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@SportsSeason_ Word for word bar for bar

@toplvl_excutive @TheDMVLive The core question’s basically the same. If it’s just to a spouse and you never show it to anyone with whom you don’t have privilege, you’ve probably kept it confidential. If you also send it to your buddies, you’ve waived.

@Roofthatch22 @TheDMVLive What about communications like texts made on a personal cell phone?

DC Assistant Police Chief Andre Wright allegedly texted his wife from his work phone: “This Big Tittie bitch can’t read” during a meeting and later “I’m going out of town with a fat ugly bitch, will be back tomorrow… I’m taking two midgets with me.” dc.citycast.fm/news/andre-wri…

@toplvl_excutive @TheDMVLive Otherwise, you could protect all your statements with spousal privilege by just including your spouse in all conversations! But it doesn’t work that way

@toplvl_excutive @TheDMVLive Yup, but privilege only applies to comms made in confidence. If the privilege-holder does things suggesting they’re not trying to keep the info secret, they waive privilege. Using a work phone where your employer has access to your texts/ emails/etc. is (arguably) an example

@jschwartz115 Holy smokes. So freaking loud!

76ers go Hack-a-Mitch. He drills both. Listen to the roar from Knicks fans

@JoFromSWPhilly @RunUpNYK You’ve reviewed their tax and employment records, have you?

@RunUpNYK The people on sidetalk are 1. annoying college/high school kids or 2. the people with nothing to lose because they’re living off Mamdani’s government assistance program and don’t work. So they say outlandish stuff

sidetalk has done irreparable damage to our fanbase

@Adam_Karpiak Can you report it?

“listed as ‘remote’ for visibility” is wild

@falconflybbu @MIK3MCDANIEL A sinister real estate developer is trying to bulldoze MSG and build condos and the Knicks have to ball out to keep the house in business

@MIK3MCDANIEL They heard the team was about to get broke up and now they’re fighting to protect the brotherhood.

what the fuck happened after game 3 for the Knicks

I live in Philly let me know if yall need help getting tickets

@sny_knicks Embiid is a legit genius. He’s trying to confuse New Yorkers about where Philly is so that they can’t show up. Basketball IQ 9999999

"I just have a message for our fans. Last time we played the Knicks it felt like this was Madison Square Garden East. Knicks fans, they travel, they're going to buy the tickets." Joel Embiid encourages 76ers fans to combat the high Knick fan presence in Philadelphia:

@Coachcolombo61 @sny_knicks It’s the opposite of Ball Arena, they play a mile deep and have the same warnings about low oxygen before the game

@sny_knicks Sixers playing out in the Atlantic Ocean these days?! 🤣

THANK YOU ANNE HATHAWAY

Crazy story out of Qatar: A British couple honeymooned in Doha, where the wife was harassed at the Ritz-Carlton pool by two men who told her she'd "fall in love" after he slept with her. The hotel gaslit her, with management denying the CCTV backed her story despite their own WhatsApp messages saying the opposite. Her husband posted a TripAdvisor review calling the hotel "unsafe for women." The hotel got it pulled, then a hotel employee filed a defamation complaint against him under Qatar's cybercrime laws. Nearly a year later, when he returned to Qatar for work, he was detained, informed he'd been tried in absentia and fined, and then held for four nights in a deportation centre. The deportation order lasts five years, which severely hurts his career as a Middle East healthcare consultant. In other words, Marriott International, an American company, used Qatari law to silence a complaint about a woman being sexually harassed at their property.

@EWess92 I mean, a case analyzing this prohibition without considering the Commerce Clause feels a bit like a case analyzing a firearm restriction where the Second Amendment isn’t raised: the holding probably only applies in pretty weird procedural postures.

@EWess92 Seems to me that the much bigger/more surprising deal is the District Court holding on the Commerce Clause. If the District Court got that right, that’s the real story. If they got it wrong, then whether Tax or N&P justify the prohibition seems academic.

Can Congress prohibit home distilling? Judge Edith Jones explains no. That the 150 year old law prohibiting home distilleries runs afoul of the Taxation and Necessary and Proper Clauses (with opinion sections "Necessary" and "Proper"). This is a Big Deal opinion

THE UNBRIDLED GREATNESS OF TRAINS WILL ENDURE FOR A MILLION YEARS

@FitFusion__ This isn’t candying.

I make adult only candied grapes for New Years Eve.

@Woodsy1069 @bonniegrrl And some people like it.

@bonniegrrl 78% of people don’t know why the setting is bad and 86% don’t know about the soap opera effect. Chrissake dumb it down

Tis the season to TURN OFF the bad default settings on your family’s TV! 📺

@FurstenbergLori @HouseGOP @SenateGOP Well, the sense in which RCV “asks voters to predict outcomes” is true FPTP too. Under FPTP, a strategic voter has an incentive to cast their single vote not for the candidate they most “want to win,” but the candidate they prefer among those they “predict” will get many votes

Traditional voting asks one simple question: Who do you want to win? RCV asks voters to predict outcomes and strategize. That shift came from Home Rule politicians. #EndHomeRuleNow @HouseGOP @SenateGOP ⏰ msn.com/en-us/news/pol…

@sweetsare @AndrewSolender Why on earth is this your response to the original post? What’s so upsetting about what he wrote?

@AndrewSolender You’re a bitch.

Just caught D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton at the Capitol and asked if she’s still planning to run for reelection. “Yes,” she told me