The thing is “Democrat who doesn’t support single-payer healthcare and student loan forgiveness” and “Republican who commits borderline treason and wants to create a fascist dictatorship in America” is a huge difference you can’t dismiss with Both Sides are Bad.

I put a white box over the text, then type something over that, then pixelate that.

Well, that’s at least one explanation for why Boomers are so susceptible to Fox News Propaganda.

I think I speak for everyone when I say that the thing we want most is no more slideshows!

As a 40-something year old person, old enough to remember when the Soviet Union was on the nightly ABC news with Peter Jennings, where it was a country that made international headlines when the first McDonald’s opened there, and when Reagan made them enemy No 1 it is astounding how rapidly Russia’s status has reverted…

Hm, yes, that math is indeed pretty off.

I’m not sure why copying from the linked article was so hard:

...0.5 percent of the cars in Russia are EVs — that’s just 13,000 cars in a national fleet of 45 million...

Kudos to the Haas team for acting so quickly.

On Dairy Queen’s website: What happened to Dennis the Menace?

The story of Haas will go down as one of the most bizarre team histories in all of sports. Between being sponsored by a fake energy drink shell company and having their driver get 21st place in a pack of 20 people, not many teams can hold a candle to the terribleness that is Haas.

That’s a shame...

Stellantis may have to farm out the Aventador production.

I really need one of those that is “YouTube Certified”.

I’m all for the police arresting the protestors at this point, but this:

You’re not wrong, but this is Modern Era Jalopnik. Bad takes abound and journalism doesn’t matter.

Here’s what I learned purchasing a car recently: Yes, it’s completely blown out, but the kind of vehicle you are purchasing matters.

My parents actually bought a cheap one at Wal*Mart that had a magnet (WHAT IS THIS SORCERY?!!?!) in the top, so when you were done with the food? Just stick it to the roof of the microwave. Easy-peasy!

I’m a big proponent of using a microwave lid. Besides catching splatters, they are great at preventing food from drying out in the microwave.