Washington Post, as example, did 8 articles today and 6 yesterday (these are literal, not hyperbole), and that's where I got bored of hitting the next page button on the bottom of the page. I don't know what you want. It's the third story down in the headlines on the Google News app "UN Security Council to discuss ICJ ruling in Israel Genocide Case."

A simple Google search shows this meme a complete lie

I'm watching Loudermilk (I guess because it's trending right now).

Season 1 had absolutely hilarious episodes, but also some bumps (especially later in the season). Season 2 they made some obvious changes and found their stride. If you stopped or got bored in season 1, push through. It's worth it

"I mean this one that I don't see" was a solid correction

I stopped watching Rick and Morty because of the child predator. I had no idea they replaced him in season 7!

Thanks. Agreed.

This article was insanely one sided opinionated and sketchy to me, so I decided to research! When I only found right wing agenda church vs government bullshit articles, I went deeper.

The article says it's zoning issues, but "Dad's Place" is basically in the same parking lot as the homeless shelter it claims to be helping with overflow (which isn't even an overnight safe place one could use to escape the weather, but a long-term care by appointment, more like a halfway house that only takes in people they choose through an interview process and only houses about 15 people). Along the same street is a veterans affairs and a child support services.

You can't find the church on Google maps because it doesn't really exist. The couple running the operation used to host bible study basically in a nearby park or at their house. But now, they're in an unmarked building down an alley "behind the Taco's Nacho" that is subdivided into multiple addresses. They used to be listed in the city chamber of commerce, but they are not anymore. Possibly due to this situation, but I have no idea.

Anyway, it seems like the "zoning issue" is more than just the typical NIMBY stuff that is shitty and happens sometimes, and the city can have actual valid issue with whatever the hell is going on here

Is the age shocking because young for "societal accomplishments" or old for "tech genius"?

When she'd say "I guess" I'd pretend to have heard "heck yes" and get excited. Then I started with my kids. Now my daughter does it to her own friends and I've never been more proud

After the latest Dave Chappelle, I made Netflix walk the plank.

So wait, now they're not antifa again?

French press daily sounds great! I always take too much time cleaning it. What's your cleaning routine? Do you grind daily?

Could the music have been intentionally vague to give hope to the audience?

Of you want to be cynical, I'll bet it's only used on companies with whom the administration makes behind the scenes deals with before going public with it. Financial or helping them look good, or offering future contracts

Leaving it vague allows the government more leeway, and companies less opportunities for "well, technically" gotchas from their scores of lawyers

I don't remember all the gore

Pre-Trump, Republican voters claimed to set the bar at electing "a man's man" and "someone I could have a beer with", not fancy suit, grey poupon Obama who might be Muslim. It made sense to attack Trump as the lazy, prissy, little bitch he is and point out all the commandments hes broken. Problem is there's no sincerity in those voters. They're not American or religious. Just racist, misogynist, severely undereducated, and under deep control by their handlers who have taught them to fear everything.

The thing about Delta Shift is they always try to walk it in

It's so satisfying

I agree and hate it all, but as far as why would they stop, they are also under new scrutiny for the future and have guidelines/oversight applied specifically to GCU to monitor and inform current and future enrollees: https://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/us-department-education-office-federal-student-aid-fines-grand-canyon-university-377-million-deceiving-thousands-students

*I also think they should be paying extra annually for the taxpayer-funded oversight