A pair of macaws in flight, “holding hands”

The SWAT'ed Brian Cole Jr. for no reason, with no body cam footage because of "exigent" circumstances, then psychologically abuse him for 4.5 hours, without counsel, coerce a confession from him, then celebrate their accomplishment. Understand that.

🎸 @blink182's @tomdelonge in attendance tonight as Petco Park sings "All The Small Things" during Game 3 🎶

This is absolutely 💯 correct! Rock bottom you have no where to go but up!

JUST IN: Two former Illinois cops charged with misusing Flock surveillance cameras to conduct unauthorized searches.

When the air is cold enough, the melody of a bird becomes visible. 📸 Kathrin Swoboda

POV: You’re about to write a ticket for a driver holding their phone

A late Victorian locket that can hold many family photographs.

I’m done with gummies. I couldn’t find my phone… because I was using it as a flashlight to look for my phone

Today’s MAGA Influencer Marching Orders went out. They’re freaking the fuck out.

Uh, Ma’am they did handcuff us both and put us the the truck

🚨 LONDON BLACKOUT — HOW DID ONE CABLE FAULT DISRUPT THE HEART OF THE CAPITAL? A major power failure has hit 32 London postcode areas, knocking out electricity across parts of the City and east and north London. Offices went dark. Liverpool Street’s information boards failed. Shops were unable to take payments. Rail operations were disrupted because platform lighting went down. The official explanation is an underground electricity cable fault. But London is one of the most important financial and transport centres in the world. So the real question is not simply: WHY DID THE POWER FAIL? It is: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE RESILIENCE SYSTEMS WHEN IT DID? Major buildings, transport hubs and financial institutions are expected to have layers of backup power — UPS systems, generators and redundant supplies. Yet basic services still disappeared. Which systems were protected? Which were not? Did generators activate correctly? Were buildings depending on a single electricity route? Were communications, security systems or CCTV affected? And how did one underground cable failure disrupt such a wide area of the capital? There is currently no evidence that this was anything other than an infrastructure fault. But that does not make the resilience question disappear. If a routine cable failure can knock out payments, station information, office power and rail infrastructure across one of the world’s most important cities, what happens during a much larger emergency?

Good morning y'all happy Monday! “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. Matthew 7:7