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The legal doctrine of “habeas corpus,” a Latin phrase that has its American roots in English law as early as the 12th century, stands as a barrier to unlawful arrest.

In its essence, habeas corpus protects any person, whether citizen or not, from being illegally confined. Habeas corpus is Latin for “you shall have the body” and requires a judge literally to have the body of any incarcerated person brought physically forward so that the legality of their detention may be assessed.

Other proposals, meanwhile, seem aimed at changing cultural attitudes toward childbearing. A prime example of this is the idea of bestowing a special medal on mothers of six or more children. This suggestion came from Malcolm and Simone Collins, a Pennsylvania couple who seem to have appointed themselves heads of the pronatalist movement and were the belles of the ball at NatalCon. The medal was part of a collection of draft executive orders on pronatalism that the Collinses recently sent to the Trump administration.

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are tumbling as worries about President Donald Trump‘s trade war and his criticism of the Federal Reserve cause investors to pull further from the United States. The S&P 500 fell 2.6% Monday and was 16% below its record set two months ago. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 1,000 points, and the Nasdaq composite sank 2.9%. Big Tech stocks led the way lower ahead of earnings reports coming this week from Tesla and others. Perhaps more worryingly, the value of the U.S. dollar also sank as a retreat continues from U.S. markets. The yield on the 10-year Treasury briefly topped 4.40% before regressing.

"The overwhelming focus is on solving full self-driving," Musk said during a June 2022 interview. "That’s essential. It’s really the difference between Tesla being worth a lot of money or worth basically zero."

Not according to the polls. Rather, the US appears to be a nation of Édith Piafs: they regret rien. I’m not saying that disillusioned Republicans don’t exist; do enough digging and you can certainly find a few. And journalists have been doing a lot of digging. During Trump’s first term, there was a steady stream of media pieces profiling the regretful Trump voter. The genre has remained popular through the first few months of Trump 2.0. But, according to a much-discussed segment by CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten this week, polling proves that the idea of “regretful” Trump voters is “more of a media creation than anything else”.

Satellite instruments that have been circling Earth since the early 1980s now paint a stark picture of our warm ocean temperatures: not only are they rising, they are doing so more quickly with each passing decade.

According to a new study, between 1985 and 1989, global averages increased by about 0.06 °C every ten years.

Obviously, there are far bigger concerns afoot than the president's shitcoin tanking — but you have to admit that it's pretty hilarious that it's happening this way.

Still, the debacle illustrates that Trump's nonsensical trade war isn't just hurting the entire global economy, which has essentially been lit on fire by the tariffs, but even his own business interests.

President Trump’s push to shift tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs to the U.S. is raising concerns and costs for many American industries, and economists are expressing doubts about its long-term viability.

Some of Trump’s tariffs, which have targeted key manufacturing inputs such steel and aluminum, along with higher U.S. wage levels and a global decline in manufacturing jobs as a share of total employment are all working against Trump’s manufacturing push, and industry sentiment is beginning to wane.

Dalio told NBC News, "So far, (the tariffs have been) very disruptive…. We have a new order that began in 1945, a new monetary order and a new geopolitical order. And these go in cycles that can be measured — and I worry about the breakdown of that kind of order."

now get ready for the crowning moment of chickenfuckery: remember how Donny’s been bragging that thanks to his tariffs, billions of dollars are already pouring into our country?

well, HA FUCKING HA. it turns out that foreign goods are showing up at our ports of entry and are being just waved on through without any money changing hands — because nobody is collecting the tariffs!

We are moving from our super-energy-efficient, passive solar home built in 2001 to a farmhouse built in 1800. (And looking for someone to buy the cozy green home we raised our family in. Check it out here and spread the word!) We are excited to have more space to share with extended family. And, we will have a project on our hands! Regaining some of the features we are leaving behind—heat pumps, PV, a composting toilet, and more—will take time. A fun and satisfying challenge we hope!

The great news is that we will still be part of the experiment we have participated in for almost 30 years: Cobb Hill Cohousing, a multi-generational community of 23 families in Vermont’s Connecticut River Valley. The house we are moving to is located within Cobb Hill, just a bit further from the cluster of houses we’ve called home.

what was it about Bill Maher that first made you loathe him?

was it his Islamophobia? his transphobia? his misogyny? was it the glee with which he punches down on every marginalized group? his willingness to embrace anti-science nonsense?

was it his habit of inviting right-wing hatemongers like Ann Coulter onto his show and giggling along with them as they spew vile shit?

or was it just his general air of smug assholishness? ‘look at me, I’m a baaaad boy!’

shut the fuck up, Bill.

"This is not like a permanent sort of exemption," Lutnick continued before referring to Trump's thinking on tariffs. "He's just clarifying that these are not available to be negotiated away by countries. These are things that are national security, that we need to be made in America."

According to Lutnick, the products exempted from the current reciprocal tariffs will be covered under new "semiconductor tariffs" that Trump will likely announce in "a month or two."