The New York TimesBonie the dog has a steel rod in his back after his spine was broken during shelling in Ukraine. He is learning to walk again. But Ukrainian shelters say they are struggling to find homes for rescued pets like Bonie — especially older or injured ones. https://nyti.ms/3Z7Hkkm
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@andytiedye @DwntwnT @Pwnallthethings very true but on a phone, this is a pain in the butt. Telegram does have a translate option and it's pretty darned good. On a phone, just long press on the text and it should bring up a translate command.
@DistinctStink @RadicalGraffiti Seems pretty awful, tbh.
@SpockResists It's Sunday already!?
@QasimRashid Is it the GOP or just Texas?
@chadloder The tattoo thing I get but the uniform thing may be a bit misguided. The uniforms are very much like the uniforms worn by police and militaries around the world starting about a century ago, give or take a decade.
@caseynewton It's not so much any punishment or inconvenience, it's just that a lot of time has been spent curating a solid network of accounts regarding hobbies and news interests. In some cases, it's literally life and death, such as contacts regarding aid to Ukraine. Once Ukraine wins the war, it may become time to move on.
@jesse_history Light reading or wishful thinking?😉
MSNBCHouse Judiciary Cmte erupts into a nearly hourlong fiery debate after Rep. David Cicilline proposed an amendment to committee rules that would ban anyone who had "supported an insurrection" from leading the Pledge of Allegiance.
Fireworks in House after Democrat says 'insurrectionists' should be banned from leading Pledge of Allegiance
A routine House committee meeting erupted into a heated, nearly hour-long debate Wednesday over the Pledge of Allegiance, with one Democratic lawmaker saying that "insurrectionists" who backed former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election should be banned from leading it.
@bryanhansel Incredible.