A minute and 20 seconds; 25 consecutive 3-pointers

Never touches the rim.

A minute and 20 seconds of Caitlin Clark knocking down threes without a miss pic.twitter.com/0k8yGLeEyP

— Ballislife.com (@Ballislife) October 25, 2024

Documentary: Trump's 40-Year Entanglement with the FBI and Organized Crime

Frightening pronouncements from the extreme right

These aren't crazed wackos on the street; these are opinion leaders, people of influence. Scary stuff.

If you watch one video before the election, let it be this one.

I am absolutely terrified. pic.twitter.com/uHDhh9sxEA

— Mrs. Butters 🥧 (@MrsButters) September 8, 2024

Robert Reich: A Prescient Speech From 1994

Click here for an article on Substack by Robert Reich titled "After Kamala Harris wins ... the real work begins."

At the end of the article, click on the link for Reich's 1994 speech, titled "A Warning from 1994 of a Two-Tiered Society" -- it's well worth the nine minutes. There are 6,283 comments -- from today, 30 years later -- that are well worth exploring.

 

The WSJ loves the WNBA -- well, Wilson and Reese, anyway

Click here for an article at MSN.com (which escapes the WSJ paywall) entitled "Inside the WNBA's Big, Bold, Record-Breaking Year," by Rachel Bachman.

You could be forgiven for thinking that Angel Reese's star power had finally brought the W the recognition it deserved for great players like A'ja (although there is mention of another player who apparently drew a few fans and viewers too, named Caitlin Clark). Yes, Reese and Wilson have certainly brought about a seismic shift in the WNBA -- I guess.

Caitlin and Lexi golfing

How Caitlin gets anyone to play against her I’ll never know lol https://t.co/XUU4dr2l5J

— Ken Swift (@kenswift) October 14, 2024

Dating Advice from Jesse Watters and Stephen Miller!

For all you lonely hearts out there, this is your salvation!

OMG…dating advice from Fox’s Jessie Watters and Stephen Miller! 🙄😂😂🤡🤮 pic.twitter.com/ph1YgW22c3

— Annie (@AnnieForTruth) October 9, 2024

Corporate Disregard for Worker Safety

Click here for an article at Substack by Robert Reich entitled "What to do about corporations that maim and kill their workers: A personal story."

Reich tells the story of how he tried to marshal public opinion to force a Goodrich plant in Oklahoma City that was defying OSHA orders to implement safety measures; Goodrich responded by announcing it would shut down the plant, putting 1,100 workers out of a job. Reich and the OSHA head had to back down; "the bullies won."

That was in 1994, when Reich was Secretary of Labor; the same stuff is going on today.