Remember when the Saints scored 62 points against the Colts on SNF in 2011? Saints football is back in 62 days.

RB&R Day 269 🫘 Deanie’s in Bucktown

In his episode of Odd Lots, Zohran criticized regulations that made SROs impossible to build

NEW TONIGHT: @IRS says that churches can now endorse candidates from the pulpit, carving out an exemption to a decades-old ban on politicking by tax-exempt nonprofits. nytimes.com/2025/07/07/us/…

Last week, California passed a landmark law exempting many infill housing developments from CEQA. Here’s how we can do the same thing on a national level, exempting urban infill housing from NEPA.

Fascinating insight here from Stefanie Stantcheva: "People with more formal education are less likely to see the world as zero-sum but the pattern flips among the highly educated: those with PhDs often show the strongest zero-sum beliefs"

A few years ago we were told that we were stuck in a doom loop of higher deficits, higher inflation and higher rates that would prevent the Fed from cutting into weakness. Cue the doom sequence of higher RPs, higher recessions risks, and depressed asset prices.

i wouldn't count on seeing hyperinflation if we disappear these low-paid workers (a sort of telling cynical take from both wall st & the left...because its like oh so you do admit illegal workers put downward wage pressure on US native worker pay?) but it doesn't make this smart

is matt the median expert or is he an expert of the median

"not getting off food stamps so i can go to the aquarium free for life" is the type of baby-brained shit i visit twitter dot com to see thank you, "wall street apes"

hello so i am leaving the Meta daily beat and taking on a new-ish job as “Silicon Valley Correspondent” which means i would like to hear from you on ALL the big gnarly stories you feel need to be told about tech! Mike dot Isaac at nytimes dot com or MikeIsaac.38 on signal

'Of the nation's 328.2 million people, an estimated 206.9 million (about 63%) lived in an incorporated place as of July 1, 2019. About 76% of the approximately 19,500 incorporated places had fewer than 5,000 people.' ^^still too much focus on the big cities in The Discourse imo

happyriverz Generalized deflation is not good. Prices falling for certain goods and services is fine.