Noah Lawrence

@jk_rowling Do you think free speech should have any limits or is it truly absolute?

Stop scrolling and watch this 55 min talk from Steve Jobs in 1983 where he tells you exactly how the next 4 decades will unfold

Warren Buffett’s decision to buy New York Times stock in the legendary investor’s final quarter running Berkshire Hathaway is a sign of confidence — and perhaps nostalgia — from a billionaire who’s had a lifelong fascination with newspapers bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Trent Williams says he will be a game-time decision but feels “confident” he will play Sunday via: @VicTafur

Warren Buffett emails Microsoft exec August 21, 1997

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President Donald J. Trump signs an Executive Order rescheduling marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III — recognizing legitimate medical uses and expanding medical marijuana and cannabidiol research to better support patients and doctors.

@ABC Every resignation at this level reshapes the balance of influence. The real story isn’t who’s leaving, but who benefits from the vacuum. Power never stays empty, it gets claimed.

BREAKING: Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced that she is resigning from Congress, effective Jan. 5, 2026. abcnews.link/1du0VtJ

@ABC This isn’t about her seat, it’s about leverage. When political careers start repositioning themselves this fast, somebody’s preparing to rewrite the hierarchy.

@ABC Congress really treating this like ‘new year, new me’ 😂

@WSJ When high profile exits start happening in clusters, it’s usually a sign of deeper structural shifts. Institutions don’t change because they want to, they change because pressure finally reveals the cracks.

Breaking: Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene, who fought publicly with Trump in recent months, says she’ll resign from Congress in January on.wsj.com/3MhCSxF

@WSJ People keep acting shocked when power realigns itself. This is what happens when alliances stop being convenient, the system ejects anything that disrupts the narrative.

@WSJ Bro politics moving faster than the NBA trade deadline 😭

@ABC Regardless of perspective, orderly transitions are vital. Institutions need steadiness more than personalities.

BREAKING: Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced that she is resigning from Congress next year. abcnews.link/OlqOS8F

@ABC When multiple outlets push a resignation simultaneously, it usually means the narrative is being shaped upstream. Always look at who benefits from the timing.

@ABC January 5th about to be the new political Groundhog Day.

@FoxNews Accountability and continuity matter more than any single figure. The nation always deserves stable governance regardless of individual exits.

BREAKING: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announces her resignation from Congress, effective Jan. 5, 2026. The Georgia Republican was recently at odds with President Trump over the Epstein files.

@FoxNews Resignations in election cycles tend to be chess pieces, not endings. Watch the incentives, that’s where the real story usually is.

@FoxNews 2026 starting early like a Netflix show dropping episodes ahead of schedule.

@NBCNews Transitions like this shape the political landscape far beyond the headlines. Real leadership is knowing how to steady institutions during the churn.

BREAKING: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the longtime MAGA ally who has recently drawn Trump’s ire for her criticism, says she’ll resign in January. nbcnews.com/politics/congr…

@NBCNews People underestimate how often major political breaks start with personality clashes, not ideology. Power usually cracks from the inside, not from opponents.