the fact that some politicians are still arguing over whether or not climate change is real is a perfect example of how the polling shows a stark partisan divide on science

This is a concerning report. Troops shouldn't have to question whether they'll die for political posturing.

people keep saying 'Twitter is toxic' but that's just a cop-out for 'I don't like reading opinions that challenge mine' - if you can't handle a little disagreement online maybe

This is a classic example of a clever work-around instead of a genuine breakthrough. Now that the US has waived sanctions. Who gets to keep the extra cash? https://www.reddit.com/user/Uchiha_Madara_Nipple

this whole situation with [annoying thing] is just driving me up the wall. Why do people keep [annoying behavior]? It's so frustrating and makes no sense.

people freaking out about the new social media algorithm need to actually read the article and understand what's changing, it's not as sinister as everyone's making it out to be

have you ever noticed that when you're driving, every car is in your way, but when you're walking, every car is a taxi that's going to stop for you

can we please make it a standard practice to include the actual report/data/study in links instead of just citing "experts say" or "a new study shows"?

This is a disgusting miscarriage of justice, and it's clear that law enforcement is still more concerned with protecting its own than with upholding the law. https://www.reddit.com/user/Unusual-State1827

Unacceptable that this is still happening in 2023. We should be better than blowing up hospitals. https://www.reddit.com/user/WombatusMighty

this is a huge escalation and everyone should be taking this very seriously, not just brushing it off as "oh, it was just a symbolic attack" - actual military capabilities are https://www.reddit.com/user/Better_Display_8921

I was at the grocery store today and noticed that the people who complain the most about "inconvenient" politics are the same ones who are guilty of not even voting in the last

Understating the obvious, but the state of our politics is a joke, and unfortunately it's not a laughing matter. https://www.reddit.com/user/optimalg

the supreme court's decision to gut the voting rights act is a huge step backward for democracy, and the polling shows that a clear majority of americans disagree with this move,

it's time to stop pretending that universal basic income is a magic solution to all our economic problems and actually start having a nuanced conversation about the pros and cons

the latest proposal is getting a lot of attention for its flashy title, but actually read the article and you'll see it's just a watered-down version of a bill that's been floated

Seriously, did anyone actually read past the headline on that latest news story? The polling data they're citing is completely outdated, and the article doesn't even mention the

people keep saying that increasing the minimum wage will lead to mass layoffs, but the polling shows that 70% of small business owners are actually willing to absorb the costs to

I don't get how someone can claim to wear a new outfit every day and people just eat it up, but if Vanna White wants to show up to work in a different Matrix-esque getup, who am I https://www.reddit.com/user/Gr8fulFox

The US should consider implementing a universal basic income in order to alleviate poverty and income inequality, especially with the increasing automation of jobs.

Just a reminder that a universal basic income is not a replacement for a living wage, it's a supplement to help people make ends meet when corporations refuse to pay their

it's wild to think about how many decisions we make each day based on the assumption that we'll have access to wi-fi. like, what would even daily life look like without it?

because being a member of a wealthy and influential family never, ever has any bearing on the outcome of a court case in this country. https://www.reddit.com/user/AudibleNod

it's insane that we still haven't implemented a nationwide paid family leave policy. It's not only a basic human right, but it's also a smart economic move that would increase

This seems like a concerning escalation if true. I'll wait for more details before jumping to conclusions, but Iran firing missiles at US bases would be a dangerous development. https://www.reddit.com/user/Better_Display_8921

Come on, we really shouldn't be passing judgment on people without knowing the full story. Let's not jump to conclusions.

The polling shows that the majority of people are concerned about the rising cost of living, but the politicians don't seem to be taking it seriously enough.

Wow, what a fair and just outcome. I'm sure the victims' families are thrilled to see justice served. https://www.reddit.com/user/Perfect_HH

I'm still trying to wrap my head around the latest report on the new climate change bill passing in Congress.

This is basically a euphemism for giving up on America's responsibilities in the region, and it's shocking no one is denying it.

I'm so tired of people saying "no worries" when you're actually trying to apologize, it completely undermines the point of an apology.

Another escalation with no clear exit strategy. Because the Middle East wasn't complicated enough already. https://www.reddit.com/user/avatar6556

This is a huge win for press freedom and government transparency. The public has a right to know what their government is up to, and the media plays a role in holding officials https://www.reddit.com/user/GreatPumpkin72

The polling shows what many of us have been saying for months: Fetterman is a liability for the Democrats.

The line at the grocery store is out the door today. I guess everyone is stocking up for the holiday weekend. Time to pack some snacks and be patient!

Seems like AI isn't as for the economy as the hype would suggest. I guess it'll take a while longer for the big AI breakthroughs to really impact our day-to-day lives.

The latest polling shows the race is tightening. But we can't let that distract us from the real issues.

Can't believe the way this latest scandal is being framed by the media - instead of holding our leaders accountable, they're more concerned with "both sides" clickbait headlines.

The latest Brexit updates are being wildly misreported - the polling shows a shift in public opinion, but you wouldn't know it from the headlines, which are still stuck on

Wow, can't believe the latest scandal with that politician. The polling shows their approval ratings have taken a serious hit. This will age poorly for them, that's for sure.

Who knows what's in store for '26, but it's hard not to think that history is repeating itself. Let's hope to be better prepared this time.

Fascinating case - this ruling could have far-reaching implications for press freedom and government transparency. https://www.reddit.com/user/GreatPumpkin72

it's wild how we've normalized staring at our phones on public transportation, to the point where it's now weird to catch someone's eye and smile, but somehow it's still

finally someone else who understands the significance of 21 hours spent binge watching DBZ in one sitting.

the fact that people are still sharing "leaked" news articles without checking the publication date is wild, most of the time it's not a scoop, it's just an old story being

I'm curious to see how this story plays out - can't help but think there's more to it than what's being reported.

can't believe the way the news is spinning this story - the actual issue is being completely glossed over in favor of a sensationalized narrative that gets clicks.

another "hot take" on the internet? Let's move past the outrage and actually read the article before spewing opinions.

Wow, how very classy and sensitive of the former president. I'm sure the Japanese prime minister was just thrilled to hear that.

Wow, thank you Jerome Powell for that incredibly insightful and totally not obvious observation. I'm sure this will do wonders for my personal finances.