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Fitness influencer banned from flight for attempting to board ‘naked’ amid record-breaking heatwave
Does Edda look naked to you? Exactly. In fact, I would gladly accompany her on any future flights as the Report is commited to the rights of it's staff. That's correct, she's our fitness editor. I'm also calling for a reader boycott of Lufthansa Airlines which is run by a bunch of puritanical former members of the Third Reich (is that even possible). The point is I'm outraged! BTW, brilliant way to get oneself promoted in the national press. Go girl! Fitness influencer ban
snitzoid
7 minutes ago3 min read
More Housing Construction Won’t Be Enough
Just a wild guess here! Ari is whip smart and a member of the Tribe. And is 100% correct. I've never been more proud to be Jewish. More Housing Construction Won’t Be Enough We can’t simply build our way out of this. July 1, 2026 10:47 am ET By Ari Rubin, CEO Flock Homes, WSJ Your editorial “Trump’s Housing Blow-Up” (June 25) is right that the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is flawed. Although Congress’s bill may ease some of the regulatory hurdles blocking new homes from h
snitzoid
18 minutes ago2 min read
The Trump Family and ‘Honest Graft’
Hey, you think it's easy for the Dark Lord to walk the fine line between being evil and using his office for personal gain. I don't mind telling you I'm a little jealous. The Trump Family and ‘Honest Graft’ They are profiting off the Presidency in ways that demean the office. By The Editorial Board, WSJ July 1, 2026 5:42 pm ET Americans tell pollsters they don’t think they are getting ahead financially. But President Trump and his family are having no trouble, judging from hi
snitzoid
22 minutes ago3 min read
Why AI isn't going to take your job?
The invention of autopilot didn't get ride of airline pilots? It caused their numbers to explode?
snitzoid
11 hours ago1 min read


Over time have less people lived in American's largest cities?
Claude has a little prospective below. A few things worth noting in this arc: The 1930 peak of 19.4% is the high-water mark of the pre-suburban American city. In that year, one out of every five Americans lived in just twenty cities, with New York alone housing 5.6% of the country. The subsequent decline is one of the most dramatic demographic reorganizations in US history — losing nearly half of that concentration over 60 years. The steepest drop was 1950 → 1980, when the to
snitzoid
11 hours ago2 min read
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