduced MAGA-friendly policies such as scrapping diversity initiatives and reversing long-standing content-moderation practices.”

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The Washington Post · Big Tech takes a harder line against worker activism, political dissentBy Naomi Nix