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Two newborn twins were diagnosed with a rare disease and are in need of a one-dose treatment that would save their lives: Zolgensma, a $2.1 million drug. Their parents’ insurance cut the coverage of the drug the day after they were born
Newborn twins fight rare disease, family says it’ll cost $4.2 million to save their liveswww.wbtv.com New parents in Kansas City are fighting to save the lives of their newborn twins. They said the boys have a rare genetic disease that will cost the family millions of dollars to treat.
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Aryan
This is the single funniest thing that an algorithm has ever done.
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Our culture has real trouble grasping that we can't bring back what it felt like to see The Prisoner/Ghostbusters/Star Wars the first time by doing them again, because the thing that made them compelling is that they were different. We can only feel that feeling again by making more new things.
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Just to be clear, we don't think that people answering this way are actually under 30 or Hispanic. It's that people giving inaccurate data on questions about submarines are also giving inaccurate data about their demographics, falsely claiming to belong to these groups.
Sorry to go on about this, but it's is so funny to me. 12% of people under 30 who opt into online polls claim they have a license to operate a nuclear submarine. So do 24% of Hispanic people polled by Pew. The actual number of people who have a license to operate a nuclear submarine is 0%.
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"union leaders said that Times managers had questioned employees about their involvement in an affinity group for employees of Middle Eastern and North African heritage and...demanded copies of private text-message conversations between colleagues" grim www.washingtonpost.com/style/media/...
New York Times union blasts leak investigation over Israel storieswww.washingtonpost.com The Guild accused the New York Times of targeting employees in a leak probe after a story about newsroom questions surrounding a report on Hamas sexual violence.
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the journalistic failures surrounding Iraq were so vast and numerous that it felt hard to diagnose, but after Gaza it feels simpler. the institution is distinctly racist towards Arabs and Muslims - not in some abstract structural way but in the sense that NYT leadership views them as inferior
I didn’t think the Times could look any worse in a war than it did after Iraq, but they may have outdone themselves with Gaza
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They imprisoned him. They tortured him. They tried to forget about him. They didn't plan on him getting out. This Summer, Jason Statham is turning a paradise into hell. OMELAS No one's walking away from this.
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This is just a sample of some of the "Biden/Netanyahu ties are strained/things are more fraught/a breach is definitely widening" stories written between November and February. In that time, around 17,000 people in Gaza were killed. www.thenation.com/article/poli...
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I think it’s great that social media has completely dispelled the notion that people are rich because they’re smarter than you
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Watching Blade again. Still rules
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