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So that guy who was the hero of the win over Pakistan is not only a cricketing hero but also a software engineer with Oracle? It's over for Indian boys in USA, your mom just found the person to compare you to for next 30 yrs of your life, RIP

The Oxford to Cambridge rail line

Nothing was done, and nothing seemed capable of being done

So @samfr.bsky.social if read the Daily Mail breaking news correctly, we could soon have both an election and 52 votes of no confidence in Sunak. That'd be entertaining.

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“That child — a second grader with autism at a North Carolina school — was ultimately pinned on the floor for 38 minutes, according to body camera video of the incident. At one point, court records say, the officer put his knee in the child's back.” www.cbsnews.com/news/hundred...

Handcuffs in Hallways: Hundreds of elementary students arrested at U.S. schoolswww.cbsnews.com Black children and kids with disabilities were disproportionately impacted, according to CBS News analysis of Education Department data.

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Pelosi personally stepped in to save this corrupt prick from a primary challenger *even after he'd already been raided by the FBI.*

Texas Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar, wife indicted on charges of bribes tied to Azerbaijanabcnews.go.com Texas Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar is claiming innocence ahead of a potential indictment against him, according to a statement released from his office.

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I don’t know if this person coined the term “timeshare servant” but it’s the best succinct explanation of gig work I’ve heard yet.

Actually, it sounds like it's working great to me. The price for getting your timeshare servant to drive a single coffee to your house should be $26

Seattle law mandating higher delivery driver pay is a disasterreason.com Just two weeks after the law went into effect, Seattleites had to contend with $26 coffees and $32 sandwiches.

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From @jenrice.bsky.social: "Today's election day in Texas. Four years ago, Hervis Rogers was called a hero when he waited in line 6 hours to vote. But Texas prosecuted him for casting that ballot, and while he still urges others to do their civic duty, he's decided he'll never vote again:"

His life became a 'nightmare' when he went viral for voting in Texas. The trauma still lingers.www.houstonchronicle.com Voting in Texas can be a legal minefield for those who do not fully understand the state's ever-changing restrictions. Just ask Hervis Rogers.

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