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  1. "After the conversation, Mr. Trump ... called Mr. De Oliveira and said that he would get him a lawyer."

    When the boss of an organized crime outfit "gets you a lawyer," it's so he can keep an eye on you.

    nytimes.com/2023/07/27/us/poli

  2. (Corrected the previous post to show this happened at , not the front page, because THAT'S WHAT JOURNALISTS DO: own their mistakes and fix them.)

  3. Consider this piece from the about horrible mistakes made by 's vertical. One was adopting AI before it was ready for prime time in general, but *deciding* to publish an AI-written story in a field with as devoted a fanbase as with no room for editorial control except an email *to the responsible editor who had no idea this story was even being written* 10 minutes before the story ran is a punishable offense in journalism IMO. washingtonpost.com/technology/

  4. So, this is a relief. But the fact this was a 6-3 vote—when the independent legislature theory was so clearly bunk—is worrying. This was yet another GOP foregone conclusion case: A case set up to achieve a preordained conclusion.
    should never have agreed to hear the case, it's that far out.

    Supreme Court Rejects Theory That Would Have Transformed American Elections nytimes.com/2023/06/27/us/poli