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Walter Kirn saw the impending fog of a psychopharmaceuticalized millennial generation back in 1999 in this TIME piece. I was 16 then, and had been put on Prozac and Depakote two years prior. 🧵

Looking for Amanda Cashman in the audience!

If your time is free

Me trying to make small talk at the bar

An important moment for the rule of law as much as for the economy. Trump would be wiser to heed the ruling as the political gift it is and liberate his Presidency and the economy from his destructive tariff obsessions. wsj.com/opinion/donald…

The Clash at the Aragon Ballroom in 79 on WXRT Chicago right now. Wow.

It’s an odd irony of Trump’s second term that he has forgotten much of what produced the first-term successes that persuaded GOP primary voters he deserved re-election. His assault on his own judicial legacy is Exhibit A. on.wsj.com/3SwduEt

Tapper made money covering up for Biden and now he's making more money exposing some of what he covered up. To create demand for the facts by hiding them and then cash in on that demand by providing a few of them is what makes America... fake.

Unless reciprocity prevails, the president’s chaotic trade talk will badly damage Republicans in the midterms, writes Karl Rove on.wsj.com/4khoAcu

Conservatives won Biden-era Supreme Court victories that limited the president’s power to craft policy. Now, those precedents are returning to haunt one of their greatest champions: President Trump on.wsj.com/3FfBKI4

America’s greatest safety net isn’t the government—it’s generosity. Why would conservatives, who have rightly fought against tax increases in the past, now take aim at private charities? asks Jim Nicholson on.wsj.com/3ZbCmVQ

Outstanding finale. Best show on tv right now.

Or not capitalism at all. Crazy

Entertaining read. But so much chaos. // Elon Musk’s four months working in government with President Trump were marked by moments of tension and fondness wsj.com/politics/polic…

“Before joining DIA in 2019, Laatsch worked for a decade as a cashier at supermarkets in Florida, according to his LinkedIn profile. He had been home-schooled and later earned a cybersecurity degree at Florida Polytechnic University”. #ShockedFace wsj.com/politics/natio…

The difference in standard of living between America and Europe in 3 acts. But not for long if we aren’t more careful wsj.com/world/europe/g…

“Funding basic science through universities has the highest return on investment. But the public has reason to doubt that boards and presidents have the backbone to ensure the dollars they steward actually support real science over culture-warring” wsj.com/opinion/can-tr…

Must read. // 250,000 rides a week. 10 million total trips. 50 million miles. It’s becoming Waymo’s world—and we’re all just riding in it. wsj.com/tech/waymo-car…

Am I Struggling Over My Mother’s Alzheimer’s More Than She Is? wsj.com/lifestyle/rela…

PNW legend, forged in the shadow of what becomes Bandon Dunes. There's a metaphor in there somewhere. The only Duck I've ever truly admired. Ordering now wsj.com/arts-culture/b…