
The Boötes Void Made Bright
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The Boötes Void Made Bright
@tiberion02
Born @344 PPM I can see everything, I can be in the music. Cut the cord Go explore Be untethered Be unequalled Be your spirit Don’t fear it



From endangered to invasive. In the 1950s, sea lion numbers had dropped to just 7,000 in the Pacific. The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 was designed to fix that, and it worked: today there are over 300,000 in the ocean. But an estimated 6,000 have now moved into the rivers, preying heavily on the salmon that have been a cultural cornerstone to this area for generations. Keith Hyde of Northwest Steelheaders explains what's driving it.



Make no mistake: Kamala Harris is very much looking like a presidential contender–in–waiting. “She’s been listening to the American people and really trying to figure out what’s impacting them and how she can be of service to them,” said Minyon Moore, a longtime Democratic strategist who ran the Democratic National Convention that nominated Harris in 2024. “I mean, you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to understand that right now we need leaders that can take us in a different direction and bring us back together as a party.” “She walks in as the front-runner. It is fairly obvious she is followed wherever she goes,” said one former aide. “She comes in with 99 percent name ID and everyone else is going to have to raise money and buy it.” It is a prospect that has filled many senior Democratic officials and big-money donors with dread, even though Harris would come into the race with some sizable advantages. She has led in every national poll of prospective candidates, usually by double digits. Early front-runners tend to do well. Joe Biden led in almost all polling two years before he won in 2020, and Hillary Clinton led easily by this point in the 2016 race. “It is so emotional for me. I just love her so much,” said Liz Minnella, a former deputy finance chair for the Democratic Party. “I just worry. I think she has learned a lot from the mistakes she made — or, I should say, the campaign made — in ’24, and I would love it, but can she go back to all of those people again and raise money? Will it all be just an autopsy of 2024? We have to be honest about what kind of candidates work and where they work.” David Freedlander reports on the possibility of a Kamala 2.0 — and why any contest with Harris in it could get messy: nymag.visitlink.me/ssRSLA


"a Flock vice president logged into the Dunwoody PD’s Flock system and looked at a camera in the children’s gymnastics room of a private community center here in Dunwoody. He did not look at any other cameras in the entire 400-camera network that day." appenmedia.com/opinion/letter…





Hasan Piker: Mao Zedong is one of the great leaders of this world













Democrats lead by 26 points among “double haters” in the 2026 House midterms vote, according to new Strength In Numbers/ @verasight_data poll gelliottmorris.com/p/2026-07-14-d…















