2025
WATCH: The 60 Minutes CECOT Segment
Inside the Trump administration’s man-made hunger crisis
The lovable Rob Reiner, as seen on TV
But Tracey Jordan already won his Oscar for Hard to Watch.
House speaker says affordable health care ‘just was not to be’
X was spooked enough by new Twitter to change its terms of service
I’ve always been a little bit obsessed with this one scene in “Strange New Worlds” where Pike orders the Enterprise to reveal its presence to the people of Kiley 279. The expression of shock on the face of the extra is just amazing to me.


Is this wise? I am clearly alien.
That’s what I’m counting on.
[Elevator opens]
Take me to your leader.
#StarTrek #StrangeNewWorlds
There are no good outcomes for the Warner Bros. sale
These Babies Are Among the Bravest Supreme Court Litigants and They Don’t Even Know It
The Auger from Star Trek: Fleet Command from the default to its various skins. They had various “salvage” skins for G3 epic ships and I always thought that the Augur version was the best looking of the group. It really screams, “scuttled starship rebuilt and ready to fight.” The TOS warbird version is pretty cool looking in its own right but I always imagined the TOS warbird as a small, cramped ship while the Augur always felt like a huge ship, the first step on the road to the gigantic Romulan flagship from TNG. The hijacked warbird takes the regular warbird design and adds the cool Augment faction paint job to it. Apparently Khan’s Augments were among the best graphic designers in the galaxy.




The Military Almost Got the Right to Repair. Lawmakers Just Took It Away
And to think I was going to break out my old acid wash jeans.
We were worried about the wrong dystopia
“Spartacus: House of Ashur” shows why America isn’t Rome
Should we be panicking about birthright citizenship or not?
The teams in AEW’s women’s tag team tournament have such fun names. “The Sisters of Sin,” “The Babes of Wrath,” “The Timeless Lovebombs,” “The Megaproblems.”
In 1995, a Netscape employee wrote a hack in 10 days that now runs the Internet