Wake me up when the giant breast mods start. That's when people will truly begin modding
Thank god someone else remembered that movie
What laws are being broken?
Yet anothet "I don't understand geopolitics" post. Sometimes there are no good guys and everything sucks.
It's still a horrible precedent. Don't feed the trolls.
Sokka was constantly owned by female characters. And he learned and grew from it.
Are they rich and connected enough to dodge subpoenas now?
A unique startup claims it will soon let people buy spots of sunlight reflected with a giant satellite mirror.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19446697
Does an apple a day keep the doctor away? Click here!
Government small enough to fit in your pants
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/28425809
> Texas sued the Biden administration in an effort to block a new rule that seeks to protect the privacy of women living in states that ban abortion who travel out of state for the procedure. > > In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday, opens new tab in Lubbock, Texas, the state is asking a federal judge to strike down the rule, which prohibits healthcare providers and insurers from giving state law enforcement authorities information about reproductive healthcare that is legal where it was provided. > > President Joe Biden, a Democrat, said in announcing the rule in April that no one should have their medical records "used against them, their doctor, or their loved one just because they sought or received lawful reproductive health care."
A progressive business group sued Texas on Thursday over a 2021 law that restricts state investments in companies that, according to the state, “boycott” the fossil fuel industry.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/28269337
As of the beginning of this month, corporations in Texas have access to nearly a dozen courts created specifically for the purpose of settling major business cases as well as a statewide panel that will hear appeals from the newly established courts.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19412621
Don't hold your breath. The system works for the right people
An uneducated public helps the people in power
It's working as intended.
Don't get me wrong, Lula is correct on this. But he's still a scummy politician who has a questionable past
In Texas, it's often not sarcasm
Migrant children are being employed at chicken plants.
cross-posted from: https://thelemmy.club/post/16587116
It's not just the uneducated. There are many young men who want women to become property because they're too goony to find one.
One police officer has been shot and killed and two others wounded after a shooting in Dallas, authorities have confirmed.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19340554
> The shooter is a sovereign citizen.
One police officer has been shot and killed and two others wounded after a shooting in Dallas, authorities have confirmed.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19340554
> The shooter is a sovereign citizen.
Spacecraft data has confirmed successful deployment of the futuristic technology.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19354798
Recyclable trash is just being dumped in a private open lot.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/28144160
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19314009
Judge says Musk critic "targeted" advertisers in Texas, denies motion to dismiss.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/21655258
> Attack on free speech by the free speech guy.
A Texas man who spent 34 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted has been exonerated. A Dallas County judge granted a motion by prosecutors on Thursday to dismiss an aggravated robbery charge against 59-year-old Benjamin Spencer in the carjacking and death of Jeffrey Young.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/27939300
> A Texas man who spent 34 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of aggravated assault was exonerated Thursday by a Dallas County judge who ruled that he is actually innocent. > > The judge approved a motion by the Dallas County District Attorney’s office to dismiss the case against Benjamin Spencer, 59, who was initially convicted in 1987 of murder in the carjacking and death of Jeffrey Young. > > “This day has been a long time coming. I am relieved and humbled to help correct this injustice,” said Dallas County Criminal District Attorney John Creuzot. > > Spencer, who has maintained his innocence, saw his 1987 conviction later overturned. He was then tried again and convicted and sentenced to life in prison for aggravated robbery of Young.
Summer was off to a tumultuous start when allegations of child sexual abuse surfaced on a blog dedicated to Christian survivor stories. This time, the man involved had gone on to lead one of America’s largest megachurches.
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/40984682
> Robert Morris, who founded and led Gateway Church for nearly 25 years in the affluent Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Southlake, Texas, resigned after the scandal came to light in June. His exit sent thousands of evangelicals into a season of struggle that has lasted months. > > Last week, a pastor who oversaw all of Gateway’s campuses departed amid an undisclosed “moral issue,” becoming the latest in a series of changes for the church: The cancellation of its annual conference. The departure of Morris’ successor. The renaming of its Houston campus and an exodus of worshippers. > > At each weekend service, worshippers continue to face reminders of the scandal, with interim or guest pastors kicking off their sermons saying “I’m sorry,” talking about grief or finding hope in difficult times. They’ve noticed people who have sat and prayed around them for years are once again not showing up for service. > > The church has seen a decrease of 17% to 19% in weekend services attendance, a church spokesperson told CNN.
Summer was off to a tumultuous start when allegations of child sexual abuse surfaced on a blog dedicated to Christian survivor stories. This time, the man involved had gone on to lead one of America’s largest megachurches.
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/40984682
> Robert Morris, who founded and led Gateway Church for nearly 25 years in the affluent Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Southlake, Texas, resigned after the scandal came to light in June. His exit sent thousands of evangelicals into a season of struggle that has lasted months. > > Last week, a pastor who oversaw all of Gateway’s campuses departed amid an undisclosed “moral issue,” becoming the latest in a series of changes for the church: The cancellation of its annual conference. The departure of Morris’ successor. The renaming of its Houston campus and an exodus of worshippers. > > At each weekend service, worshippers continue to face reminders of the scandal, with interim or guest pastors kicking off their sermons saying “I’m sorry,” talking about grief or finding hope in difficult times. They’ve noticed people who have sat and prayed around them for years are once again not showing up for service. > > The church has seen a decrease of 17% to 19% in weekend services attendance, a church spokesperson told CNN.