Sunday, March 8, 2026

Sunday Snippets: FFS

Just what the fuck.

Ambient heat and early childhood development: a cross-national analysis

How Wall Street Ruined the Roomba and Then Blamed Lina Khan

Woman Buys Cat Ornament for $25 at Estate Sale—Then Realizes Its True Value

She filed a discrimination lawsuit for endometriosis. She won.

A Look at the History of Racial Violence in Montgomery County

Black Men Endured Sexual Exploitation Under Slavery. Their Story Is Rarely Told.

What the COVID-19 Pandemic Revealed About Abortion Access—Research

Accidental Bookmarks

Ancient bacteria strain discovered in ice cave is resistant to some modern antibiotics

Photos Capture the Breathtaking Scale of China’s Wind and Solar Buildout

Indigenous guardians successfully keep extractives out of Ecuador’s Amazon forests

Amid Trump’s War on Antifa, Activists Face Arrest for Zines and Group Chats

The Heart in the Hand

Community saddened after Little Free Library is stolen from outside Park Heights salon

A U.S. veteran adopted an orphan from Iran. Decades later, ICE is trying to deport her

Burning Down the House

Alison Piepmeyer’s House Is Filled With Books and “Dramatic” Paint





Sunday, February 22, 2026

Sunday Snippets: FUCK ICE

FUCK ICE forever


Those Who Try to Erase History Will Fail


















"Climate change allows generalist species to outcompete specialists as the latter lose specialist habitat while generalists … cope better with high environmental variance," it said."

Sunday, November 30, 2025

Sunday Snippets: Almost 2026

A month till the new year. Somehow and already

Are we living in a golden age of stupidity?

We know, from our collective experience, that once you become accustomed to the hyperefficient cybersphere, the friction-filled real world feels harder to deal with. So you avoid phone calls, use self-checkouts, order everything from an app; you reach for your phone to do the maths sum you could do in your head, to check a fact before you have to dredge it up from memory, to input your destination on Google maps and travel from A to B on autopilot. Maybe you stop reading books because maintaining that kind of focus feels like friction; maybe you dream of owning a self-driving car. Is this the dawn of what the writer and education expert Daisy Christodoulou calls a “stupidogenic society”, a parallel to an obesogenic society, in which it is easy to become stupid because machines can think for you?

My Wheelchair House

Maryland students work to preserve a unique bit of animal history about Greenbelt

US postal worker charged with breaking man out of ICE custody on Long Island

A City Hall Wedding With a Special Guest in Tow

Why clergy should risk assault to protest ICE

Why can’t you deduct the cost of child care as a business expense?

Maryland returns parcel of land to historic Black cemetery

Meet the Veteran Who Chases ICE on a Scooter

There Are No Weird Blogs Anymore Cause It’s More Fruitful to Drive Them Out of Business